The Cairo Garter Murders Tale of North and a cryptic dinner invitation
Captain Noel and ally Natika clash with a polyglot agent amid a murder mystery. North juggles calls, plans interviews with six possible clients, and ponders clues about Melhorne, a missing jug, and Molly McLeod as Natika presses him for a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotegu Nu
Hugh North
Stag Methorne
Salt
North
Bruce Eilggur
Melhorne
Natika
Noel
Bruce
Heldeman
Schinger
Kilgour
Ferhaps
Felicity
North Laughs WHEL Oo £ mewn
North humor and nerves collide as a tense encounter unfolds in a cluttered office. A Bulgar visitor arrives with veiled threats while North plans a risky crossing, hinting at looming danger and personal reckoning.
Bulgar trader lures North with alarm clocks deal
In dialogue heavy scene, North meets Davidov and the Bulgar, negotiating a large shipment of alarm clocks and other items. The Bulgar pressures North with orders for ten thousand clocks and sewing machines while testing North’s loyalty in a tense exchange conducted in German.
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Ray Chevault
Davidov
North
Nery North
Four Days to Delivery In a High Stakes Talk
A tense scene unfolds as North and Mr. Davidov haggle over a four to five day delivery window for a crucial ruler. The Bulgar looks dubious while pressure mounts and voices rise, with threats of faster delivery and dramatic claims of a “sale” looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Davidoy
North
Captain North
Jalal
There Are Two Ways to Get at Constipation
An advertisement for Kellogg's AMIBran promising relief from constipation. It promotes regular use of the product to prevent dull headachy days and fake emergencies, highlighting a daily serving of bran or cereals made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RELM
Kellogg's Amibran
AlleBran
Trovpla LY
Battle Creek
Corned Beef Hash Recipes From Table Talks
Table Talks explains corned beef hash evolution from a humble New England staple to a versatile dish. It offers a baked hash with sauerkraut, a stuffed cabbage variant, and hash features with peas, detailing ingredients, steps, and serving ideas.
Beauty Tips For Summer Complexions And Skincare
The article advises that tanned skin and golden tones improve with summer sun, while sallow skin signals internal issues. It warns bleaching is ineffective, suggests consulting a family doctor for underlying digestive or urinary tract concerns, and stresses using creams to keep skin velvet-soft while avoiding harsh dust and sun exposure.
This Side of Hoops Dress Description and Evening Attire
A fragment describes a dress designed by Henriette Moss featuring a pastel jacket and white with a painted jackel, with options for a fur wrap. The piece notes spring wear, feminine patience, and crisp yardage, ending with a garbled line about a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henriette Moss
Warner Nights
Flower
Jackel
Good Manners and the Right Way to Call
A reflective note urges brisk professional visits with clear purpose. It argues that overfriendly handshakes and casual niceties can hinder as agents and officials prefer direct introductions. A concise, businesslike approach earns respect and keeps interviews efficient and productive.
Advice to the Lovelorn Beau and Miss Patriax
A reader recounts a two year steady with a man who refused to discuss marriage. After he objected to her dating others, she left and soon became engaged to a second suitor. The letter argues that clear understanding of commitment matters and endorses independence in relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau Miss Patriax
Timne
Ruth Stephens Is Honored At Luncheon
Mrs. Joe Thiele hosted a Tuesday luncheon at St. Anthony hotel in honor of Miss Ruth Stephens with an Easter motif. Guests included Pardue Emily Bryant Hal Crighton Margaret Marton Mary Beasley Dorothy Staves Adelaide Hil Mone Barclay Louie Holmgreen Mary Elisabeth Harper Mary Jo Wicks Adin Lawston Helen Graham Ann Harley Margaret Buechtel Maxine Starcke of Austin guest Hubert Jackson Joe Dawson John Flannery Max Johnson Albert Hartman.
