Colt Finds Solution to One Problem
A detective narrative reveals the murder of Christine Quires in an apartment. Colt deduces the body hung from a high window via a flag pole support, the killer likely among the residents, and Christine overheard plotting before being slain by a scorpion bite. The investigation narrows to the scene and constraints of the space.
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Christine
Lola Carewe
Covid-Priady, Na
King Ventures Sym, Inc
Christine Quires
Lola
Lula
Baldwin
Everett
Mark Youl
Chris Une Quires
Christne
Colt
Edgar Quires
Guy Everett
Hite Vincent Rowlad
Une Commissiones
Mina
Winughia
Patterned Graduation Dress for Juniors 9336 Ad
Marian Martin pattern 9336 offers a simple stylish frock for graduates and summer events. Describes capercollar and ruffle details, size 12 requires 4 yards of 38 inch fabric, order by sending 15 cents in coins or stamps. Catalog of patterns available from San Antonio Light pattern department.
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Marian Martin
San’ Anonio Light
Lingerie Trim Transforms Spring Dresses
A fashion note extols lingerie trimming as the season’s chic accent for dresses and necklines. It highlights seamless, snap-on touches, French influences, and varied fabrics like lace, pique, and batiste, with bold bows and high necklines to refresh old outfits. The piece urges transforming existing gowns with lingerie details for a modern, feminine look.
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Yast Saxon
Ping
Batiste
Heart Responds to Beauty That Comes With Spring
Fay King reflects on spring awakening the heart as nature revives trees and birds. The piece notes longer days, balmy air, and a market shift toward greenery while readers consider housecleaning wardrobe repairs and garden reordering.
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Fay King
Hyeem
Etiquette Question Sparks a Portrait of Names
A letters page asks whether to say Senator and Mrs James Wilkinson or Senator James Wilkinson and Mrs Wilkinson The writer argues for the latter form and cites examples involving Mrs Mills and Secretary Ogden The piece showcases etiquette guidance from a 20th century column for addressing prominent figures.
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Miss de Peyster
James Wilkinson
Benator
Daptes Wilkinson
Wilkinson Query
Wilkinson
Tressury Ogden
Mills
Convylehl
King Jones
Bea
Advice to Lovelorn by Beatrice Fairfax
A reader asks how to handle a six month romance that stalled after a first kiss and no commitment. Beatrice Fairfax suggests the man may not be ready for marriage or prefers pursuit over possession, and urges the writer to date others while avoiding self blame.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Mayer
Winnie
Beauty Brevities on Hands and Skin Care
An article advises skin care and fingernail health noting friction from clothing and dust on pores leads to pustules. It recommends daily scrubbing with soap, rinsing with clean water, and powdering with boric acid or rubbing alcohol. Suggests diet changes and night-time olive oil warmth for nails and hands.
Nevelow Brothers Run Auto Accessory Shop On Broadway
Sam and Nathan Nevelow, once boxing brothers, ran an automotive accessories shop at 218 Broadway after working for A. Malt and Brothers. They were noted as among the best drawing cards in local boxing circles when they fought each other.
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Focal Boxing
Bey
Wlng
Sam
Nathan Nevelow
Broadway
A. Malt and Brothiccs
Table Talks By Mindred Kitchen at a Evening Party
A reminiscence of a social gathering at a hostess home featuring new kitchen ideas. Recipes include Sanford's toast with toasted bread, spiced butter, a 500 degree lamb roast and a fruit sherbet topped dessert. Margaret, an inventive cook, impresses guests with savory breads and sweets.
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Dol
Sanford
Linia
Margaret
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