The Jacobean House Fifth Episode ends with a shocking reveal
Christopher Mace uncovers Morley Chester's hidden scheme at Wood House. Morley and his wife confessed a plot to siphon jewels using a secret panel and a spray drug, menoform, to rob guests while they remained unconscious. Christopher exposes the crime and the Chester couple flee before dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher
Tibet
Wood House
Pol
le Thaney
Morley Chester
Stovey Chuster
Cheristopher
Sir Walter Raven
Biu
Nelson
Morley
Walter Raven
M Drew
Sandbay
Owl
Ringhurst
Sir Walter
Sidney
Miss Chester
Raven
Scarlet Runner
Colorado
Nony
Sidne
Morley Chesters
Sidney Chester
Old Oak
Longevity and death causes among U S presidents sample
An anonymous Lancet letter notes the ages of 24 U S presidents, averaging 69, with six ties to assassination among Lincoln Garfield McKinley. It lists causes of death from pneumonia to cancer, and ends with a meditation on poetry and divine forces in the sickroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lancet
United States
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Johnson
Grant
Hayes
Arthur
Bright
B. Harrison
Turning point car crash quoted in light dialogue
A terse exchange recalls a turning point in a career tied to stepping out in a new touring car. The joke lands when a wife turns pale as the vehicle supposedly turns turtle, illustrating a dramatic but humorous turn in the tale.
Good Roads Good Roads Tractor Aids Road Making
In Atkinson New Hampshire a 20 horsepower farm tractor replaces horses for road work. Used with a road drag the tractor halves the time, covers double the ground, and needs two men instead of four. It pulls four to six cartloads of gravel in the same period, saving about 16 dollars on an eight dollar cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin
Chrisophier
Sidney Chester
Mai
Christopher
Morley Chester
Mes. Chester
Mr. Chester
Walter Raven
Roxery
Walter Maven
Cary
Henry Smithson
Sir Henry Smithson
Morley Chesters
Sidney
Mr. Taco
Sir Walter Raven
Wood House
Atest
Sind
Mindling House
Sir Walter
Ste Henry Stithson
Erbcan
Sir Alter Raven
Hristopher
Henry Stitson
Miss Reese
Race
Uttle
Persia
Morley
New York Times
Court’s Bank
London
Atkinson
N. H
Right System of Highways for a Nation
Ward King argues for a national highway system linking major cities to rural homes with trunk lines of concrete or brick for heavy traffic and trucks. He suggests waterbound macadam or gravel in some areas and advocates keeping minor wagon ways as native soil maintained with drag roads.
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Ward King
Benefits of Improved Roads for Rural Education
Improved roads will benefit agriculture and the country school system by enabling consolidation and centralization. Centrally located graded schools will serve children within four to five miles, with better buildings, trained teachers, and modern facilities at lower costs.
Straw Carpet Trials On Wisconsin Roads Near Rio
Experiments to temporarily improve deep sand roads will test straw hay or wire grass carpets with tar on Wisconsin highways around Rio in Columbia County. The aim is low cost reshaping for travel and a predicted three year life in light traffic. Additional resurfacing tests will occur on the Baraboo Kilbourn route with 3400 sections staked for varied treatments.
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Wisconsin
Rio
Columbia County
Baraboo-Kilbourn Road
Ohio to Mark Roads with Cast Iron Enamel Signs
Ohio counties will receive a list of required signs as officials approve cast iron posts with enameled signs for main and cross roads. County commissioners must compile and submit each county's needed signs for installation.
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Ohio
Still Want Good Roads Despite Airplane Promise
The article notes communities still debating hard surface roads as progress shifts from autos to air travel, stressing the ongoing need for reliable road infrastructure before widespread airplane use. It emphasizes that road improvements remain a priority for local mobility and economic activity.
General-Purpose Breeds Advice From Back-Yard Poultry Guide
The general purpose breeds of poultry are best for the back-yard flock. They will supply both eggs and meats and are usually good sitters and mothers. Also notes on land use for parsnips and planting advice. Use plenty of well-rotted manure in the garden this year.
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Vitagraph Company
Christopher Mace
Eidney
Chester
Woot Town
New & Mt Mheferenwen
Scottie Wath
Werious
Raver
Inez
Chetstenhen
Landin
Chesters
Wood
Father
Mrs
Washington
J. Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
J. Q. Adams
Jackson
van Buren
Harrison
Tyler
Polk
Taylor
Fillmore
Pierce
Buchanan
Samuel McChord Crothers
Atlantic Monthly
New Hampshire
Moat of Agriculture
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