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Joe Thiele
Ruth Stephens
St. Anthony
Pardue
Emily Anne Bryant
Hal Crighton
Margaret — ‘Mharnton
Mary ‘Beasley
Borothy Staves
Adelaide Hil
Mone Barclay
Louie Holmgreen
Mary Elisabeth, Harper
Mary Jo Wicks
Adin Lawston
Helen Graham
Ann Harley
Margaret Buechtel
Maxine Starcke
Austics
Jhostess
Land Meachmes
Hubert Jackson
Joe Dawson
John Flannery
Max Jodhnson
Albert Hartman
April Month Off Weddings In A Cram of Plans
Marriage announcements and wedding plans center on Miss Anne Woodduil and Williama Cochran Jr of Houston with ceremonies and showers noted across April. Several social events at the San Antonio Country Club, residence parties, and rehearsals are listed through April 9 to honor the Woodhull Cochran nuptials and bridal party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
April
June
Mrs. Strauder
Golf Nelson
Jean Japant
Miss Woodfull
Emily Anne Bryant
Margaret Whisenant
iMiner Party Saturday Evening,’ April 9, In Honor of Miss Woodhull
San Antonio
Mrs Scott Plans Affair Honoring Mrs Terhune
Mrs Scott hosts a small lumeheon at her home to honor Mrs Terhune. The event includes family and relatives visiting, with Mrs Beatt Applewhite and Mr George Calvert among the attendees, as they celebrate a grandson and son’s third birthday anniversary. Mrs Fenton Stone will arrive in late April from Chicago and Katia City to join Mr Stone and Mrs Terry in Faust.
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Scott
Terhune
Sr. W. Seoth
Robb i
Josephine Applewhite
Beatt Applewhite
George Vi Calvert
Lester Veltman
Buday
Taster Veltnilh
Fenton Stone
Chicago
Katia City
Mr. Stone
B.A. Terry
Stane
Faust
Social Calendar for Los Angeles and Bright Shawl Luncheon
Mrs Andrew W sels hosts a social afternoon in her home honoring debutantes Mary Besley Emily Ann Bryant Mona Barclay and bride to be Ann Weadhutt with refreshments from 10 to 72 o clock Mrs Altgelt hosts a compliment for Miss Surely Talley Dugger and debutantes Emily Ann Bryant Louis Holmgreen Ruth Stephens at the Bright Shawl luncheon at 12 20 p m Mrs W G Bechtel also hosts a luncheon at the Bright Shawl
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wesels
Tuncheon
Mary Besley
Emily Ann’ Bryant
Mona Barclay
Ann Weadhutt
Harry Affleck
Dan Altgelt
Ann Hartey
Altgeit
Surely Talley Dugger
Emily Ann Bryant
Louige
Holmgreen
Ruth Stephens
Charles J. Rooks
Robert, Terham
Mew Haven
Conn
W. G. Bechtel
Lunsheon
Beattie Sixth District Candidate Mrs. Skaggs Named
Mrs. Freda Skaggs of the Beattie area was announced as the first candidate for the sixth district in the upcoming June election. She operates the Mamiton hotel here and has led the local Women’s Auxiliary chapter for three years, with involvement in the Texas Hotel Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Saggun
Ue Isend
Woman's Auxiliary
Hotel Greetorn of America
II Beattie
Ant
Mamitton Hotel
Anhl
Texas Hotel Association
Weddings and rumors swirl around spring society
A lively note on the coming wedding of a gentleman from a large family and a comely young woman near Dada Their wedding is planned for early summer Miriam and 20K Calhoun, Oni White, are entering the white sport season in Austia Chic and Miriam enjoy ski trips but skip Dolmenene Mengers’ household surgical news and family dinners on Sunday night feature paper plates and improvised paper pots as they plan.
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Dada
Calhoun
Oni
Ausitia
Chic
Miriam
Monslaic
Chilnbray
Club Calendar for S A events and meetings
A list of community club gatherings and meetings scheduled for Tuesday evening and Wednesday afternoon and evening. Items include Delphian council round tables at private homes, the Eagles Auxiliary to Sam Houston, Catholic Women’s Association, WC A activities, and various round table luncheons and choral society events at local venues and homes.
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Alamo Street
A. Sportorium
Delphian Council
Erte J. Spielhagen
West Bummit Place
Council of Church Women
Hexar County
E. W. Coyle
Grant ‘Avenue
Westivay Club
Kasidah
W. B.A
Olga Kiar
Indiana Street
Roxy County Council of Parenti-Teacher Associations
Invitations for wedding of Sarah Cillian Dugger and Rafael hosterly
Mrs Wile Haw Lafayette Dugger requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Sarah Cillian Dugger to Rafael hosterly on Friday April 14, 1939 at Laurel Heights Methodist Church San Antonio Texas. Reception follows at 76 Prado Drive.
