Masquerade by Inez Haynes Irwin continues in tale
In a tense Satuit house scene Mrs. Avery, Patrick O Brien and friends press Bessie for her hidden memory of a spring murder plot. Bessie recalls overheard threats between Walter Treadway and Doctor Blaikie about Miss Molly, linking past events to the present mystery.
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Bessie
Patrick
Geary
Sarah
Joe
Big Hattie
Marshbank
Cutter
Jennie Snow
Mrs. Cutter
Jennie
Mr. Day
Locust Lane
Doctor Blaikie
Walter Treadway
Jess
Mr. Treadway
Ace Blaikie
Mr. O’brien
Ace
Walter
Molly
Marshland Station
Satuit
Man Proves Golf Makes Life Worth Living At Sixty
Mr. Jenkins, new to golf at age sixty, resists lessons yet slowly learns through trial and error with neighbor Mr. Jeffers guiding him. He masters a putt, then drives 250 yards, prompting neighbors to complain about balls and muddy washing. He joins a golf club, and the morning office calls reveal his pride in every shot.
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James J. Montague
Mr. Jenkins
Mr. Jeffers
Jenkins
Gosh
Grove Street
Bell Syndicate
Home Heating Hints for brisk fire on cold mornings
Shake the grates until a red glow appears, then adjust the ashpit and check dampers to burn briskly. Feed fuel in a thin layer if needed, let gases burn off, then add a full charge of coal. Reset dampers for normal burning to save fuel and reduce trips to the cellar.
Amendment Thirteen Defines Abolition of Slavery in 1865
The text cites the Thirteenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution adopted in 1865. It prohibits slavery or involuntary servitude except as punishment for crime after conviction. It is interpreted as applying to compulsory service between individuals within U.S. jurisdiction.
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United States
Pursuit of Happiness in Hawthorne Quote
A reflective excerpt notes happiness rarely comes by chasing it directly. It suggests pursuing other goals may unexpectedly yield happiness, though grasping it openly risks losing it. The stance echoes a caution against overt desire for fulfillment.
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Hawthorne
A Continual Course Life Teaches From Parent’s Hand
A quotation on how a parent’s influence leaves lasting marks on a child’s heart guiding growth from early letters to lasting strength, attributed to R. Hill.
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R. Hill
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Hopefull
Caro
Sylvia
Nancy Burton
Patrick O’brien
Margaret Fairweather
Mattie Stow
Force
Tony
Margaret
Mary
Sarah Darrie
Mrs. Avery
Treadways
Molly Eames
Molly Treadway
Aunt Mary
New York
Montague
Golf
Alep Nes
Aristotle
U. S
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dan’s Spring Works, Inc
Cherry St
Kansas City
Wagmac CO
Dept
Chicago