Wedding March Murder Clues Narrow Between Suspects
Detective Kilday weighs motives and alibis in a hotel church crime as Webster Spears and Rylie Carmody deny involvement. Carmody and Callis Shipley face sleuthing as the case hinges on hidden motives to stop Doris Carmody from marrying Jim Franklin.
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Kyle
Westport
Callis
Franklin
Webster Spears
Peter
Web
Rylie
Kilday
Rylie Carmody
Spears
Carmody
Callis Shipley
Doris Carmody
Jim Franklin
Ambrose Carmody
Choo Choo
Rylle Carmody
Web Spears
Nobody in Blue Is Carried to Crime, Peter Hints
Peter argues the killer is an intimate to Franklin, not Callis Shipley. He links the missing woman in blue to the crime via a forged phone call and a key from the blue visitor, then suggests the murderer used Franklin’s revolver to stage a getaway at the church.
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Franklin
Callis Shipley
Woman In Blue
Kilday
Peter
Blue
Dan Bullis
Ballis
Rylie Carmody
Woman In
Rylie
Miss Shipley
Carmody
Webster Spears
Doctor Abernathy
Fletcher
Metcher
Nick Royce
Spears
Choo Choo
New York
Royce
Tobacco curing cabins among southern tobacco districts
The bulletin from the American Gas Association notes that traveling Negro tobacco pickers pass numerous old log cabins with rock and mud flues and outdoor fireplaces. Leaves are hung in these cabins and kept burning day and night to dry the tobacco, while the workers sing and dance around the fires.
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South
American Gas Association
The Judgment of the Nations: A Bible Lesson Study
A sermon outline reviews Matthew 25 31 46 on the future judgment of living nations when Christ returns. It distinguishes this event from the final judgment, describes the judge the time and place near Jerusalem, lists the judged peoples and the differing outcomes for sheep and goats based on how they treated messengers of the gospel of the kingdom.
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Christ
Jesus
Doctor Pentecost
Jesus Christ
Israel
Joel
Zechariah
Jerusalem
Mary
David
Jacob
Trust in the Infinite Father for Recovery
A brief exhortation urges reliance on the Infinite Father for comfort and healing. It calls readers to lean on divine guidance to quiet a troubled heart and find rest and restoration.
A Constant Prayer for All Creatures Inspires Timed Prayers
A reflection on love for animals guiding us to genuine prayer at defined times and for stated reasons, urging disciplined reflection and devotion.
Crochet Summer Wear Inspires Chic Beach Couture
The piece highlights cotton crochet fashions for spring and summer, urging readers to embrace crochet garments such as sun suits, beach dresses, straps and caps, all crafted in cotton crochet cord or thread. It extols lightweight, washable, stylish options like two piece string dresses and mer cerized crochet sweaters.
Cotton fashions for shirtwaist outfits and shorts
The piece surveys summer dress styles featuring shirtwaist dresses with skirts and extra pants, praising shorts as acceptable to the right crowd. It notes cotton fabrics like seersucker and plain weaves, with striped shirtings and pearl button fronts, emphasizing practicality and laundry ease.
Gloves and Accessories Grow Bigger to Match Silhouettes
The article notes larger bags gloves and muffs to fit long sweeping outfits. Schiaparelli creates a mahogany calfskin bag nearly as big as a small overnight bag. Pillow muffs cover the front like oblong pillows in beaver and astrakhan.
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Schiaparelli
Beaver
Astrakhan
Clip Earrings Highlight Leaf and Conch Shell Designs
A page features earrings with a large gold leaf clip that nearly covers the ear lobe, popular for daytime wear. Also shown are rhinestone clip earrings inspired by a conch shell, outlined along the ear lobe on a young patrician woman in the accompanying image.
Tiny Monsters Take London as Worn Ornaments Trend
London shops report a surge in tiny monster shaped ornaments worn as accessories. Designers promote playful, collectible pieces in bold colors, targeting fashion briefings and festival season shoppers seeking quirky statement jewelry.
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London
Remembering Only Happy Times Under the Stars
John Steven McGroarty reports a true philosopher urged keeping happy memories and forgetting regrets. He advised letting the past bury its dead and to cherish moments of laughter, moonlit seas, misty mornings, and rivers as the key to a well lived life.
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Hills
John Steven McGroarty
Los Angeles Sunday Times
Record Fish Feats Span Two Oceans in Early 20th Century
A 388 foot whale shark, weighing 26 594 pounds, was harpooned off Florida in 1912 by Capt. Charles Thompson. Author Zane Grey is credited with the largest rod and line catch a striped marlin sword fish weighing 1 010 pounds near Tahiti in 1930.
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Florida
Charles Thompson
Zane Grey
Tahiti
Postum Offers Free Week’s Supply to Readers
An offer from the Postum Company promises a full week’s supply of health giving Postum at no cost to any reader who writes for it. The ad invites interested notices to request the product via mail as part of a newspaper promotion.
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Postum Company
Postum
There’s a Difference at the Tax Collector’s Window
The Toledo Blade notes patience and endurance needed to wait in line at the tax collector’s office. The piece contrasts the strain of the queue with the relief that anticipation brings before the moving picture theater.
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Moving Picture Theater
Toledo Blade
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