Three Shuttered Houses Mark Turbulent Estate Tale
Clint Jervies drives through rain and picks up a frightened girl on Kenesaw Hill, then confides in Inspector Tope and Miss Moss. On the Jervies estate, three shuttered houses host families Harder, Taine, and Bowden, where Kitty Harder dies after taking extra sleeping pills, sending June to seek aid as Doctor Cabler is summoned.
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Clint Jervies
Inspector Tope
Miss Moss
Clint
Jervies
Kenesaw Hill
Denman Harder
Ella Kenesaw
Kitty Seaford
June
Evie Taine
Justus
Rab
Asa
Matthew Bowden
Uncle Jim
Kitty
Doctor Cabler
Matthew Bowdon
Bowdon and Taine
Bowdon
Tope
Cabler
Buzzard
Harder
Inspector Tope and Miss Moss Return Home From Honeymoon
Inspector Tope and Miss Moss, newly married, arrive back to news of a strange incident as Clint reveals a late night encounter with a girl on a rain slick road. Tope probes rumors involving Charley Harquail and Dana Jervies Trust property while noting possible misdirections and a missing doctor amid a quiet Longwood case.
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Tope
Miss Moss
Police
Clint
Jervies Trust
Longwood
Dana Jervies
Clara
Mat
Inspector Tope
Jervies
Kenesaw Hill
Death of Mrs Seaford prompts Hill town probe
Clint and Tope pursue a death linked to an overdose of sleeping powder in Mrs Seaford. Inspector Heale reports the victim was a longtime user, with her daughter Miss Seaford discovering the body after a storm cut phone service. Neighbors on the hill are painted as wary, hard working, and protective, with mysterious appearances and a tense town mood.
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Miss Moss
Mabel Gaye
Tope
Clint
Heale
Derrie
Cabler
Inspector Heale
Tibetan Grassworms Said to Serve as a Pick-Me-Up
Missionaries report Tibetans rely on local grassworms for health and mood. Hunters gather these cocoons and live worms for medicinal use with liquor, or mixed with chicken, fetching high prices. The worms resemble silk-worms, with red-headed heads, and sprout after snowmelt to form new worms.
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Friars Minor
Hankow Vicariate
Anx
Ious
Ancient Clock in Venice Tower Ticks Since 1496
One of the oldest clocks in the world sits on the Venice Clock Tower. Since 1496 it has ticked for over 440 years. On its platform two black giants strike the hours, totaling about 4,000,000 chimes to date.
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Venice
Italy
Gentile Christians Recognized By Council Grace
Sunday School lesson notes from Rev. Harold L Lundquist discuss the Jerusalem council of Acts 15 and Galatians 2, arguing salvation by grace apart from works and urging humility and recognition for faithful workers. The piece contrasts justification by grace with works and emphasizes church unity through Christian counsel and proper conduct.
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Harold L. Lundquist
Ean
The
Jaoey Ilbie Institute
Western Xm
Jesus Christ
Satan
Jerusalem
Paul
Barnabas
Jesus
Christ
Blessed Day Prayerful Morning Motivates Victory
A devotional line from Joseph Parker extols a day begun with prayer and sanctified by morning devotion. It emphasizes that success comes when one starts with prayer and seeks guidance at dawn on the mount.
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Joseph Parker
Lovely Filet Crochet Squares Bedspread Pattern
Pattern 1499 offers a 10 inch filet square with joining directions to create bedspreads and doilies. Includes a chart, stiches, material list, and illustrations. Send 15 cents and name, address, pattern number to The Sewing Circle Nee dlework Rep 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY.
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Sewing Circle
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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Jerry Leaford
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Charley
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International Council of Religious Education
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Ferry-Morseseed CO
Detroit
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