Murder charge shocks Sentry family in quiet night
Inspector Irons has booked Arthur Sentry on a murder charge. Barbara insists her father could not be guilty, claiming they saw him at home before the victim was killed. The District Attorney notes the evidence while Mrs. Sentry endures a fragile suspense.
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Arthur
Mr. Flood
Father
Barbara
Professor Brace
Essex
East Boston
Brace
Mrs. Sentry
Flood
Emma
Ince
Sien
Phil
Dean Hare
Dean
Bob Flood
Waik
Fisher
Hare
Inspector Irons
Miss Randall
Irons
Ike Tory
Gus Loran
Gus
New York
Ike
Gils Loran
Emerald ring and dawn wake for Mrs Sentry in suspense
Mrs Sentry faces a raw dawn and a tangled memory of Arthur. She weighs guilt and innocence, recalls the emerald gift signed Your Husband, and wonders how the children and the district attorney will fare as she prepares to confront the morning papers and a tense household.
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Mrs. Sentry
Arthur
Mary
Prigin
Miss Wines
New Hampshire
York Harbor
Barbara
Phil
Mr. Flood
Nellie
Philips
Oscar
Emma
Arthur Sentry’s Key Evidence Deepens Family Tension
In a tense morning at the Sentry home Dean Hare explains police theory and a forged key linking Arthur Sentry to a back door theft. Mrs. Sentry steers the discussion while Phil and Emma react with fear and loyalty as Arthur’s denial collides with incriminating testimony.
Sentry Case Tangles Crime and Alibis in August Mystery
Barbara Sentry aids a drunk Johnnie Boyd after a party. Professor Bruce from Harvard helps Barbara home. A later robbery and Miss Wines’s murder spark a web of alibis. Sentry is arrested as evidence links a back door key and a changed safe combination to the crime.
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Barbara Sentry
Johnnie Boyd
Professor Bruce
Harvard Cmes
Barbara Ome
Barbara
Ay Sentry
Miss Wines
Tempoary
Len
Mary
Neil Ray
Gus Loran
Sentry
Phil Sentry
Dan Fisher
Lightning Strokes Guided by Earth Feelers Says Engineer
Karl B McEachron, a high voltage engineer, explains that leader discharges begin with earth-originating flashes that attract the main bolt. He notes leader strokes move in hesitating 200 foot steps toward earth, then rapid subsequent flashes. discoveries came from Empire State Building studies by General Electric to protect transmission lines.
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Karl B. McEachron
Schenectady
United Press
McEachron
Empire State Building
New York City
General Electric Company
B. F. J. Schonland
South Africa
New York
Franklin quote on liberty and safety sparks debate
A fragment cites Benjamin Franklin declaring that those who sacrifice liberty for temporary safety deserve neither. The wording reflects a moral argument about freedom and security, though attribution appears in a partial OCR context with no surrounding details.
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Baying
Benjamin Franklin
Keeping Clean Habits to Safeguard Child Health
In 1928 36 WM C Houston Goodiss urges mothers to enforce daily baths clean clothing hand washing and proper coughing etiquette. He warns school age children face more germs and stresses soap towels in schools and at home plus supervising meals sleep outdoor play and regular elimination to reduce illnesses.
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Johnny
Wm—C. Houston Goodiss
Motherly Diet Ties To Health Through Cleanliness
The author urges mothers to feed children with nutrition based on science and to prevent illness by keeping hands and food clean. Citing that most communicable diseases enter via mouth or nose, the piece argues washing hands and proper hygiene protect body, bones, nerves, and overall health.
Health Linked to Cleanliness in School Children
An editorial stresses daily personal hygiene as essential to health, comparing proper cleanliness to mortar in building healthy bodies. It urges soap and sanitation as inseparable from good health for children and discourages neglect by mothers and school boards.
Mothers Keep Babies Clean to Guard Health and Wellbeing
Mothers emphasize daily hygiene to prevent illness and support infant development. Caring routines, feeding, and regular care practices are highlighted as essential for healthy growth and protection against disease.
Flattering Daytime Fashions and New Patterns
Describes comfortable stylish designs with sew charts for easy making. Details a Dirndl Style Jumper and Large Woman's House Dress with fabric options, sizes, and yardage. Announces Fall and Winter Pattern Book with photos, pricing, and ordering from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. San Francisco.
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Percale
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Ave
San Francisco
Calif
Bell Syndicate
WND
Light burdens and equal share of misfortunes
Socrates held that if all adversities were piled together and each person took back a fair share of the burden, most would gladly reclaim their own lot. The reflection appears in Plutarch.
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Socrates
Plutarch
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By Benames Williams
C. Houston Goudiss
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Loa
Luden
Salt Lake's
Temple Square
Pdae
Rewds
Square
Ernest C. Rossiter
Mgr
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