The Vanished Millionaire (Continued) Mystery Deepens
In Meudon a quiet investigation heats up as Harbord the secretary is seen near the corridor and Jackson resists a London call. Inspector Peace and narrator Phillips track a strange footprint trail and discover footprints turning at right angles into a wall as Sirias Ford’s fate remains unresolved.
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Inspector Peace
London
Ford
Jackson
Camden
Ransom
Meudon
Rascal
Rangom
Phillips
Sirias Ford
Street Feud Ends as Love Bows to Bull and Barbs
Millicent Street defies wealthy rival Harold James who aims to block her homestead. When a private road fence, trespass threats, and a savage bull threaten the property, Millicent rejects offers and endures hardship. Harold James pursues her, but amid danger he confesses past affection, earning a wary reunion. The homestead remains but serves as a shooting box for the James estate.
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Jameses
Harold James
Mr. James
James Land
Hicksville
Richmond
Thad
Mr. Tarrish
Miss Millicent
James
James Estates
Millicent
Miss Jones
James Mansion
W. G. Chapman
Night Call to Labrador Doctors Survived by Sledge Run
Dr G K Hutton recalls a freezing 71 mile message from Hebron to fetch dying Eskimos. Eskimo drivers push through pitch dark with dogs, ice and sea dangers as the team races along fractured ice to reach the mission 71 miles away.
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Labrador
G. K. Hutton
Hebron
Johannes
Prehistoric Monster Atalantosaurus Described as Giant
Eighty feet long and thirty feet high the atlantosaurus is noted as one of our prehistoric animals in the article.
Plant Portulaca for Hot Sun Garden Beds
In an 80 sunlit bed where many plants fail, portulaca thrives. These South American natives resist heat and quickly brighten the garden with abundant flowers, making them ideal for scorching conditions.
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South America
Sufferedge Essay by an Eleven Year Old
An eleven year old daughter of a woman’s franchise member writes about Women Sufferedge. She classifies supporters into four groups the sufferegettes the suff erigists the antics and the ones who don’t care. The piece notes promises by Asquith and Lloyd George and accuses husbands of hypocrisy.
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Sufferedge
Woman's Franchise Association
Lloyd George
Mr. Asquith
Material for Matches and the Phosphorus Claim
The article discusses obtaining two pounds of phosphorus enough to produce about 6000 friction matches. It asserts scientists claim phosphorus plus sodium, potassium, magnesium boost health and vigor. It suggests using the elements to create a brilliant light or silver rain for the Fourth of July.
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Addington
By B. Fletcher Robinson
De-Anthor
A.conan Doyle
Mr. Phillips
FAS
W. B. Johnson
Milly
Miss Street
North
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