Randy's Girl Ends in Grim Confrontation and Reveal
Randy, a police detective posing as a hunter, falls for Pamela the supposed Tony Quarles ally. After learning her truth and tracking down Tony at the Seaside, Randy fatally shoots Quarles and discovers Pamela was honest about her identity, while she faints in his arms.
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Dandy Sumner
Huntman
Tony Quarles
Chicago
Lhe Ghief
Tony
Randy
Pamela
Ryegate
Ocean Bluffs
Resxly
Michigan
Theirl
Lancey
Tom Lancey
Charming Christmas Candles From Leftover Wax and Waxes
A guide to making decorative candles for Christmas using parffin, tallow, beeswax, bayberries, and scented additions. Steps cover melting, wicks, colors, molds, and dipping, with tips on safe heating, core use, and refrigerator cooling for easy removal.
Fishing Parson Forgot Funeral in Cornish Town
An old country doctor in Hayle Cornwall is remembered for odd characters and quirks. Tales recount a sleepy night nurse routine by a colleague, a stout vet riding to homes, a stairway pulse with a riding crop, and a white witch curing warts. A St Ives curate forgetting a funeral ends with mourners joking about the missing service and the deceased.
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Harry Roberts
London
East End
Hayle
Cornwall
Winifred Stamp
Roberts
St. Ives
Porthminster Bay
Fragmentary Patient Doctor Exchange From Damaged Page
A jagged OCR read shows a stressed patient telling a doctor I know how you feel and the doctor replying not to quit. The scene appears as a partial dialogue with many misspellings and missing context.
Make Candles at Home with Dipping and Carving
Learn simple steps to dip wicks in melted wax using small cans, cool water, and repeated dips for thick candles. Add color for a full or final coat, and a touch of stearic acid for dripless results. Finish by carving shapes and storing in the fridge.
Trout Creek Man Wins Ontario Potato Championship
Frank Rick of Trout Creek in Parry Sound County wins the Ontario potato award for the second time, collecting 519 points and 250 dollars. Dave C. Hackett of Cochrane takes second. W A Vail and Son of Denfield third. Rick notes dry conditions and 836 bushels per acre.
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Frank Rick
Trout Creek
Ont
Parry Sound County
Rick
Dave C. Hackett
Cochrane, Ont
W. A. Vail & Son
Denfield
Middlesex County
T. L. Kennedy
Ontario
Asbestos Paper Insulation Advice For Home Furnaces
An article notes soil quality boosts crops and warns against using asbestos paper on furnace pipes. Tests show heat loss increases 62 percent with 12 pound asbestos over bright tin pipes. Recommend sealing joints with two inch asbestos strips and insulating exposed pipes with three layers of corrugated asbestos.
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Canada
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