Veiled murder mystery grips Judie Ostrander case
Neighbors swarm the home of Judge Judie Ostrander after a veiled woman appears. The judge is found in Bela dying, with Bela later revealed as the widow of a man linked to a prior murder. Deborah Seoville reads aloud as the drama unfolds.
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Judie Ostrander
Eecentero
Pilinee
Ypweser
Diet Choe Jude
Bela
Cnulmitee
Miss Weeks
Ae Man
Mirder
Hlordiuehter
Videe
Deborah Seoville
Elippines
Algernon Piberidine
Bahn Seoville
Shadowy Posthumous Trial Mystery Deepens in Town
Deborah Scoville presses Judge Ostrander to revisit a twelve year old case by coaxing him to observe a shadow linked to Reuther and her missing husband. He offers her a housekeeper position and a place for Reuther, while Deborah travels to uncover a hidden secret inside the judge’s secluded home.
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Ostrander
Pogey
John Scoville
Oth
Bart
Reuther
Peery Dear
John
Judge
Judge Ostrander
Deborah
Scoville
Bela
Deborah Scoville
Oliver
Nalsea
Mammia
oTt
Wissea
Mrs. Yardley
Mrs. Averill
Colburn Avenue
Perry Street
Perry
Mr. Black
Miss Weeks
Claymore Inn
Pineal gland experiments spark talk of new child growth treatment
The pineal gland, a small brain region once linked to vision, is reported to secrete fluids in early life and may influence development. Experiments fed pineal tissue to animals show accelerated growth, suggesting potential for treating arrested development in children. Mills College leads in women graduates, notably wives and lawyers, with California data noting high marriage rates among grads.
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Oakland
New York Sun
Mills College
California
Firat Hang
When She Scores a Hit and Aids In Daily Cautions
A fragmented ad like text promotes Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh for quick relief from scalds and burns. It advises readers to be prepared with the balsam and notes cautions about handling compliments and hints in everyday life.
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Singleton
Wedley
Hanford
Ady
The Explanation on Hazel Man's Complexion
A humorous exchange about aging and preserving complexion. Aimee asks about Hazel man’s youthfulness and Mary jokes that she stores it in a cool place, tightly corked when not used.
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Mra
Roan A. Kissa
Clinton Place
Kansapa City
Aimee
Hazel
Mary
Fortify System Against Winter Cold With Grove’s Tonic
Many users of Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic take several bottles in fall to strengthen the body for cold weather. The tonic contains quinine and iron, is tasteless, purifies and enriches the blood, and builds up the system. Price 60 cents.
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GROVE
Woman's Face May Be Fortune, Man Depends On Nerve
A humorous adage contrasts appearances with nerve as a social observation on gender expectations. The saying suggests women rely on looks for fortune, while men rely on audacity to get by.
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Factory Road
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Vere
Milla College
University of California
Stanford
U. 8
Patent Office
Ars William 3
Park Ave
Ica
Oneida
Erss Kinn
Cole
Skinner
America
Tan Unt
Wire
Skinner Fi Company Dept
Omaha, Neb
Nari
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