Murder Quandary on Long Island Hotel Weekend
Linda Averill and Tom Averill hide a murder to protect their guest list on a Long Island weekend. Linda, cousin Amos Peabody, suspects murder as DeVos is arrested. the couple confide in Irish writer Shaughnessey while unraveling clues and alibis amid party tension.
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Tom Averill
Long Island
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Tom
Peabody
Amos
MR. Statlander
CAPTAIN DE _ VOS
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Lian Shaughnessey
Statlander
Shaughnessey
Stallander
DeVos
Police
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Kathleen
Tommy
Marvin
Oonte Marvin
Stoners
Binks
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Fust
Rosie
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Night Coughs Pisos Stops Night Coughs Instantly
Night Coughs Pisos stops night coughing by soothing throat tissues and loosening mucus. Swallowed slowly it clings to the throat reaching the lower throat and chest. Safe for children with 35c and 60c sizes all druggists.
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Pisos
Druga Fais
Emerald Oil Promises Quick Healing for Old Sores
An advertisement urges immediate treatment of old sores with Emerald Oil. It claims the oil soothes and heals quickly and offers a money back guarantee at Henderson's Drug Store with a doctor’s visit if not effective.
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P. Say8s Henderson
Former Iowa Pastor McFadden Dies in Pittsburgh
Dr. E. M. McFadden, 69, longtime Iowa clergyman who led Morning Sun United Presbyterian church from 1898 to 1900, assisted its 1898 building, later preached in Hampton Albia and Dunbarton Scotland, and founded a Jewish mission in Pittsburgh, died in Pittsburgh Sunday. Funeral services held there Wednesday.
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Morning Sun
E. M. McFadden
Pittsburgh
McFadden
United Presbyterian Church
Hampton and
Albia
Dunbarton
Scotland
Cedar Assessors Meet adopt state board recommendations
Tipton George R Crane rep of the state board attended the annual assessors meeting in the courthouse. All 25 town and township assessors were present. D H Engelking was elected chairman and C H Thomas clerk. The board’s recommendations on real estate and livestock assessment were adopted and a schedule set for old grain values: corn 8 cents per bushel oats 6 cents wheat 18 cents rye 12 cents barley 8 cents.
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Tipton
George R. Crane
State Board
Crane
D. H. Engelking
Olin
Dayton Township
C. H. Thomas
West Branch
State Board of Assessment and Review
Stories and Stories
A compact note from the Sydney Bulletin contrasts a young writer’s view on storytelling with a married friend’s aside about unspoken truths, questioning what is left unsaid in narrative and life.
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Sydney Bulletin
Technocracy debate prompts reader response in Muscatine Journal
Readers weigh Technocracy and its critics in letters to the editor. Leigh Paliser argues for open debate and possible change, while F. B. Moore urges favorable publicity. other writers discuss progress and risks, noting industry and finance roles.
Carter's Little Liver Pills advertised as remedy
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a cure for low mood and digestive issues caused by sluggish bile flow. It claims the liver should expel two pounds of bile daily and promises relief by stimulating bile with the product's vegetable extracts. The ad warns against substitutes and notes a 25-cent price in 1931.
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Carter
C. M. Co
Air travel and air power to replace boats and coal
A reader named H. Petersdorf of Muscatine Iowa predicts air travel will carry freight globally and replace boats for transport. He foresees safe airships, stoppages in air only, endless heat light and power from the air, and widespread employment with no coal or wood needed.
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Muscatine Journal
Howard Scott
H. Petersdorf
Cedar St. Muscatine
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