Murder Masquerade on the Spinney Case Unfolds
In a tense dialogue, Margaret Blaikie explains funding Ace Blaikie to protect Flora Fairweather from harm. Patrick confronts questions about the ten thousand dollar loan while Margaret recalls the night of the masquerade and the path to the Spinney where Ace’s body was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Avery
Bessie
Patrick
Flora
Margaret
Aoe
Tony
Molly Eames
Molly Treadway
Molly
Walter
Margaret Fairweather
Hannah
Ace Blaikie
Ace
Mary
Fatrick
Marshbanks
Marden
Cara
Hope
Caro Prentiss
Hopestill
Caro
Sylvia
New Eng
Pauls Short Letter and the Slave Becomes a Brother
A sermon on Philemon 4 20 and Galatians 3 28 reflecting on Onesimus as Philemon’s brother in Christ. Four themes arise Appreciation Consideration Brotherhood and Partnership with emphasis on grace and Christian fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philemon
Christ Jesus
Paul
Christ
Colosse
Onesimus
Rome
God
Grand Canyon postcards and a road trip musings on football
A travel columnist in Las Vegas New Mexico shares winding, humorous thoughts on politics, Grand Canyon imagery, California rivers, and the era's football culture. He rails against desecration of the canyon, jokes about Holy Rollers and Baptists, and riffs on Judge Crater and Tommy Manville while noting shifts in college football fame and gambling stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Liberty League
Nature’s love marks a good heart and justness of mind
The fragment asserts that loving nature signals a virtuous heart and moral fairness, framing appreciation of the natural world as evidence of character. It suggests a steadfast link between sentiment toward nature and ethical integrity.
Humble Deeds Seen No More for Selfish Aggrandizement
A terse quote from Gunn laments that acts of humility are disappearing in favor of self display, warning against vanity and public posturing. The remark underscores a moral critique of fame seeking and ostentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunn
Learning Only Good
The quote reflects a desire to learn and act only in ways that endure beyond life. It emphasizes moral conduct aimed at heavenly fruit, drawing on Jean Paul Richter’s reflection on living righteously for the afterlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Paul Richter
Europe’s gold mines looted in barbarian era decline
The text notes Europe’s gold supplies were ripped during barbarian invasions with widespread plunder. Ancient mines exhausted, metals scarce for centuries and by late medieval times only about 12 to 16 million pounds remained in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Pattern Patterns Promote Easy Style for All Women
Lovely and inexpensive Sewing Circle patterns offer youth and maturity styles. Pattern 1981 describes a pajama with a peplum and optional sleeves. sizing 14 to 42, five yards of fabric for size 16. Pattern 1852 formats a small dress sizes 2 to 8 years requiring 2 1 8 yards. Pattern 1970 presents a matron day dress with jabot and panelled skirt. fabric needs vary by size. The Barbara Bell Fall Pattern Book gathers 100 patterns for children and adults. send fifteen cents and mail to The Circle Pattern Dept. 149 New Montgomery Ave. San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Montgomery Ave
San Francis
Uncle Phil Says and Lessons We Learn
The text offers aphorisms on truth and perception. It notes mud on walls may leave a mark, advises patience for things once deemed impossible, and contrasts natural fit with borrowed garb. It highlights practical profit from good advice and warns against misreading signs on money and life.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inez Haynes Irwin
Inez-Haynes-Irwin
Christian Brotherhood
Vegas
N. M
Irvin
Cobb
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Mercy
Canyon
Iform International
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody ‘Bible Institute
Western Newspaper Union
Phil
Luden
Hollywood
Gluyas Williams
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!