Poison in a sealed room drives detective to find truth
Detective Stone investigates a double poisoning in locked rooms as graphology and handwriting analysis point to a culprit. He questions Mrs Coles, notes a love and money motive, and coordinates with the district attorney while seeking swift postmortem results to spare an innocent bride.
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Loeal G. P
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Stone
Malden
Simps
Swhen
Fleming Stone
Bob Coles
Scottstown
Corey Malden
Plum
Miss Curry
Mr. Stone
Mies Curry
Bob
Farman
Perisla
Roger Garth
Tony Gaskell
Mrs. Coles
Bobby
Mia
Lstening
Morris
Furman
Fleming Stone and Dr Simp son dispute urgency
In a tense exchange, Fleming Stone orders swift action while Dr Simp son agrees and notes diminished vision. The two insist on staying close for a prompt, inside call to alert each other as soon as possible.
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Fleming Stone
Doctor Simpson
Nebraska 1935 Weather Highlights From U S Bureau
The Lincoln weather bureau reports 1935 state precipitation averaged 22.74 inches, the 27th driest in 60 years. Extreme figures include a 112 degree high at Newport on July 27 and a low of 33 below zero at Garden on January 21.
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Lincolna
Nebraska
U. S. Weather Bureau
Lincoln
Bureau
Newport
Garden
Franklin
Chadron
Harrison
Falls City
Bridgeport
Hebron
Hyannis
Alma
Benkelman
Lexington
David City
Blair
Lincoln Nebraskas favorable tax comparison noted by agent
A tax agent for a large company operating in seven states found Nebraska has the second lowest property tax among seven states and levies less total taxes due to lack of income and other special taxes. He compared real and personal property taxes by total tax burden and property tax per $100 valuation outside towns.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Farman Seeks Malden Murder Trial Authority
District Attorney Morris pressures Farman to present evidence and witnesses for a murder trial, insisting readiness and justice. Farman, eager to pursue the case, gains a version of permission to proceed as Fleming Stone and his guest discuss the case’s future outlook.
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Hen Farman
Morris
Farman
Fleming Stone
Inventions Shaped Modern Steel Rolling Mills
The Chicago Tribune notes electricity in steel making serves mainly as heat, yielding purer steel. It credits Henry Cort’s rolling mill idea, developed in the eighteenth century, as the pivotal advance enabling today’s rolling mill industry which yields about 24 tons of finished product per ton of castings.
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Henry Cort
Cort
United States
Chicago Tribune
Tree Planting Program Near One Million Applications
Nebraska's Clarke McNary tree planting drive shows applications nearing 1,000,000 as weather delays ease. Earl G. Maxwell reports 898,000 trees requested, with Scotts Bluff leading counties at 42,600 seedlings and projected spring distribution around 1,500,000 seedings.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Earl G. Maxwell
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Clarke-McNary
Scotts Bluff County
Fillmore
Adams County
Gage
Hamilton
Holt
Antelope
Cherry
Phelps
Maxwell
College of Agriculture
WPA Workers to Make Up Time After Weather Loss
Lincoln Nebraska WPA administrator Felton says workers will repay lost time due to bad weather. He adds the security wage during winter protected workers from hunger and denies this amounts to dole.
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WPA
Lincoln
Nebraska WPA Spending and Social Security Efforts Report
Nearly a million dollars was spent on Nebraska WPA building materials with lumber and cement the main purchases. Administrator Felton lifted quota limits to employ all employables, funding length by federal allotments. Nebraska leads in old age pension and social security setup, with inquiries from several states, while a Blair relief office revival followed equipment ownership disputes. Washington county approved WPA considerations for Blair, and Walthill voters narrowly rejected a $10,000 school bond. North Platte airport booklet prepared for WPA funds, and a Morton Arbor Day tribute planned. Governor Cochran outlined child welfare aid and a census underway as 1934 corn acreage fell by about 5 million in Nebraska.
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Felton
Emergency Relief Center
Irl Tolen
Nebraska
Walter Henry
Kansas
Louisiana
Altin Ion
Federal
Social Security Board
Harry D. Elmore
Lincoln
Washington County
Blair
Walthill
Nebraska Social Security Acts
R. L. Cochran
Census Bureau
Our Intellectual Powers Increase With Affection
A fragment from Emerson notes how writing to a friend unlocks rich thoughts and carefully chosen words after years of meditation. The passage highlights affection as a catalyst for creative expression.
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Emerson
Postum Free Week's Supply Offer Ad Appears
Readers urged to request a full week's supply of health giving Postum at no cost by writing to the Postum Company. The ad promises free Postum to anyone who asks.
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Postum Company
Ady
Select Products, Inc
23Rd St
Long Island City
N. Y
Not until middle age does a man seek his destination
A reflective note asserts that interest in life’s direction awakens in middle age, shaping a man’s personal course and goals. The quote emphasizes late realization of purpose over youthful certainty.
Education's Foundation The First Step In Curing Ignorance
A column argues that acknowledging ignorance is the crucial first step toward education. The piece contends honesty about gaps fuels learning and invites readers to pursue knowledge with humility and persistence.
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