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Wile
Lafayette Dugger
Warriage of
Loir
Sarah Cillian
Rafael Hosterly
Laurel Heights
Mfethoritatehurch
San Antonio
Texas
Canopus Club Hosts Golf Tournament At Willow Springs
The Canopus Club will host a golf tournament Friday at Willow Springs Golf Club with games of horseshoe pitching and badminton to entertain guests. Supper for members and their wives is planned for 7 p.m. several events occur in the late afternoon and evening.
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Canopus Club
Canopus
Willow Springs
Callan Household Vacation Shifts for Easter
Members of the Callan family plan Easter breaks in shifts. Barbar Infi spends a week with her parents, the Joseph Callans, in Mt. Vernon Washington for school. Dick Callan returns from Northwood School in Lake Placht New Mexico for a two week vacation. Dick enjoyed skiing and golf at Lake Haeld during the year.
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Callan
Joseph Callans
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Dick Callan
Northwood School
Uake Placht
Lake Haeld
Miss Bridgman Hosts Pantry Party For Sare Dugger
Mrs Holley Cringman hosted a pantry party at her home Tuesday in honor of Miss Sare Like Dugger. About 60 guests attended as gifts were presented and a corsage was worn by the guest of honor. Guests included Mr and Mrs TL McCutchon of Galva who will arrive later to join the hosts.
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Dugger
TL McCutchuon
Galva
Holits Biligman
Palm Sunday Rites Set at Travis Park
Palm Sunday rites are planned at Travis Park Methodist Church by the Young People’s Department. New officers installed by Wallin Tate include Mrs. Roland Gruther as president, Hen Proffitt as vice president, Annin Blunberg as secretary, Bill Davin as treasurer, Lilian Harris as publicity, Jerry Bushy as recreation director, Dixie McConnell as membership chairman, Nora Woodley Owen as program chairman, Ferrell Beck as teacher and trainer, and Vern Coffinger as community service liaison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Department
Travis Park
Wallin Tate
Roland Gruteher
Hen Proffitt
Annin Blunberg
Bill Davin
Lilian Harris
Publlcily Mrecay
Jerry Bushy
Dixie McConnell
Shin
Nora’ Woodley Owen
Ferrell Beck
Teader Anp
School Patrons to Hear 2 Candidates
Members of the Public School Patrons association will hear J. E. Selbert and Brewer, school board members, on school affairs. The association endorsed Selbert and Brewer for re election as new members. Mrs. WA Pugh, Secretary, said attendance is open to anyone interested in public concerns.
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Mievcong Ab
Gunter Nove Wee
Public School Patrons’ Association
J. E. Selbert
Toe Brewer
Heak
Associution
Belbert
Brewer
Moar
Mra. WA
Pugh
Tunday
Class Plans Visit to Weather Bureau
Funeral services for Mrs. Calle Olive Avery were set for 10:30 p m Tuesday in Sun An- The University of San Antonio class of Pact Worth was to visit the Weather Bureau offices and federal forecasters. burial to be in Georgetown. Survivors include daughter Mrs. Fale and C. W. Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Avery
Aderce
Calle Olive Avery
University of San Antonio
Pact Worth
J. 3
Georgetown
Arbve
Federal Weather Bureau
PB. Tull
Fale
C. W. Truakesrl
C. W. Avery
San Adlenlo
Ed Olive
Toallas
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Followsbee
Armstrong
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Ughiness
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Ifield
Marti
Mae
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Jou
Norta
Khsmann
Malika Black
Daviday
Followshee
Mildred
New England
New
Lenguh
Hesh
Anton
Beauty
Khe Kens
Hoops
Trunella ‘Woon
Cornel
Greece
Tus
Reeckman
Wee
Beatrice Pair
Biome
Margaret
Ine
Ruth. Stephens
Ennday
Robert Barclay
Miss Woodhull
Luther Brown
Weir
Cochran Woodhill
Albert HiedenhaTn
Jean Need
Anne Woodhill
L.A
Freda Skaggs
Pilon
Martha SH
Stella Cutter
Sand
Dolmenene Mengers
S.A
Joseffy Dugger
Miss Bridgman
Weather Bureau
Maxwell House
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