Hidden Ways by Frederick Van de Water
Frederick van de Water's mystery follows David Mallory an aspiring reporter forced to work as a switchboard operator in a New York apartment house. He becomes entangled with the Paget and Ferriter families amid a murder investigation in the Ferriter suite and a possible family history project.
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David Mallory
New York
Timothy Higgins
David
Agatha Paget
Allegra
Higgins
Ferriter
Pagets
Lyon
Everett
Ione
Paget
Lyon Ferriter
Jerry Cochrane
The
Press
Miss Paget
Grosvenor Paget
Grosvenor
Family Shadows Stir as New York Visit Deepens
Grosvenor, Miss Agatha, Allegra, and Lyon Ferriter gather at the Morello while David contemplates Allegra and memories of Chicago. A doorbell rings, Lyon thanks the group, and danger nears as a mystery intruder forces a tense stumble in Higgins’ hallway.
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Grosvenor
Miss Agatha
David
Wagner
Allegra
New York
Nebraska
Republic
Shannon
Lyon Ferriter
Lyon
Miss Paget
Ione
Babylon
George
Tripped by Higgins and a Hidden Intruder
In a tense basement moment, Higgins mocks the narrator after a fall caused by his own suitcase. The superintendent dismisses any other presence, while the narrator recalls a mysterious intruder who was there and left a trace as he was discovered.
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Higgins
Windy basement chase ties to Seattle visitor and Ferriter
The narrator and Jerry Cochrane pursue a mysterious intruder after a basement sighting. Addison Sims of Seattle is suspected, with Lyon Ferriter seen upstairs and a hidden exit. A taxi ride and winded confrontation push the mystery toward a continued episode.
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Lyon Ferriter
Grosvenor Paget
Everett
Shannon
Miss Agatha
Allegra
Jerry Cochrane
Babylon
Morello
Cochrane
Lyon
Ferriter
sover—Shannon
Ferriters
Eliminating birthmarks with carbon dioxide snow
A health column reviews treatment for blemishing birthmarks in infants especially angiomas. It explains carbon dioxide snow therapy as a simple, inexpensive option under medical supervision, notes case types suited to this method, and stresses early treatment for small marks. It also contrasts sunstroke and heat exhaustion treatments and answers reader questions on veins and gas pains.
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Howard Kelly
Baltimore
Norman M. Wrong
Toronto
Canadian Medical Association
Wrong
Sailor collar dress pattern for junior sizes 11 to 19
Design No. 8738 features a frock with sailor collar and braided trim. The blouse skirt combination aims for a soft feminine line with gathered bodice and front fullness. Recommended fabrics include blue chambray or white linen with navy or scarlet braid. Pattern sizes 11 13 15 17 19. size 13 needs 4% yards of 35 inch material and 8% yards braid.
Household Questions From Everyday Care
A vintage guide offers kitchen tips and home hacks. Boil vegetables to preserve minerals and starch. stain removal uses molasses on linens. marshmallows with butter and jelly finish on crackers. inspect picture backs for holes and patch. turpentine in water preserves delicate fabrics. folding a bedspread creates a triangle to tuck in.
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By Frederick, van DE Water
Mallory
Agatha
Chicago
D’armhaillac
Chapter
Earn
W.N.U
James W. Barton
Western Newspaper Union
Today’s Health Column
Question
Dr. Barton
PO Peees
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Fal Reed
Sunkist
California
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