THREE SHUTTERED HOUSES AND A DEADLY TURN
In a rain soaked night scene Inspector Tope and Clint witness a car crash at the Taine residence. Rab Taine dies from injuries after Asa Taine rams a tree and is later shot, with Asa also dead in a grotesque posture amid the wreck.
Rainy night ends in murder twist and broken neck
In heavy rain at a rural house, Rab is knocked and grievously hurt while Asa dies in a car crash. Inspector Heale learns Rab may survive as Dr Cabler treats a concussion and Tope reveals Asa planned to kill Rab.
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Rab
Asa
Rob
Heale
Tope
Cabler
Derrie
Silent standoff as Rab lies near dead man in car
Rand reports Heale is arriving as Rab lies unconscious. Mrs Taine hurries in as June consoles her, asking about Asa. June confirms Asa is dead and Rab needs care. Tope and Clint kneel by Rab and prepare to carry him to the house.
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Tope
Clint
Jane
Rab
June
Asa
Asa Taine
Rand
Heale
Mrs. Taine
Evie
Miss Moss Delivers News of Taine Injury to Thayer Family
In a rain soaked night Miss Moss informs Miss Thayer that Young Mr Taine is hurt. Thayer escorts his daughter Lissa after the revelation and decides to accompany her as Miss Moss travels by car up the hill. The scene ends as they depart, with the injury disclosed and actions set to continue.
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Miss Moss
Providence Road
Thayer
Night of the Big Wind recalls Ireland 1839 disaster
The New York Sun recounts the night of January 6 1839 when a great wind devastated Limerick and Dublin, blowing down hundreds of houses and causing deaths and drownings. It notes limits of 19th century news and later ships delivering fragmentary details to New York.
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Ireland
New York
Limerick
Dublin
England
Irish Digest
Augustine Birrell
the Sun
Cambridge
Liverpool
Great Western
Victoria
Albert
Kangaroos Discovered by American Museum Party in Dutch New Guinea
Members of the American Museum of Natural History expedition in Dutch New Guinea discover 11 tree climbing kangaroos with five to six feet overall length from the Cyclop mountains near Hollandia. The animals climb by reaching with front paws then hoisting with rear paws.
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American Museum of Natural History
Dutch New Guinea
Cyclop Mountains
Hollandia
Lesson for June 25 on Religions and Scriptural Topics
A compact study note outlines the June 25 lesson focusing on religious questions and scripture for Esmett. The guide names Sergent Serban as the instructor and highlights discussion prompts around faith, interpretation, and broader religious themes.
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Serban
Living Above Circumstances and Pressing Toward the Goal
A reflective study on Paul in prison showing victory over circumstances and death, with calls to examine faith, endure, and pursue the heavenly prize. It emphasizes Christ as life, the gospel as purpose, and the crown of righteousness awaiting believers.
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Paul
Apostle
Christ
God
Christ Jesus
Christ's Power and the Disciples Faithfulness
A historical note on the Christian history theme of Christ's power sustaining the disciples to stay faithful amid temptations to desert the faith.
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Christ
Mexican Tea Towels Brighten the Kitchen
Colorful seven motif transfer pattern Pattern 1824 from The Sewing Circle Nee dlecraft Dept. offers a week of towels with daily name colors. Illustrations show stitches and materials required. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle in New York for this pattern.
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Sewing Circle
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
N. Y
A Paradox Keller and the Judge on Gravity and Levity
A Paradox Keller, the Irish barrister, meets a solemn judge and quips that the judge has risen by gravity while he has sunk by levity, a witty remark conflicting with natural philosophy and social ascent.
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Keller
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Inspector Tope
Inspector
Ben Ames Williams
Taine
Lissa
Inspector Heale
Onn Day
Western Newspaper Union
Tex Rene
Dia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Sir John Lubbock
Lisa
Biel
Isel Aia
Ralph Waldo Emerson
t.Josseph
Elbert Hubbard
WNU
Sentinels of Health