Mystery of Daisy Lutan Murder Revealed in Court
In a New York courtroom, Daisy Lutan is named as murdered by Henry Kent alias Orville Granders, owner of the Granddeck, a bank president and master-criminal. The district attorney arrests Granders, Wick, and others while Miss Moore helps expose a secret passage and a web of embezzlement, blackmail, and theft. Barbara Bradford aids, and the couple awakens to a personal reward as a huge inheritance surfaces.
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McGregor
Daisy Lutan
Henry Kent
Granddeck
Orville Granders
Gorman
Wick
James Wilson
James Wick
Rufus Gaston
Spalding Nelson
Gaston
Granders
Barbara Bradford
Barbara
Soie
Nellie Kelly
Moore
Orville Grandera
New York
Mys
Cardens
Nelson
Sutan
Claire
Grandera
Miss Bradford
Mr. McGregor
Spalding
Making Jelly When Sugar Is Scarce
A home guidance note explains jelly making when sugar is costly. It details extracting pectin from citrus peels and combining juices from citron melon rhubarb orange and lemon to thicken into jelly. It covers pineapple jelly with citron melon and rhubarb, testing jellying with alcohol, and blending flavors with available fruits.
Poetic Reflections on Grief and Hope in Clouds
The text offers contemplations on grief and solace amid rainbow clouds and uplifting paeans. It suggests solace remains elusive yet invites a personal bidding to seek comfort at one’s own pace.
Seasonal Dishes for Meals After Breakfast
Simple lettuce salad with French dressing and onion. variations include peanuts and minced onion. Waffles recipe uses four and milk with yolks and leavening. bake on hot waffle iron. Fruit salad mixes banana, orange, pineapple, grapes with sugar and lemon juice, chilled and served with maraschino cherries.
Quiet Wedding Game Among Children
A child tells a mother that the tea party guests are playing weddings with Mollie as the bride and Margery Jones as the bridesmaid. The mother learns there is no groom and the girl explains it is a very quiet wedding.
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Mollie
Margery Jones
Mother
London
A Swede in Minnesota Describes Money Orders
A recent Swedish immigrant in Minnesota praises the country and notes a post office experience. He explains he can send money to his mother using a money order for ten dollars at a cost of ten cents, describing American generosity and its practical convenience.
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Minnesota
America
Niels
Agony Column Exchange Cites Forgiveness
A playful exchange from the Agony Column shows Robert returning to claim forgiveness while Madge writes she cannot forgive herself and cannot come home. The Boston Transcript notes the two day lag in replies.
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Gidee
Agony
Robert
Madge
Boston Transcript
Special Event Reveals Mrs Blank Divorce
Mrs Blank has obtained a divorce. cards were received yesterday confirming the action.
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the House of Whispers
Little, Brown & Co
Myers
Indianapolis
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