Sentry Mystery Deepens in Bank Robbery Case
A man named Sentry faces arrest after a staged robbery and murder load unfolds. Alleged timing discrepancies, a missing back door key, and a hidden gun threaten family loyalties as Barbara, Mary, and Phil confront secrets at the Sentry household. Deputy and reporters connect Miss Wines with the crime.
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Boyd
Sentry
Ane
Evening Papers
Furlaly
Mary
Neil Ray
Gus Loran
Mar
Jimmy Endle
Caribbean
Linda Dane
Barbara
Phil
Sentry Trials Faith and Falkran Bond in Defense
Mrs Sentry faces a looming trial as lawyer Falkran weighs her husband Arthur Sentry’s case. Falkran argues doubt can undermine a guilty verdict while Mrs Sentry leans on loyalty, family, and protection from the public eye amid the indictment and social fallout.
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Dean Hare
Falkran
Phil
Barbara and Barbara Sentrys Family Ties Deepen
Barbara grows pale and thin as she visits her grandmother at the hotel while her father remains jailed. Mrs. Sentry worries Barbara will crack, and fear and guilt shadow the young woman. Grandmother shelters Barbara with tea and visitors, while Barbara clings to friends like Brace and Fisher as tension stays high.
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Mrs. Waring
Phil
Ann Waring
Mr. Sentry
Flood
Carl Bettle
Mrs. Sentry
Barbara
Fisher
Mother
Grandmother
Grandmother Sentry
Ellen
Professor Brace
Dan Fisher
Calculating Machines Used by Chinese Two Thousand Years Before Christ Time
The article notes that two thousand years before Christ the Chinese used an Abacus and developed calculating principles. It mentions gunpowder, early navigation with a form of compass, and pearl bed exploration with a glass bottom device. It references Shakespeare and Hamlet and ends with a question about X-ray photography.
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Christ
London
Peru
Unusual Dog Drawn Transportation in Alaska 1900
A fragment describes a dog drawn transport system in Alaska around 1900. The service used a train-like line of 24 eight foot sledges linked end to end, operated in two shifts.
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Alaska
Vitamin D and Cod Liver Oil in Preventing Rickets
The article traces the discovery of vitamin D and its link to preventing rickets in children. It notes cod liver oil as a source, explains how sunlight and fortified foods supply vitamin D, and lists natural sources like fish liver oils, eggs, and irradiated or fortified milk and margarine. It urges mothers to start vitamin D for babies at two to three weeks under physician guidance.
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England
United States Children’s Bureau
Protein in sweet potatoes and carbohydrates in lentils and beans
Answered questions confirm sweet potatoes contain a small protein amount comprised of four essential amino acids. Boiling may reduce protein while dry heat preserves it. Cooked lentils and baked kidney beans exceed 20 percent carbohydrate. low carb vegetables include cabbage celery cauliflower kale lettuce and spinach.
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C. Houston Goudiss
Tallest tree claim settled in California Sequoia records
The United States forestry service in San Francisco confirmed the tallest tree is a Sequoia in Humboldt State Park, California, standing 364 feet high. Past Australian eucalyptus rumors of 400 to 600 feet were unconfirmed, with world statistics capping eucalyptus at 925 feet.
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United States Forestry Service
San Francisco
California
Humboldt State Park
World Forestry
Cleveland Plaindealer
Dressy Midwinter Fashions You Can Make Now
Soft Afternoon Dress and a Suspender Skirt With Jacket headline two new smart styles for after holiday wear. Patterns No 1641 and No 1648 offer sizes 12 to 20 and fabric yardage details. Order form from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept San Francisco.
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Jack
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
New Montgomery Ave
San Francisco
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Mr. Falkran
Linda
Seaight
Silash
Strawn
Public Services
Magazing
Bel_Ames_GHLLIAMS
By C. Houston Goudiss
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Salt Lake
Temple Sc Square
Isa
Ernest Crossiter
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