May Day Mystery by Octavus Roy Cohen ends in murder and robbery
Antoinette Peyton resents Paterson Thayer as Ivy Welch bonds with him and Max Vernon. Thayer is found stabbed at a fraternity house after a tense scene amid a bank robbery. Detective Jim Hanvey investigates with Marland police chief Reagan, tying Vernon to both murder and theft.
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Antoinette Peyton
University of Marland
Paterson Thayer
Ivy Welch
Max Vernon
Ivy
Thayer
Vernon
Larry Welch
Tony
Welch
Larry
Carmicine
Marland
Jim Hanvey
Randolph Fiske
Fiske
Reagan
Hanvey
Tony Peyton
Jim
John
Harvey
Evly
Jancey
Farnum
Ay Gleaser
Mystery at the Fraternity House Continues
Detective Jim Hanvey probes Thayer murder clues in a college fraternity. Janitor Carmicine recalls May first events and reveals a bootlegging link with Thayer and Vernon, including a bloodied scene and Vernon’s possible disguise after leaving the house. Carmicine insists Thayer trusted him as a partner in their whisky dealings.
Casual Chic For Daytime Wear In Linen Sportswear
A 1933 Western Newspaper Union feature by Cherie Nichol as examines the rise of casual daytime dress. It highlights non-crushable modern linens in navy, black, gray, or dusty pink palettes with dark blouses paired to light suits, white linen footwear, and red and white accents as the season’s chic, effortless look.
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Western Newspaper Union
White costume jewelry and pique accessories trend
A fashion piece notes a season dominated by white pique in hats scarfs belts bags shoes and gloves with new white pique jackets. It highlights a leading American costume jewelry designer crafting bracelets earrings and brooches resembling pique ribbed and waffle patterns and mentions crystal nosegays and perfume receptacles as sparkling accents.
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Cherie Nicholas
Fashionable Women Match Sweater to Skirt in Pastels
Smart women this season pair sweaters with skirts as a color contrast shift. Pastels lead with peachy pink lime green soft yellow and linen blue. Accessories like ban danna scarf belt or hatband add a dash. Home spun and basket weave tweeds offer matching cardigan and slip over sets.
New Coats Slim Silhouettes With Bold Fur Accents
The new coats are slim and molded in silhouette while featuring dramatic fur. Shoulders are broadened by large collars and the long-haired fur adds a striking, luxurious touch.
Velvet wraps and velvet coats dazzle in summer fashion
Summer velvet coats and wraps dominate the season with light feather like velvet fabrics and chiffon accents. A smoke gray velvet wrap features a large bow and sable fur bandings on chiffon tinted to match the velvet, creating a youthful, elegant look.
Easy To Tie Shoes And Be Gentle For Children
The text argues children struggle with tasks like tying shoes and require patient guidance. By showing calm, consistent behavior adults model the steps, reduce effort, and create a supportive atmosphere. Repeating gentle demonstrations helps a child learn without frustration, while adults must embody the manners they wish to see.
Guiding a Stubborn Child Toward Trust and Calm
A handle on stubborn children describes how fear and anger form twins, trapping the child in a mind darkened by doubt. It urges calm, patient restraint, then gentle, confident prompting to win trust, with practices like cooling anger, diverting attention, and soft speech to foster compliance.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
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Octavus Roy Cohen
Arcee
Stanvey
Mike
Mr. Thayer
Mr. Vernon
Meester Hanvey
Meester Thayer
Fraternity House
Carmicino
No-o
Meester Vernon
Meester Harvey
Mos
Meester Hanvvey
Meester Farnum
Meester Gleason
Mike—Vernon
Chief
By Cherie Nicholas
Summer Velvet
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