Sentry Family Crime and Mystery Shocks Ordinary Evening
Barbara Sentry tries to sober up escort Johnnie Boyd after a pony ride. A policeman is knocked down. Harvard Professor Bruce helps Barbara home. Barbara’s father returns from bridge, reports 11:15, later discovers his office robbed and Miss Wines slain. The tale ends with a lurid press reveal and Mary’s love stake with Nell Ray.
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Barbara
Mr. Sentry
Sentry
Miss Wines
Mary
Nell Ray
Sentry Family Faces Media After Mansion Murder
Barbara Sentry hosts a Princeton reporter named Dan Fisher who seeks to interview for pictures about the murder. Barbara defends openness while Mrs. Sentry frets about publicity and urged her husband to curb reporters.
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Barbara
Endle
Mary
Mrs. Loran
Mr. Sentry
Gus
Mr. Endle
Johnny Boyd
Father
Sentry
Miss Barbara
Dan Fisher
Joe Dane
New Dven
Princeton
Joe
Linda
Yale
Phil Sentry
Mystery in High Life Heir Digs Through Press Barrage
Phil Sentry and Yale friends follow the Agnes Wines murder in Boston and New York coverage. The case trails Miss Wines’s disappearance, a warehouse shot, and a supposed love angle as Phil weighs his family’s reaction and his own role. The tale ends with an ominous hint of more to come.
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Phil
Freedom
Maine
Boston
Phil Read
Miss Wines
Tory
Agnes Wines
Mr. Sentry
Phil Sentry
Yale
Fritz Rush
Fritz
Phill
Loran
Sentry
Market District
Mr. Bones
Joe Dane
New Hampshire
Bill Hoke
New York
York Harbor
Vic
Ture
Mr. Loran
Mary
Barbara
Lifeguards Turn Rescue Work Into Art on Southern Beaches
A Los Angeles Times writer says lifeguards now handle drownings as a scientific art on patrol beaches from Long Beach to the Ventura line. The system protects up to 40 million beachgoers, with rescues dominated by men and rip tides accounting for 78 percent of incidents as lifeguards emphasize prevention and rapid response.
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Los Angeles County
Los Angeles Times
Long Beach
Ventura County
Luther League of America established in Pittsburgh 1895
The Luther League of America is a national group uniting young people in Lutheran church societies across the United States. It was founded in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1895, with the motto Of the Church, by the Church, for the Church.
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Luther League of America
Lutheran Churches In America
Pittsburgh
Eat Right In Middle Life For Longevity And Health
Health guidance urges early plan for later years and warns against overeating. It emphasizes balanced protein from milk and eggs after 60, free vegetables, moderate fats, prefer cooked fruits if fermentation occurs, and multiple small meals may aid digestion.
Questions Answered on daily mineral intake and diet
The text notes milk fruits and vegetables cover much but not all daily minerals. A balanced diet should include whole grain bread or cereals eggs and some meat to meet mineral needs.
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Frize
Keep Down the Weight in Middle Age Health Guide
Advice emphasizes steady weight, proper diet, and regular exercise to preserve vigor at 50 and beyond. It warns middle age people to avoid overeating, choose protein rich foods, fruits and vegetables, and get adequate sleep to maintain health and resist infections.
Hot Foods Benefit Digestion and Warm Broth Help
Reading notes suggest hot foods ease digestion and that warm broth aids the process. The text emphasizes the digestive advantage of consuming hot foods and broth for comfort.
Wise and Otherwise Abridged Musing on Marriage and Society
Wise and Otherwise compares men to trees and fossils when they stop growing. It notes women cook their way into and out of hearts and questions who has the last word. The piece reflects on marriage, youth, noise, and rusty brains in a witty, period voice.
How Sew by Ruth Wyeth Spears Corded Mat
A craft note describes making a white cotton fiber corded hot dish mat using corset strings and braided rows. Instructions cover pairing circles, braiding three cords, shaping edges, and finishing. The piece promotes Christmas gifts and directs readers to send 25 cents to Ruth Spears in Chicago for Sewing Reeducation Gifts and Novelties.
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Spears
S. Desplaines St
Chicago
None Phil lacks Puffing and efficiency in life
The text discusses avoiding excess speed in movement, seeking productive routines, and the permanent nature of human character. It notes that charity can test willpower and that people adjust to winds of fate by seeking familiar paths. It also hints that influencing others can be a shallow form of social power.
Invaluable Days as a Life Philosophy
A reflection on daily living urging mindful use of time. It notes that life repeats days and warns that wasting time leads to prodigality and desperation, attributed to a bishop.
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