Angel Esquire Chapter X1IJ Continued Death in the Flat
An escaped criminal figure lures in Jimmy and Angel as Spedding schemes loom and a murder reveals itself. They return to Angel's flat to find signs of a prior break in and a dead Connor, shot through the head, reshaping their pursuit and danger.
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Tye
Callver
Spedding
Mile Oo
Haymarket
Angel
Crawads
Jimmy
Johnson
Connor
Jemmy
Angela
Vine Street
Angel Robs the Safe in Vain Word Fiasco at Lombard Street
Angel and Jimmy stall at a safe deposit, Connor’s betrayal and a wrong word block the opening. Spedding is outwitted as a letter proves Kathleen Kent’s claim. The crew confronts danger, and Angel reveals police backing while Miss Kent awaits the outcome.
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Jimmy
Angel
Spedding
Lombard Street
Belfries
Old Reale
Tam
An-gel
Retleg
Connor
Jimmie
Miss Kent
Kathleen
Sam
Kathleen Kent
James Cavendish Stannard
Christopher Angel
Census Musings on City Counts and Population Claims
The item cites multiple newspapers debating census accuracy and population estimates. It notes concerns that undercounting could trigger harsher measures, while over time calls for careful estimation and fairness, with quotes reflecting skepticism about city populations and census counts.
Deacon and Adeline clash over Zion church organ
In a valley church a devout deacon and his wife Adeline clash over doctrine and a church organ. Adeline pushes for music while the elder resists, sparking a heated vote at a church conference. The organ wins and the deacon dies in opposition, leaving Adeline to tend to him.
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Old Zion Church
Adeline
Adeline Allers
Grace
Gabriel
Thar
Squire Simmon
Buck
Fish Farms a Future Industry Warns Professor
An exchange cites a professor arguing fish farming, especially cod, will rival land farming as the sea becomes a vast reserve for growth. He notes cod's multiple products, low maintenance, and potential to yield vast numbers yearly, forecasting cod, halibut, and other species raised like cattle on water reservations.
Stricken. From Puck about a farmer's wife illness
A farmer's wife fears a new disease after recounting a day of housework and child care. She lists endless tasks from dawn to night, concluding she must have hookworm, alarming her husband as he comforts her. The scene portrays fatigue and anxiety over health.
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Puck
John
Sam
Courage-Giver: a march of hardship and brave endurance
A lyric portrait of a child in a squalid tenement watching other children at play while her own pain and resilience define the day. The speaker praises the girl’s steadfast, hopeful spirit and the quiet courage she embodies amid poverty. A tribute by Reginald Wright Kauffman reflects on life’s purpose and the strength found in endurance.
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Alway
Reginald Wright Kauffman
FEED CHILDREN On Properly Selected Food Hi Payoff
A mother praises better health in her children after changing food choices. She credits fruits fresh or canned grape nuts with cream and Postum for breakfast and supper, plus balanced dinners with meat and vegetables. The letter cites a teething baby improving after Grape-Nuts with milk.
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Wellville
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Toad
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Columbia State
Kansas City
Kansas City Star
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Hooper
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Grocer’s
Chicago
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