Madame Smif Interrogates Phelps Suit Told by Lawyers
Madame Smif chairs a tense meeting at Mrs Mabheuse’s studio as lawyers Gregory Pulaski Henri Mayer and a cousin Henri Mayer accuse Miss Phelps of infidelity and extortion. Smif questions the case while delaying a decision to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smit
Madame Saiton
Miss Phelps
Smif
Gregory Pulaski
Ecoangelor
Henri Mayer
Aliss Phelps
H—I
Pulaski
Mayer
Europe
Mr. Pulaski
Miss. Phelps
Studig
Mrs. Mathouse
Mr. Mayer
Phelps
Queen Victoria
Mr . Pulaski
Stone
Blackmail scheme unravels in Paris artist encounter
Smif and Stone investigate a shady plot surrounding Madame Mabouse and her cousin with Pam Phelps at risk. Stone tails a French painter, confronts Monsieur Mabeuse at his studio, and exposes a plan involving a life size copy of a miniature to trap the husband. Smif pressures the artist to reveal loyalties and motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam
Madame Georgette
Smith
Stone
Gull
Smif
Madame Mabetse
Madame Mabeuse
Mabeuse
Lothario
Fulaski
Mayer
Monsieur Mabeuse
Gert
Madame
Madame Malheuse
Antwerp
Monsieur Mathéuse
Pierre
Sniff
Pulaski
Monsieur Mahouse
Madame Saitou
Monsieur
Weighty Virginia tale of riches, romance, and disguise
Matilda Smith Lovely schemed as Madame Saitou to help Mercy shed pounds and win back a lover. Nesbit Nesbit, later Rockwell, rents Lovelylea in Virginia and faces exposure as Smif’s schemes unfold. Pamela Phelps threads a blackmail plot amid family secrets, cousin lore, and courtly perils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Smith Lovely
C‘smit
Lovely Sisters
Lovelylea
Virginia
Smit
Bill Lee
Chile
Smif
Johnstone Nesbit
Madame Saitou
Johnny
Johnstone
Nesbit
France
England
Virginia’s
New York
Rockwell
Johnstone ‘Nesbit
Stone
Pamela
Phelps
Ofsa
How to Live Warns Against Drinking Untreated Water
A health note argues that running water alone does not purify. standing water settles solids and germs, while streams stay agitated and carry pollutants longer. It advises against drinking country supplies without boiling, or to boil before use if no other option remains.
Quiet musings on fate and public decay in a Kansas town
The speaker reflects on self discipline and skepticism toward public figures. He recalls a schoolhouse crime, saloons across the river, and the mix of respectable people in open saloons. He questions corruption, punishment, and the fate of America as winter approached with economic distress and political fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Missouri
United States
Great Need in Training of Child Taste
Brooks Peters argues in the Indianapolis News for a middle path in shaping youth taste. He warns against both overprotection and unlimited access, urging adults to monitor children's viewing and reading while fostering early, guided aesthetic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks Peters Church
Indianapolis
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Therese Benson
The
Bobbs-Merrill Company
WNU Servica
Chapter
Monsieur Malheuse
Malheuse
Mr.Pulaski
Howe
ED Howe
Abe Lincoln
America
Rene
Arthur Brisbane
Wall Street
Republic
Tam
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Lords&Ames,Inc
Michigan
Lord & Ames
Boyd Willams
Hudson, Wisc
Parker’s
Floreston
Parker
Hiscox Chemical Works
Patchogue
Tus Soe
Imuskrat
Delta
Jonas, Bros
Broadway
Denver
Colo
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