Leopard Changes His Spots In A Bold Rescue
Sonya Savarin spies a secret escape as Concha speaks softly from the shadows. Starr Stone, battered but defiant, vows to break free from El Capitan Diablo’s grip while Quince’s loyalists close in. A hidden bolt hints at a desperate chance to flee before nightfall.
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Senor
el Diablo
Senor Parks
Sonya
Manuel
Diablo
Senora
Starr Stone
el Capitan
Quince
el Capitan Diablo
Quatro
Parks
Sonya Sagarin
Hell
Man Confessed to Murder of Officer Boyce in St Louis
A detective confronts Frank White at the Missouri reformatory after linking pawn tickets and a revolver to the Boyce shooting. White admits he did not sleep at home March 31 and finally confesses to killing Officer Lemuel R. Boyce during a burglary arrest attempt.
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Lemuel R. Boyce
St. Louis
Smith
Cardinal Street
Missouri Reformatory
Boyce
Frank White
Boonville
Reformatory
White
Chief Smith
Officer Boyce
WNU Service
Night in the Deep-Walled Room
In a dim cell Starr Stone endures captivity under Manuel the aviator as Sonya resists fate and pleads for aid. The senora offers comfort, perfume, and a scarlet dress while Sonya battles despair and searches for a way to end her torment.
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el Capitan
Manuel
Starr Stone
Sonya
Leutenant
Senora
Deaf mutes use symbol language for quick global communication
Deaf mutes seldom rely on the deaf and dumb alphabet except for spelling names and dates. They employ an indicative sign language faster than speech and understood across nations, allowing mates of different nationalities to converse without shared written language.
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J. F. Regan
Lawrence
Mass
Collier's Weekly
Parachute history notes from late 18th to early 20th century
The text traces early parachute use from 1783 when Sebastian Lenormand demonstrated descent from Montpelier Observatory to J P Blanchard who proposed using it with balloons. It notes seat-pack parachutes for the army developed in 1919.
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Sebastian Lenormand
Montpelier Observatory
J. P. Blanchard
Army
Housing Admins Tells How to Secure Repair Loans
The Federal Housing Administration promotes repairs and remodeling projects to raise livability and financing through banks and other institutions. It outlines eligibility, loan amounts from 100 to 2000 dollars per property, terms up to five years, and how to apply, pay, and manage costs under the national housing act.
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Housing Administration
Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Better Housing Committee
Building and Loan Association
Washington, D. C
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Safeguarding Investment in Property Improvements
Guidance on selecting reliable contractors and obtaining bids, avoiding payment before written guarantees, consulting architects or engineers for major changes, weighing neighborhood impact, and ensuring value increases meet or exceed costs. Encourages neighbor collaboration for loan eligibility in adverse areas.
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By Vingie E. Roe
Doubleday, Doran & Co., Inc
WNU
Querida
Sonya Savarin
Serge
Lila
Starr
Mary Mother
Amet