Murder Masquerade in Small Town Saga Unfolds
In small town New Jersey the murder at the Symes cabin during a masquerade party disrupts the holiday weekend. Sheriff Walter Treadeau and investigator Jose Fei pursue suspects including Alfred Bray and Mary Avery as secrets of a land dispute and a high society past surface amid the storm of accusations and alibis.
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Mary Avery
Greai
Pheaete
Nestle
Deny
Alfred Bray
Uhr
Grantiand
Difel Young Gin
Paul Yaea
Motia
Walter Treadeau
Ign
Jose Fe I
Mary
Symes
Mass
Merry 7
Cary Pye Dering
Nether Hall
Walter
Spess Phe
Setae
Sabhet Mery Sumimons
Aviahar
Patrick
Tony T
Boriek
Elopement Shocks Household After Plymouth Wedding
Aunt Mary Avery learns Molly Eames and Walter Treadway wed secretly in Plymouth while a murder mystery lingers. Hopestill Blaine arrives to support the family as Patrick O'Brien questions witnesses and investigates Spinney details, with Caro Prentiss and others preparing for the next steps.
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Ceiver
Sarah
Mr. Hopestil
Sui Blaine
Hopestil
Rope
Mother
Patrick O’brien
Mattie Stow
Molly Eames
Walter Treadway
Walter
Molly Treadway
Molly
Abbots
Ace Bleikie
Bill
Ili
Hopestul
Mary
Patrick
Miss Prentiss
Mrs. Avery
Serabid
Csro
Mr. O'Brien
Caro
Cara
Pye
Miss. Prentiss
O'Brien
Hopestill
Franky
Aunt Mary
Tye
Pati
Honestil
Mr. Blaine
Hope
Ace
Defenders of Communism in a City Letter
Irvin S. Cobb shares a collage of Letters to the Editor from Gasta Monica California and Reading. He mocks anti communism letters while debating free speech and trade unionism. The column blends satire, travel reminiscences about Smitty, and a poke at lobbyist attire.
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Gasta Monica
Calif
Coramon
Smitty
Manhattan Island
Newark
Smitix
Smittr
Jorsey
Making a Choice Between Independence and Ties of Affection
Abridged essay on choosing independence versus dependence in love and family. It argues youth often seek freedom and later value companionship, while separation or divorce can bring loneliness. it emphasizes maintaining individuality within relationships to sustain lasting bonds and family harmony.
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Louisiana
Bel Syndicate
Wroth Silver to the Lord of the Manor on St Martin's Day
Since 1170 parishes around Knightlow and Stretton on Dunsmore Warwickshire paid Wroth Silver to the Lord of the Manor on St Martin's Day. The money was left in a niche of a ruined cross at dawn and collected by the Manor Steward. Fees were nominal from one penny to two shillings threepence halfpenny, with harsh penalties for default including a twenty shilling fine and a white bull with red ears and nose, though seldom enforced.
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Wroth
Knightlow
Stretton - On - Dunsmore
Warwickshire
St. Martin’s
Menor
Home Practical Tips from an Aged Newspaper Page
Aged column offers household hacks on ironing tablecloths lengthwise and in thirds, avoiding grease on brown paper, removing stains from doors and cupboards, and restoring dull mirrors with kerosene dipped cloth. It notes heat effects on quicksilver and advises practical light management.
Lace Filet Chair Set Pattern Instruction 520
Advertisement for a lace filet chair set pattern from The Sewing Circle in New York. Claims easy instructions and 15 cents to obtain pattern 520, with stitch details, materials, and chart illustration. Notes decorative bent chair end patterns and a call to action for dress and pattern number.
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Deacock
Gainty
Fourteenth St
New York
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