Murder at the Minister's Study During Kept Wedding Plan
Jim Franklin is stabbed to death in the minister's study moments before his wedding to Doris Carmody. Detective Peter Cardigan and Sergeant Kilday lead the official inquiry as suspects including Callis Shipley and the bride’s circle are interviewed amid a tangle of visitors and alleged affairs.
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Rylie
Daniel Bullis
Franklin
Kylie Carmody
Webster Spears
Choo Choo
Ihilday
Callis Shipley
Wilday
Ambrose Carmody
Peter
Kilday
Doris Carmody
Seeking a Woman in Blue in a Murder Case
Detectives pursue a web of alibis and the elusive woman in blue. They interview Webster Spears and then Fletcher the butler as they seek clues linking Choo Choo Train, Doris Carmody, Rylie Carmody, and Franklin’s murder. They note license plates and plan to question Franklin’s servant about who visited today.
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Rylie
Carmody
Ambrose Carmody
Kilday
Peter Cardigan
Rylie Carmody
Spears
Peter
Rylle
Doris
Doctor Abernathy
Webster Spears
Franklin
Fletcher
Nick Royce
Blue
Woman In Blue
Police
Crime wave and duel stories mix with monarch cheer
This week’s column contrasts a rising crime wave with a Paris duel over the Stavisky scandal and Bayonne pawnshop, then sketches potential future wars and a cheerful view from Akron on the Mystic Order’s grand monarch touring grottoes.
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England
Scieber
Akron
Ohio
The
Mystic Order of the Enchanted Realm
United States
Canada
Labor Strike Advice Amid Hospitality Industry Debate
Editorial notes a suggested strike of New York hotel and restaurant workers while urging restraint. It argues labor leaders may know the trade but warns that a broad walkout could backfire, noting prosperity should be allowed to grow a bit longer. The piece recalls four years of rising idleness as a caution.
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New York
Welfare Island
United States
Critics overstate cost of New Deal work programs
The piece argues critics misjudge the scale of relief spending Twelve thousand million dollars in 1934 created jobs and industry Yet by 1938 wages nationwide fell 32 thousand million below 1929 levels with low wage workers hit hardest Government spending covers only about one third of the wage drop total national income slid from 81 to 49 thousand million from 1929 to 1932.
Turkish citizen Ahmed Osman dies in Massachusetts electric chair
Ahmed Osman, executed in Massachusetts on Tuesday, becomes the first Turkish citizen and the first Mohammedan to be put to death in the state. He observed his religious rites in his final hours, noting that Mohammedan teachings did not anticipate electric punishment.
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Ahmed Osman
Massachusetts
Mohammed
Prisoner Chooses Clergymen for Death Chair
The condemned man selects three clergy to accompany him to the chair with two Christian ministers offered and one non Christian refused for a Mohammedan comforter. He declines and proceeds alone, facing two thousand volts in a three time ordeal, realizing further conditions ahead beyond Mohammed.
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Mohammed
Munich priests face eight month jail term claim
In Munich the public prosecutor for Germany seeks eight months in jail for three Catholic priests accused of spreading atrocity stories about conditions in the country. The comment notes that any government should respond more effectively than a short jail sentence.
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Munich
Germany
Lesson on Seek First the Kingdom of God
The study outlines Matthew 6 on giving praying and fasting with focus on true prayer and avoiding show, guidance on earthly riches and trust in the Father, and the call to seek the kingdom first while not worrying about daily needs. It emphasizes God’s care and placing spiritual priorities above world pursuits.
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God
Jesus
Christ the King
Christ
Paul
Heavenly Father
Biscuits and Desserts Illustrated with Home Cooking Tips
A home cooking column explains scoring home prepared foods like biscuits. It covers ingredient choices for short or pull-apart textures, baking powder usage, shortening methods, and liquid ratios. Also includes recipes for baking powder biscuits, apple dumplings, fruit rolls, and shortcake dough with practical tips.
Friendship and error as topics in personal regard
A reflective note on friendship versus advocacy of error, stressing that personal ties should not lead to endorsing wrong ideas. The author cautions that friendship with people does not justify supporting incorrect beliefs.
Phidias' Mechanism Weaves God's Name Through His Works
A philosophical reflection asserts Phidias embedded the great name of God in the fabric of all his creations, making memory of the divine integral to his art and legacy.
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Phidias
God
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