Lonely house summons and a frightful encounter
Anson Hedaees travels to a lonely Sussez house after a telegram from her father. She finds her father and dog absent, is confronted by a terrifying man, and is saved by a second, more personable man. No clear explanation for the absence or the father’s actions emerges.
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Anson Hedaees
Sussez
Alison
Eaodd
Althouck
Gaffe
Aliioz
Herbert
Little Herbert
Lttle Herbert
Gate
Herbert Perma
Harre
Abe
Mrs Roosevelt
Amy
Dana
White House
Raymond Nrano
Hardstand
NEA Service Inc
Mystery Deepens in Warley Night Escape
Chapter Seven unfolds Alison and Anson facing a stormy night mystery as a dangerous dog guards the house and a missing figure haunts their thoughts. They debate routes, test loyalties, and plan sleep over seeking clues, while hints about Alison's father add a troubling thread.
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Lison
Warley
Anson
Faecross
Jeaning
Obi” Alson
Alison
Pentry
Gaffe
Graceham Scramble Report in 7 Brief Lines
Fragmented OCR reads like a wartime telegram with names and places. Mentions Graceham, Fredercx Coy Hospital, Mera, Carroll Fisner, Gunn Gros, and Davents. Difficult sequence hints at times and events, but the readable content remains unclear.
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Fredercx
Carroll Fisner
Gunn Grosefchuly
Government Morals Clash Sparks in Washington May 6
In Washington on May 6 reporters cover a federal civil service purge debate sparked by the morality clause in the reformed act. Witnesses including Federation official E Claude Bantock denounce it while Congressman Cochran defends Babcock’s marriage rule. The controversy draws in Congress and local officials, highlighting morale issues amid federal employment.
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Rodney Duicher
Washington
Rocal
Baico
Federal Civil Service
Hose Can Service Committee
Claude Bantock
Federation
Babcocks
Congressman Cochran
Babcock
Habcock
Cochran
Fashion notes on tailored styles and pearl buttons
Fragmentary fashion write up describes linen fabrics, natural colors, and tailored collars. Mentions pearls, pleats, and button details along with several names and terms that hint at a period sewing scene and possible garment styles.
Taneytown Notice of Local Socials in May
Taneytown column lists Mr and Mrs Cyce L Hesson and Mrs J Witherow involved in a May social event with attendance notes and local notices. The fragment references household names and a community gathering.
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Taneytown Te
Cyce L Hesson
J. Witherow
Poisoned Kidneys and Misused Remedies Reported
A fragmented note describes kidney poisoning linked to improper remedies and dangerous practices. It mentions seeking expert care and warns of severe health risks from unsafe substances. The text emphasizes caution and medical intervention to prevent lasting damage.
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