Dream Vision in Jungle Valley Foes Janice Kent
Janice Kent experiences a fever dream in a perilous jungle valley where Frank, Langton, and a high priest frame a tense escape plot. Monstrous ritual imagery and treacherous loyalties rise as a native crowd confronts the travelers under a blazing cave fire and a looming sacrifice.
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Frank
Langton
Horatio Greene
Juan
Janice
Janica
Ierains
Abkin
Jbhangton
Lyme
jHo
Billy
Trecklessriangle
The Supremacy of a Pyramidal Sacrifice
In a fog of dread, Janice faces captivity atop a vast pyramid as jaguars pace the moat of living hunger. Rain traps her and Billy Langton in a doomed ritual while the rain-choked cenote seals their fate and a hidden city awaits the knife.
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Anice
Billy Langton
Cenote
Billy
Pyramid
Frank
Herbert Tensec
SISTER KITCHEN SISTER KITCHEN
A cooking note discusses selecting fish for salads using cod, halibut, haddock, and salmon with caution about using strong flavors. It advises lemon marination and chilling time, plus tips on condiments like celery, capers, and other seasonings to balance the fish taste for luncheon sandwiches.
Salads and Dressings from Tomorrow's Menu
Improvised salad ideas feature shredded cabbage with fish such as cod haddock halibut and salmon. Recipes include tuna salad with eggs and a French dressing, plus garnishes of olives pickles peppers and stuffed vegetables. Breakfast lunch and dinner menus list french toast omelets creamed coffee and spiced breads with varied courses.
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Aimee Pickle
Smoot Testimony Details Publicity Fees and Ties to Tax Pact
Ernest W Smoot testified before a Senate committee that he received 19,750 in 1929 from various private individuals and firms for representing them in publicity work, including Western Advertising Express. He noted 12,660 was paid for handling publicity for a favored tax measure. Smoot, a former clerk and son of a Utah senator, claimed his father discussed the matter with former Postmaster General Brow, and denied involvement in any Western contract.
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Washington
Ernest W Smoot
Senate
Selvaig
Senate Amance
Smoot
Ia.t
Western As Express
Otaem Testamony
Sematar
Utah
Brox
Small Slam Is Poor Bid in Bridge Column
A dense bridge column discusses a contract problem where South aims for seven odd with standard play. It analyzes squeezes, re-entries, and specific card lines, noting risks and outcomes while hinting at the next issue’s solution.
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South
West
Gineh
Glen
Emil
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Robbery Frustrated at Piattsmouth Bank
Piattsmouth, Ned. A 28 bank robbery attempt near Lincoln ended when a robber was killed by a bank guard. The dead man, identified as Chloe A Durham private at the fort, was shot while attempting to flee. Lancaster and others pursued the bandits as shots shattered glass and scattered the crew. Police and guards recovered on the scene. One assailant was wounded. the investigation continues with officers pursuing leads.
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Piattsrouth
Ned
Fes
Robery
Suto
Snelli J . Lancaster
Chole
Durham
Cepu
Glass Parken
Says He Was Football Player
Charles A. Rogers a former Duquesne University football player was arrested for drunkenness after being found intoxicated on West Church Street. A bottle of bay rum was on his person and he carried no definite address. He posted ten dollars cash bond and was brought to court.
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Charles A. Rogers
Tod Po
Duquesne University
Geo Layman
M Lard
West Church Street
Rogers
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