Storm music and a vanished master key at Plumage
In a tangled tale of thieves and treasure at Plumage Castle, Lady Helena and John reveal a night of danger, murder, and deception. Pharaoh, Rush, Bugle, and Dewdrop are dead after a betrayal as Helena and John confront love, loss, and a priceless Yorick cup’s haunting history.
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Geoffrey
Florin
Pharaoh
Dewdrop
Rush
Bugle
Lady Helena
Geotty
Ieee
Helena
Agas
John
Jorin
Filorin
Yorick
Vienna
Latz
Salzburg
Innsbruck
Youth and immortality amid rivers and revolutions
In Roosevelt's opening speech to Young Democrats he urges youth start work at eight and retire at sixty five, while noting aging is extending lifespans. The column cites Faust, St. Louis, and the Life of St. Louis, then contrasts so called perfect crimes and immortality debates. It touches on rivers shaping history, Europe and Africa tensions, a Pensacola murder plot, a gun-obsessed African, and remarks on American digestion and sauces.
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Roosevelt
Baltimore
Arthur Brisbane
Gosthe
St. Louis
Dainty Crocheted Collars and Jabots Itemized
Spring wardrobe accessory notes feature airy lacy collars and dainty jabots to refresh old frocks. Includes open front square mesh collar and back-closing triangular collar, plus a mesh jabot with Irish rose nosage made in cotton. Pattern 1196 offers detailed directions stitches and materials. send 1 cent to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Wighth Ave New York NY.
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Needlecraft Dept
Wighth Ave
New York
Yearly Toll at Highway Grade Crossings Surges in 1935
The safety section of the Association of American Railroads reports 1,680 deaths at highway grade crossings in 1935, up from 1,554 in 1934, with 4,658 injuries and 38,933 total accidents that year. December fatalities reached 220 and injuries 606, as 625 accidents occurred in December 1935.
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Association of American Railroads
Lee Collins Father of Floyd Collins Dies After Illness
Lee Collins eighty appears as father of Floyd Collins who died in a cave incident in Kentucky in 1925. Collins died after a prolonged illness in Munfordyville Kentucky as Floyd Collins was trapped in a cave for 17 days and rescuers failed to reach him. His body was recovered two months later.
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Lee Collins
Moyd Collins
Kentucky
Munfordyville
Floyd Collins
Childhood Memories and tram seat gesture memory
Jackson recalls an incident when someone stood up to offer his seat on a tram to a woman. He notes a long held respect learned in childhood for a woman who held a strap in her hand.
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Jackson
A Smart Man Teacher
A playful line questions who the world's smartest man was and answers Thomas Edison as the inventor of the phonograph and radio to keep people awake at night with his electric light bulbs.
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Thomas Edison
First Word Son Paw: Why Adam Was Created First
A compact reflection asks why Adam was created first, suggesting a father’s aim to grant him space to speak. The piece centers on primordial purpose and the chance for the first human to voice thoughts.
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Paw
Adam
Ting a Ling Bath Time Phone Ring Odd Quirk
A quirky verse notes the speaker’s certainty that while in the bathtub the telephone will inevitably ring. The brief line playfully links bath time with an expected call, underscoring a humorous domestic superstition.
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Ting A Ling
Remote Control Cooking Hints Elevate Dinner in Radio Era
A curious note on cooking methods and dining culture highlights remote inspiration in kitchens. A restaurant scene blends modern radio tips with chef guidance, suggesting how listeners could emulate chef practices at home.
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Blue
Taxis Replace Old Gharries as Vehicles in Holy City
In Jerusalem the last open horse drawn gharries are retired as modern taxicabs take over steep streets. Visitors commonly rode gharies, but asphalted roads and horse slips led to declines. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals pressured government to withdraw horse drawn cabs.
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Holy City
Jerusalem
Venice
Shanghai
the Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Opera Star Sues Cafeteria Over Artichoke Recipe Ad
Giovanni Martinelli Metropolitan Opera tenor sues Willo Cafeterias Inc for 20000 alleging his name was used without permission in a ad claiming he supplied an artichoke recipe. Justice Carew grants partial strike of several complaint paragraphs in New York Supreme Court.
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Giovanni Martinelli
Metropolitan Opera Star
Supreme Court of New York
Wil Low Cafeterias, Inc
Supreme Court
Carew
Justice Carew
Invents New Stove That Makes Own Gas
Inventor W. C. Coleman unveils the Coleman Range which creates its own gas from ordinary lead and uses Band-A-Blu Burners for instant light and adjustable heat. The range promises cheaper fuel use than coal or kerosene and features a spacious insulated oven and broiler. Readers may request illustrated literature and a store check chart by mailing a postcard to Wichita Kansas.
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W. C. Coleman
Coleman
W. ©. Coleman
Dept
WU-288
Wichita, Kansas
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Stalin
King Features Syndicate, Inc
King Pny Services
Floyd
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