Life of the Party at Halcyon Camp Unfolds Night of Intrigue
Hale confronts dope rings run by Jim Haines and Mrs. Spencer Forbes. Jane Foils the conspiracy and Hale arms himself with police backup, as Haines flees after warnings. Hale suspects poisoning after a sickening bout and plans to protect Miss Hosanna while continuing the camp’s social scene.
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Rex
Dr. Crosby
Helen
Hale
Jane
Jim Haines
Forbes Dame
Angel
Sing Sing
Haines
Halcyon Camp
Spencer Forbes
Big Boy
Mrs. Nash
Miss Hosanna
Hale Hides From House Party In Camp After Missing Notes
Hale avoids the house party at the Camp and returns to his room. He changes into a blazer and slippers, then lies on the davenport planning the evening. He drinks cold water and experiences a violent spell of nausea in the bathroom, ending his momentary comfort.
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Jane
Long Island
Haines
Hale
Mrs. Nash
Davenport
Bluegill Fight Sparks Sporty Appeal for Pan Fish
A Detroit News piece by Albert Stoll Jr. argues bluegills and other pan fishes can be as sporty as black bass. It notes anglers and children enjoy catching wriggling perch and bluegills, with one ounce of bluegill on light gear delivering excitement rivaling larger bass. The article traces a shift from bait to artificial flies, and shallows to shore returns with good catches.
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Albert Stoll Jr
Detroit News
Asherman
Blood Types and Incompatibility Across Bloods
The piece discusses four blood categories defined by Roman numerals. It notes experiments in blood transfusion showed incompatibility between species and among human races. It states, according to the U S Public Health Service, no single blood type is superior to another among the four main types.
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United States Public Health Service
Lent meals offer variety with meatless options
A homemaker writer argues Lent feels long and offers a chance to vary menus. It suggests proteins from cheese legumes nuts and eggs as meat substitutes, with dairy and vegetables boosting nutrition and energy. Dried beans lentils and nuts provide versatile meal ideas for meatless days.
Water content in fruits and vegetables
A note explains that dry seeming foods can be high in water. Bananas average 74.8 percent water, while sweet potatoes average 72.6 percent water. This illustrates how moisture content varies in common produce based on studies cited by WNU and Houston Goudiss in 1939.
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WNU
C. Houston Goudiss
Fish as a nutritious protein staple across seafood varieties
The article touts fish as a meatless main dish and highlights options from quick frozen to dried and canned varieties. Canned salmon is noted as affordable and highly nutritious for children, rich in minerals like calcium phosphorus and iodine and vitamins A D and G, underscoring its value in a balanced diet.
Cheese in Many Forms for Nourishing Thrift
Cheese provides a rich source of protein energy and minerals. It contains calcium phosphorus and vitamin A and adds zest to meals. A little goes a long way, making it ideal for economical menus year round.
Cheese blends with pasta for pleasing flavor contrast
Macaroni, spaghetti, and noodles cheese is praised for its strong pairing with pasta. The text notes especially good combinations with macaroni, spaghetti, or egg noodles and highlights a pleasing flavor contrast.
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