Child of Evil unfolds amid a dancer and a gambler
Synopsis centers on Mrs. Ruth Hamilton and her children Kay and Margaret. After her husband’s death she becomes determined to create the Gardens. Kay agrees to attend a local dance with Kirk Reynolds, a notorious gambler, highlighting a risky loom of romance.
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Ruth Hamilton
Kay
Margaret
Night Ride Ends in Tragedy as Kay Forster Witnesses Killing
Kay Forrest joins Kirk Reynolds for a fashionable night out in Beverly. A fatal confrontation erupts on a country road when Kirk shoots Harvey Jackson after a tense dice scandal and road accident near Big Moccasin Swamp. Kay, stunned, is ordered to remain silent as Kirk drags her away.
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Roberts
Floyd Griffin
Kirk Reynolds
White Star Hotel
Kirk
Monument Square
Wilson Street
Beverly
Ruth
Hamilton
Cathedral Gardens
Kay Forrest
Chicora
Kay
Newport
Monte Carlo
Palm Beach
Havana
Bud Carter
Jazz Hounds
Beauregard County
Palmetto Avenue
Ferris Street
Chicora Avenue
Harvey Jackson
Jackson
The Murder at the Roadside Secret Shaped by Fear
Kay Forrest hides a murder beside a road as Kirk Reynolds coolly guides her. He insists she must not reveal what she saw and vows to protect the secret, warning that telling could trigger a hanging and change nothing. The chapter ends with a chilling demand to keep silent.
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Kay Forrest
Kay
Kirk Reynolds
Kirk
Reynolds
Harvey
How to Sew Books Offer For Home Crafts
Readers encouraged to order two sewing books by Mrs. Spears, with 96 articles on home decor and embroidery. Books 1 and 2 priced at 15 cents each or 25 cents together, plus optional leaflets. orders to Mrs. Spears, 210 S Des Plaines St, Chicago, Ill.
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Spears
Around the House Tips for Tea and Tile Care
Improve iced tea with grated citrus rind and mint leaves during steeping. Brighten aluminum with lemon or rhubarb juice or a strong fruit solution for thirty minutes. For tile floors avoid abrasives and bleach. use soap and water for glazed tiles and wax or polish unglazed tiles. Clean windows with a sponge and chamois for best drying and shine.
Mrs. Clay Flees After Mysterious Visitor
In a small backwoods village an old cottage with a hatchable door prompts Mrs. Clay to arm herself with a hatchet. When a knock comes, her son asks who it is and learns it is Mrs. Clay herself outside urging the hatch et. The scene ends with Mrs. Clay fleeing.
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Mrs. Clay
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