Reunion and Confessions Restore Hope at Grosvenor House
Julia and Professor Harrington reunite with Miss Fuller and Peter after a tense mystery. Ernesto’s conversion sparks relief as Mr. Almy and Tucker reveal how the spring-lancet accident exposed Grosvenor’s death. Nancy discovers new clues about Mr Case and Julia’s late mother, while Peter seeks quiet, honest reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernesto
Grosvenor
Julia
Professor Harrington
Peter
Mr. Almy
Constance
Darrow
Burton
Tucker
Harrington
Farrell
Oyver
Mr. Grosvenor
Clarihen
Darrow’s
Nancy
Lunus
Mr. Roberts
Captain Ashland
Mary Grosvenor
Richmond
Darrow's
The Colfax copperplate and a Paris of secrets
In a brisk morning errand run, Constance, Peter, Nancy, and Julia confront a web of clues. Nancy reveals she found Colfaxs copperplate hidden in Julia Harrington s sewing table while Peter faces pressure over Julia s past, the Raynes report advances, and Charles Maclver departs Buenos Aires as part of a resolving Grosvenor mystery.
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Colfax
Fourth Avenue
Darrow’s
Peter
Nancy
Constance
Mr. Darrow
Raynes
Charles Maclver
Buenos Aires
Grosvenor
Richmond
Julia
Miss Burton
Miss Wilkes
Motor Boat Uses Seaweed Patch In Ingenious Repair
East Harpswell Maine: Carroll Merriam improvised a fuel line repair after pirates stole his boat parts. He wrapped a hollow eight foot kelp stem to bridge the severed pipe, powered by a radio battery and a seaweed fueled fix to haul lobster pots and meet an order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Harpswell
Maine
Carroll Merriam
Merriam
Seal Ledges
Devil's Apron
7 200 Plant Varieties Catalogued After Colombia Expedition
Dr Ellsworth P Killip and Albert G Smith of the Smithsonian outline a major summer task to classify and identify 7 200 plant varieties gathered in eastern Colombia. They spent four months collecting 30 000 specimens including 800 fern types 300 orchids 200 mimosa and other families with samples sent to cooperating institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colombia
Ellsworth P. Killip
Albert G. Smith
Smithsonian Institution
Killip
Smith
National Museum
Cillera
Gota
Po South America
New York Botanical Garden
Gray ‘Herbarium
Harvard University
Mound Builders Seen as Mongoloids From Asia
Illinois scholars from the University of Chicago and department of anthropology present a theory that mound builders are American Indians, not a mysterious Asiatic race. Professor Krogman traces a migration from Asia via the Aleutians about 10,000 years ago, with waves pushing populations south and east. He links the origins to Neolithic cultures and notes later Spanish contact brought horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Illinois
William M. Krogman
University of Chicago
Faye Cole
Department of
Anthropology
Krogman
Asia
Aleutian
North
South
America
University seeks rattlesnake antidote in Tucson lab trials
University of Arizona biology students will work this summer with an Eastern chemical company to develop an antidote for rattlesnake bites. Rattlers and other reptiles will be brought to the laboratory for final experiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
University For Arizona Biology
Eastern Chemical Company
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Misa Fuller
Normandy Terrace
Malvina
Brandon ‘Tower
Daisy Abbott
Miss Grosvenor
Mr. Case
Ashland
Julia Grosvenor
Julia Harrington
Julio
Jacovef
Jersey Zoo
Camden
N. J
Amelia
Jules L. Buck
Wnter
Africa
Central Africa
Regare
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