Tennis scheme unfolds in murder plot on court
Dr Fell outlines how Nicholas Young lured Frank Dorrance to the tennis court with a fake invention and used a clothes line to strangle him. Brenda White confirms plans and the lock on the gate prevented witnesses as the plan moved from idea to act in under ten minutes.
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Dr. Fell
Hadley
Miss White
Brenda
Nicholas Young
Bugh
Frank
Maria
Mee HehCy
Elothe Nick
Derran
Wil Vaubt
Boone's Dixieland Tournament Team Wins in Jackson
William E. McKenney notes the Dixieland Tournament in Jackson, Mississippi, where L. D. Boone of Grenada led his team to victory with a 1,000 wager. The event featured match points and knockout finals, with Boone’s side defeating Mrs E C McGarrity and other players from Alabama.
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Boone
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Birmingham
Ala
Kane Scott
L. B. Buch
Sloone
Radio Programs Briefs on Front Page Patrol
A fragmented radio schedule notes features including a midnight program and various musical segments. It mentions a varsity news item and a dance show with a music focus. The readable text hints at program titles or segments and a general lineup for an evening broadcast.
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Fragmentary Bridge Comment Sparks Debate on Spade Contract
A brief excerpt notes Boone deciding to play the contract in spades, fearing a potential diamond ruff. The sentence hints at a strategic discussion in a card game context, with no clear outcome or full details provided.
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Boone
Puzzling List of Clues From a Vintage Puzzle Page
A dense OCR style list presents numerous clues across numbers and words, including references to a Hollywood producer, terms for weight, celestial gods, languages, and various cryptic entries. The fragment hints at a broad crossword style puzzle with across and down hints and scattered abbreviations.
Dictionary and card game tips in a quirky newspaper snippet
A disjointed collection of notes on Gin Rummy rules a discarded card rule a misspelling Petticoat and a vocabulary prompt today focusing on falsity and truth. It also contains a quote from Sir Thomas Browne about swallowing falsities for truth and a fragmented aside about increasing vocabulary.
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Sir T. Browne
English Lesson on Misused Words and Pronunciation
A brief note discusses common misuse of the phrase he didn't come but once and suggests using he came but once. It also covers a pronunciation guide for the word nig with the recommended articulation ar a-bik, emphasizing the first syllable.
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