The Unseen Fight on Sir Timothy’s Launch
Sir Timothy hosts an unorthodox bout aboard his launch, revealing a staged duel between Jim and Giuseppe turned murder. The crowd, including Lady Cynthia and Francis, witnesses a brutal knife fight grimly finished as Sir Timothy reveals his Sicilian performers for a final grim twist. The evening ends with shock and a masked curtain of farewell.
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Francis
Wilmore
East End
Harrison
Reggie Wilmore
Jim
Giuseppe
Isabel
Sir Timothy
Francis and Margaret confront Sir Timothy in the rose garden
In a sunlit moment Francis reveals to Sir Timothy two papers linking him to a web of deception. Margaret admits her role and fears, and the trio awaits the truth as Lady Cynthia watches, hoping to keep the fugitive father at home.
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Timothy
Cynthia
Ledsam
Lady Cynthia
Sir Timothy
Margaret
Yale
Francis
Baker
Lord Meadowson
Harrison
Timothy Last
Wilmore
Fairfax
Reggie Wilmore
Oliver Hilditch
Scotland Yard
Walter
South America
Southampton
Hedges
Shopland
Local Social Roundup in Grand Prairie and Sidney
Community notes record numerous visits and calls among Grand Prairie residents including the Olsons Jorgensens Weltons and Johnsons. Members attended commencement exercises at Sunol and Lodge Pole with several families hosting dinners and birthday gatherings through the week.
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Albin Olson
J. C. Jorgensen
Pleasant View Call Club
Charles Welton
W. O. Johnson
Alfred Jorgensen
William Sharman
Frank Heinzman
Paul
Sidney
R. C G. Rubter
Roberta
Andrew Johnson
Mons Johnson
A. R. Tremain
George Gade
Gladys Ellington
James Irwin
John Hoktom
Henry Orthman
Mr. Theis
A. R. Tremain and Sons
Lodge Pole
Emanuel Stueve
Erina Welton
Newton Girls
Sunol
A. G. Weaver
Samuel
Robert Irwin
Charles Deaver
Fred
J. H. Gell
W. Y. Miles
Mull
John Junker
W. C. Johnson
Holin
Muriel
Marvin
Lucille
Will Frerichs
Albert Frerichs
Ernest Wickard
E. A. Johnson
Walter Hernbloom
3. Olson
Little Stanley Olson
F. A. Holm
I. A. Pearson
Tee Johson
W. W. Craig
Ed Miles
Hazel
John Olson
Charles Smith
F. N. Smith
W. E. Meyer
Alva Hart
Fred Windsheimer
Ernest
W. O
Albert Johnson
B. A. Johnson
Henry Elsen
W. T. Sharman
Mumps Measles Up To Date Cards Report City View
City physician reported to the council that 316 childhood disease cases occurred in March and April. Chickenpox mumpa and measles predominated as the prevailing illnesses.
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Sterling
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Radio On The Farm Popular In Rural Life
The radio, once seen as urban, is now widespread in rural areas. A Department of Agriculture survey shows 145,000 farm families are equipped with radio receiving sets, reflecting growing agricultural use.
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Department of Agriculture
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Irwin Myers
Little, Brown and Company
Manuel Lobo
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Edgar
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Signor
Giuseppe Elito
Carlos Marlini
Palermo
Lttle
Allence
Oliver Hibditch
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