Twin Hollows Porters Seek Answers In Red Lamp Mystery
In the Porter journal Horace Porter dies mysteriously and his nephew narrator and wife Jane a psychic entangle with a red lamp legends of George and a spate of strange happenings. A sheriff detective visits as sheep killings, wood spirits and circle in a triangle stir local fears.
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William A. Porter
Horace Porter
Win Hollows
Jane
Horace
Cameron
Giece
Edith
Starr
Thomas
Nylie
Nylic
George
Annie Cochran
Boeton
Steet
Benchley
Greenough
Anil
Mada
Mr. Porter
Hayward
Fhollowa
Livingstones
Mrs. Livingstone
Livingstone
Porter
Courtship Norms Across Asia and Pacific Traditions
The London Daily Mail reports varied marriage customs where women initiate courtship and divorce in Indo China regions. In Assam maternal kinship tribes the wife controls marriage and may claim the husband’s property. in Bonda Porja women test suitors with a burn ritual. Kalabit of Borneo have the girl lead courtship.
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Indo-China
Assam
Bonda Porjas
India
Junagle
Borneo
London
Daily Mall
Language called mother tongue of the civilized world
In Liberty an answered question declares Latin as the mother tongue of the civilized world, framing it as the cultural and linguistic standard of refinement and learning.
Silent Wish Clams Up Woman's Page Writ
A fragmented clipping notes a vogue for silent wishes and a press page focusing on women. It mentions Falks and pleas to speak, with farm and fire themes interwoven in the garbled text.
Successful Only in West The English Walnut Origin and Growth
The English walnut originated in southwestern Asia and has been cultivated in the United States since 1890. It thrives mainly in the far western states, especially California Oregon and southwestern Washington with Los Angeles as a principal center. Plantings expand in central California and northwestern Oregon above Portland with altitude under 2000 feet and moderate uniform temperatures and moisture.
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Asia
United States
California
Oregon
Washington
Los Angeles
Territory
Portland
Pexel Jelly Powder Promises Fresh Flavor and Savings
Pexel makes jelly without boiling away fruit flavor and color. A 100 percent pure fruit powder that preserves taste and hue, saves time and fuel, and keeps indefinitely. Sold 30c at grocers with a recipe booklet, from The Pexel Company of Chicago Illinois.
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The
Pexel Company
Chicago
Illinois
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PEXEL
Mever
Houston
Texas
POSTAL SAVINGS & _LOAN ASSOCIATION
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Texas Panhandle
Homeland Investment Co
Roxana
Platt National Park
Ramona Inn
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