Cust Faces Urgent Departure From London Case
In a tense scene at Euston and nearby miles, details unfold about Mr. Cust in a tangled inquiry led by Inspector Crome. Cust’s whereabouts, possible links to A.B. Case, and alibi questions surface as Lily Marbury and Tom Mortigan recount conversations and sightings. The exchange hints Cust may be connected to Doncaster, Churston Way, and Torquay Pavilion, with Maribury and a lodger involved in the broader mystery.
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Swanner
Tom
Cust
Euston Station
Lily
Doncaster
Churston Way
Bexhull
Inspector Crome
A.B
Andover
Southampton
Gusto
Timne
Ine Connister
Iles
Marbuy
Tam
Rox
Waregan
Jaci
Thalie
Ghiprstow
Torquay
Mary Bleoud
Tom Mortigan
Spector Crome
Cis
Trenchard
Sal Sily
Myr
Double-Quick Cough Relief Home Mixture Claim Card
An older home remedy recipe promotes quick cough relief using granulated sugar, a small amount of syrup, and Norway wines for throat comfort. The ad-style text promises instant symptom relief without danger and offers a money back claim if it fails to help.
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Paush Weinbaw
Minex Bi
Cousendratt Compass
Norway
Fay King Warns Nation With Recurring Crime Pattern
By Fay King the column laments a wave of bathtub murder cases echoing earlier sensational crimes. It notes repeated aliases such as ann and Morrow in tips to contact, recalls Mary Case and the Mattson case, and describes rising precaution among housewives with door timers. The piece argues a chilling similarity to prior incidents signals a broader threat.
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Fay King
Mattson
Mary Case
Ann
Morrow
Itterton
Titterton
Variety in everyday menus through hot breads and pastries
Homemakers seek menu variety amid routine meals and rising interest in new foods. The article suggests focusing on practical, profitable changes and presents two recipes: Brandate Bread and Honey Raisin Buns, detailing ingredients and steps to add variety with familiar breads and sweet rolls.
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Mildred Kitchen
Lovelorn advice column exchanges in a 1920s letter page
A reader letters page shows two correspondents seeking guidance on love and communication. The first laments unwelcome romantic advances and the need for clear boundaries after a kiss. The second questions a taciturn partner who speaks little, contrasting him with ideal lead-in mates, ending with a caution about compatibility.
Beauty Hints From Rugged Housework To Bridge Night
This fragment offers advice on hand care amid domestic labor and bridge playing. It warns harsh soaps hurt the skin, stresses steady heat and moisture, recommends washing with corn starch and soap nuts, then applying hand lotion. A weekly vigorous massage and avoidance of cold creams are suggested, with emphasis on protecting knuckles and wrists.
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Plas Bridge
Ivene
Rowgn
Proper Hat Etiquette And Neighborly Courtesy Guide
A fragmented note outlines when gentlemen remove hats in various social settings including elevators and public spaces. It also advises on inviting neighbors, returning calls, and offering tea after housewarming visits, stressing respectful gesture during national anthems and funerals.
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Hymbs
Cornelius Breckman
Nas
Breckman
Tobias
Poe Ra
Suich
Capy
King
How Often Can You Kiss and Make Up
Fragmented OCR text mentions Lydia, Pinck house, Vegetable Compound and various phrases. The readable items suggest a discussion of a tonic or remedy table named Lydia Pinkham's Compound with unclear context and multiple half sentences. No clear event or person besides Lydia is established.
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Beatrice Yairfax
Miss Paistax
Fleise
Joseph
Nave
Pettiig
Girenung
Mb Olyuct
Lydia
Somanhoul
Dow
Pinkeams
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Pesila Edehl Do Ag
di Bier
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Esnnace
Miss Fatrisx
Michael
Mike
Jess
Martha
Hub
Ang
King Feas Synd., Inc
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Beechman
Jett
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