The Hidden Door Clues in Packard Mystery
Colin unravels a hidden door in Buck Omara’s house as he stalks the Mask and its next door hideout. He suspects Keppelsstein’s symbol and plans a decisive move to expose the Mask before dawn. Detective Mulvey awaits Colin’s call for a water-tight meeting to secure the breakthrough.
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O'Mara
Buckara
Colin
Hal
Buck O’mara
Buck O'Mara
Buck Gine
House Next
Solly
Benny Malone
Sally
Mobe
Leemie Bak
Clarkie Lung
Helmie Schwarm
Old Kappelstein
Old Keppelstein
Benny
Colonel Hargresves
Mask
Barnays
Keppelstein
Olin
Grand Central Station
Tim
Mulvey
Sergeant Mulvey
Frank I. Packard
Washington Daybook Aims and Political Maneuvering
The account describes a government figure at the National Institutes of Health related to political strategy and public stance. It mentions a departure from Washington to Louisiana, a public announcement, and concerns about tactics linked to a figure called Kingfish. The text references setting up offices and political campaigns in a shadowed political climate.
New Coiffures For New Fiat Styles and Hats
New coiffures and hats dominate fashion this year. Options include a half part style with curls along the forehead, a backward part and ringlets, and a mysterious mystery hat with green quill accents and a black mesh veil. A widow’s peak look features a temple curl and a velvet tri corn hat with a wine feather.
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Sayoe Nea
Pet Land Adventure Turns Frightful in Forest Archway
A group of friends follow a friendly diver and scout toward a mysterious archway labeled Pet Land. They enter the dark scene and are startled by a sudden eerie shout asking who played a trick, ending with an unclear clue from the continuation.
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Dotty
PET Land
Former Senator Eyes Comeback Amid Louisiana Politics
The 75 year old former senator signals possible return to politics in Louisiana, insisting he is not seeking office but aiming to restore order. Observers note his 1930 defeat still shapes opinions. others debate his loyalty to Long and administration patronage. Weekend visits and local family mentions follow in Washington and Maryland towns.
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Loumisns
Long
Louisana
S.t
Notable local gathering at Lime Kiln with residents
Mrs. Paul ter ty and guests from nearby areas spent time with Mr and Mrs Gilliam, Mr and Mrs Bruchie, and several others including Jean Bobbie Ruth Feaga and Havse, sharing a social afternoon in the community.
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Paul Ter Ty
Losing One Trick To Win Two Card Play
A historical bridge note by WM. E. McKenney explains a hand that loses one trick to gain two. It outlines a two hearts opening, a three diamonds overcall, and a sequence leading to a small slam in hearts via careful play and a deliberate heart sacrifice to create entries and discard losing clubs.
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WM. E. McKenney
Gan
North
South
Larer
Paheid Pl
Demmy End East
King of Diamonds
Hils
Local Notices and Social Updates from Thurmont Area
Mr and Mrs Grayson Bartholow and daughter Helen live near Thurmont. Samuel Mossburg of Washington visited his sister Jennie Cook Minnick and brother Benjamin Mossburg near Predetick. Jesse Fox family opens Sunday with Thomas Wastler Thurmont. Edward Plummer visits Washington guests of Fenton Walters. Dorothy Weddle and John Young spent Sunday with J Franklin Fox family. Franklin Fae and children recently with her Thurmont parents Thomas and Mrs Wastler. Mothers and Teachers Club notes and parish meeting at Bartholomew Two Secc?ary Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev G Elie Williams with thirty members.
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Samuel Mossburg
Washington
Jennie Cook Minnick
Mossburg
Benjamin Mossburg
Predetick
Jesse Fox
Dorsey
Betty Ann
Thomas Wastler
Thurmont
Edward Plummer
Fenton Walters
Franklin Fae Ang
AgrichpesSese “Barthnes” Ae Secorary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Elie Willams
Cider Dishes Featured In Early American Kitchen Menu
An old style menu outlines cider based dishes and beverages. It describes cider boiling methods and recipes such as ham baked in cider with elder, cider salads, and cider infused desserts. The piece lists breakfast, luncheon, and dinner courses including bacon, macaroni, stuffed cantaloupe, and mock Hollandaise sauces.
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Mary Sea
Orang
Mike
Virginie
Meeting Presided by Mrs Chorley Judson with Music Program
Mrs Chorley Judson presided as the meeting opened with a scripture reading. Mrs Fogle conducted a reading and Mrs Mary Zimmerman performed a piano solo with Mrs Pearl. The next gathering is scheduled for October. More maraves were performed in Nebraska in 1992 than in 1951.
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Chorley E. Judson
Fogle
Marry Zimmerman
Pearl
Nebraska
Han
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Frank Ark L. Packard
Colm Mentz
Ladgwertere
Barney K
S.piil
Joxepn
Ransdell
Huey Long
Lon
Ransdel
Os¢ Ransdell
Congress Tre Lomisanan
Howse
Seatinucus
Fapula
Managi Ng Qerectar
Pational Institute of ‘Health
Legaer
Louwana
Yeletan Calpagaen
Fiat
Coppy
Dancy
NEA Service, Inc
the Times
Yaitess
L. KE. Feaga
Claude Miller
Ora Cook
Catherine Jewel
Hagerstown
Victor Ridenour
A. ¥. Baer
Charles Bruch
Smith Cecil
Fulton Davis
Kemptown
East
A&t
Isouthi
Grayson Bartholow
Helen
Near
Mrs. Ciiford Lane
Dorothy Weddle
John Young
J. Franklin Fox
Famly
Berger’s
Berger’s Book Mart
North Market Street
Frederick, md
Mary's Kitchen
Jimmie Gleason
MTGG
Opera House
Papas
JAI Modern
Tracy
M. G. ML
Mae Clarke
Peggy Shannon
Otto Kruger
Marlene Dietrich
the Song OF Songs
Brian Aherne
Lionel Atwill
Fridat
Ivolt Bros
Lydia E. Pinkwam
Frederick
Waomler Theatre
Fumorruw Ante
Verturting
Marian Marsh
Alan Hale
Carole Lombard
Rompt
Kewplag
Markell & Ford
Ness
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