Radio Clubset and Sea Vamp Plot Stir Ruth Turmoil
Garrick learns of a social set entangled with radio fantasies, cabarets, and a theft tied to Ruth Walden. The Sea Vamp houseboat hosts flirtations and schemes while Ruth faces pressure from friends, and secret messages link a late night robbery to a mysterious signal near Crane's neck. Dick Defoe begs Garrick to intervene as tensions rise among Glenn Buckley, Vira Gerard, Jack Curtis, and Ruth’s circle.
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Glenn Buckley
John
Garrick
Mrs. Walden
Ruth
Glenn
Nita
Walden
Sean
Weinetieetaras Coesusen
Jack Curtis
Worcestershire
Dick Defoe
Richard Defoe
Great Engineering School
Gerrick
Vira Gerard
School of the Misses Place
Talmadge
Rae Larue
Guy
Nita Walden
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Office of Naval Intelligence
Suffolk County
Edison
Prof. Vario
Jock Ledge
Radio Central
Rock Ledge
Sound
Central Station
Carrick
Duck Harbor Way
You to Color TINTED TRAVELS By Hal Cochran
Hal Cochran pens travel sketches for The Seattle Star in 1922. The column blends humor and observations on city life, distant places, and curious encounters, inviting readers to imagine journeys through lively narration.
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Seattle Star
Adventures of the Twins Promises Comet-Legs Mischief
Comet-Legs the mischief maker taunts the Moon-Man and eludes the Twins. He seeks help from Nuisance Fairies to escape two children, Nancy and Nick, who wield a shaker with magic powder. The Seattle Star tale continues next.
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Comet-Legs
Mr. Peerabout
Comet-Lega
Solce
Busybody
Jack Frost
Old Man Flood
Nancy
Nick
Comet Legs
Old-Time School Rules Learn From Mrs Hewitt Tale
Mrs Hewitt recalls early day school discipline under Mr Huntress. Taylor defies lessons, running laps while a girl chases him, and janitors are absent leaving pupils to manage fires and clean. Reward of merit goes to Olive Bowman for general good behavior.
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Taylor
Mr. Huntress
Olive Bowman
Puyallup
Jack
Jeanne
Mary
Peg
Our First Year By a Bride Chapter Thirty Four
In this serialized memoir fragment Peggins recalls jealousy after Jack’s visit to Mrs Herrod. She doubts mutual freedom rules and wonders if jealousy is inevitable. Friends comment on the park scene and the caveman chase while discussing potential consequences.
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Mary Smith
Jack
Mrs. Herrod
Peggins
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