Banner Serial Fiction Brings Face Painted Transformation Mystery
A fragmented story line follows Desnford Yates Richard Exon, an Englishman, as he uncovers a claim of noble lineage by Gering, who is Rudolph Elbert Virgil. Exon aids Elizabeth, daughter of Gering, against Percy Virgil and a conspiratorial plot amid a tense pursuit toward a tower and a rescued confrontation.
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Richard Exon
Matthew Gering
Gering
Rudolph Elbert Virgil
Ferdinand
Ates
Exon
Percy Elbert Virgil
Inskip
Winter
Percy
John Herrick
Brief
Percy Virgil
Elizabeth
Ed Gering
Raven
Police
Ig Bo
Wiizabeth
Pursuit at Brief Ends with Leader Named
Herrick and Virgil confront Innsbruck police over an abducted lady. They recount entering Brief estate from four to six thirty, describing a closed car, a long haired dog, and a concealed leader named Max. The sergeant accepts the tale after Herrick reveals the leader’s name will be exposed by Max.
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Virgil
Herrick
Rudolph
Innsbruck
Brief
Elizabeth
Oine
Castle
Percy Virgil
Austria
Sevant
Max
Percy Elbert Virgil
Brenda
Aviators Find Birds Fly Mostly Below 3000 Feet In Migration
Eleanor Allen notes scarce evidence on avian altitudes in a Portland Oregonian report. Most migrations occur below 3000 feet, with rare birds observed above 5000 feet. Some records show geese at 29000 feet and waders at 20000 feet, while routing remains consistent year to year via banding studies.
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Eleanor Allen
Portland Oregonian
A. F. R. Wollaston
Dehra
India
Biological Survey
Oldest cross word puzzle linked to a Cretan find
The ancients knew cross word puzzles. Some authorities claim the oldest is the Phaestus disk from Crete dated about 2000 years ago. A copy rests in Johns Hopkins University Archaeological Museum in Baltimore. The modern type began with Arthur Winn in a New York World supplement on December.
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Archeological Museum
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Phaestus
Crete
Arthur Winn
5 New York World
Vitamin B Function and Sources by C H Goudiss 1938
The article outlines the discovery and structure of vitamin B, its key role in growth and appetite, and its importance for GI tract health. It highlights shelling out water soluble loss, dietary sources like bran milk eggs and fruits, and suggests homemakers ensure adequate intake to promote health.
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C. Houston Goudiss
Orient
Mesopotamia
Dardanelles
America
Wm—C. Houston Goudiss
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Dornford Yates
Desnford Yates
WIU Service
Togeth
Bayer
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