Mystery at Lost Land Academy Opens New Faculty Ties
On the way to Lost Land Academy Janey Mercer a young English professor meets Arthur Flaming a math and chemistry instructor on the train. They arrive with Mrs Denver matron of the academy. At the lonely school a mysterious atmosphere unsettles the group while Gordon Haskell the proprietor and Wilton Payne a psychology teacher join the faculty.
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Lostland Academy
Janey Mercer
Engiteach
Arthur Flaming
Academy
Denver
Acadmy
Gordon Haskell
Wilton Payne
Danger Mystery at the Unknown Moor School
Janet Mercer and Arthur Fleming attend a secluded academy run by a strict teacher, Haskell. A shared pact forms among them as a mysterious tall man watches from the grounds. Janet fears a nighttime visitation beneath her window as curiosity deepens about the school’s hidden purpose.
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Janet
Meri
Haskell
Night at the Gothic Academy Ends In Quiet Awe
A curious female protagonist explores a moonlit academy to uncover a mystery. She discovers wax figures of four students and two adults observing from the hall, then hides as danger briefly approaches. The scene blends eerie beauty with a looming, unresolved threat as she contemplates the figures’ living semblance and memory.
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Gordon Haskell
Leonardo
Eros
Kaiser's Praises and Red Flag Prospects in Germany
In a wide survey from Brisbane this week the piece traces the volatile German scene under Hitler. It notes arrests and personal crises, Hindenburg’s salute to survivors, and hints at brutal factional outcomes. Vatican officials condemn murder as self-death while Kipling’s Recessional nods to Uncle Sam’s wartime aid. Roosevelt's brain trust and a steel labor board are mentioned amid talk of future upheavals.
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Germany
Vatican
Hitler
Mussolini
Kemal Pasha
Stalin
Rudyard Kipling
England
Kipling
Sam
France
Milk on Water Lures Fish in Slow Water
A Detroit News item explains how milk poured on the surface creates a sluggish wake that spreads through the water, stimulating fish to wake and begin biting. The note describes the effect as a slow waving change that attracts fish ahead of the boat.
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Detroit News
Elijah Listens for God's Voice in Trial and Renewal
Lesson text centers on Elijah fleeing after Carmel and God guiding him back to service. It covers Elijah's discouragement under the juniper tree, God's care with sleep and food, the cave interview with God, and Elijah's restoration through a threefold mission and the knowledge that seven thousand faithful remain.
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Elijah
James
Ahab
Mt. Carmel
Hijah
Ban
Dujan
Galilee
Bareh
God
Christ
Hazael
Syria
Jehu
Elisha
Baal
Tisha
Do All To The Glory Of God Motive Guides Small Actions
A religious reflection urges that small deeds, done with compassion and a God-centered motive, prepare believers for greater tasks. It notes that God may lead people along modest paths to help advance His kingdom and safeguard spiritual security.
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Paul
Hla
Gospel Shutout When Worldly Wisdom Reigns
A brief note reflects on the Gospel being shut out when people rely solely on worldly wisdom, leaving little room for faith. The remark suggests a tension between human wisdom and divine truth, urging reconsideration of what informs belief.
Calling a Spade a Space in American Speech
Detroit News discusses professor Frank G. Tompkins critique of inflated titles for ordinary things. He laments Americans dress cheap realities in grand names, preferring lofty terms over plain truth, quoting examples from offices to social roles and professions.
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Frank G. Tompking
Detroit
Tompkins
Yoo
Maggie Smith
John Brown
Nine Nazi commandments in fragmented OCR text
The OCR text lists supposed Nazi commandments urging women to domestic roles, workers to toil, leaders to avoid grumbling, and peasants to cultivate land, with scattered phrases about service to the state. It includes references to German girls broom and pan, and a dubious quote attributed to Frederick the Great, but the overall structure is garbled and difficult to verify.
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Frederick the Great
Bayer Aspirin Slashes Prices Across United States
Soos announces record low Bayer Aspirin prices with 12 tablet tins at 15 cents, 24 tablet bottles at 25 cents, and 100 tablet family bottles reduced. Customers urged to request Bayer by name and rely on doctors and scientists attesting its safety for heart and fast relief.
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United States
World’s Largest Bible Printed by Los Angeles Carpenter
Los Angeles carpenter Leuig Waynal has spent five years printing what he claims is the world’s largest Bible. The book features heavy blackprint pages, totals 8,048 pages, and weighs about a half ton.
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Leuig Waynal
Los Angeles
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