Spy Ring in a Night Club Leads to Missing Sister
Joan Leland shadows Karl Miller at Club Elite as FBI agent Paul O'Malley uncovers a web of espionage. Sybil vanishes after a deadly confrontation, and a discovery at the Golden Gate Bridge hints at danger while Karl tightens his hold. Paul counsels caution as they plan a risky plan to expose Karl.
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Joan Leland
Karl Miller
Sybil
Karl
Paul Sherman
Joan
Paul
Eric Strom
Eric
Paul O'Malley
FBI
Germany
Syb
Sybill
Club Elite
Karl Miter
Kara
Karla
Golden Gate Bridge
Murdock
Miss Leland
San Francisco
He Had the Betting Fever
An American couple, Maria and Duncan Spencer, inherit a fortune and travel to Florida. Duncan dives into Hialeah races, guided by the Graveses, escalating from small bets to big wagers. After a $60,000 loss, Maria reveals she hedged by buying show tickets on every favorite, leaving them still with nothing but a tale of risk and restraint.
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Maria
Duncan Spencer
Duncan
Spencers
Rainsford
New England
Miami
Fla
Hialeah
Graveses
Duncan Won
Dunc
Plastic Eye Made From Acrylic to Replace German Glass
A new plastic eye developed from acrylic resins promises mass production and closer eye movement than traditional glass eyes. Dr. Theodore J. Dimitry notes U S production could soon replace German supplies, with 170 000 artificial eyes used yearly and plastics available domestically.
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Theodore J. Dimitry
New Orleans
Journal of the International College of Surgeons
United States
Dimitry
Germany
Dr. Dimitry
Accessories for baby in Shetland Floss lacy stitch
The note promotes making baby accessories in Shetland Floss with a lacy stitch and cute tassels. It warns they go quickly, encouraging quick action to craft these items.
Hair tonic joke ends in marital tease exchange
A humorous back and forth features a husband explaining a stray hair on his coat to his wife. He deflects by saying the hair tonic from a nearby coworker must have spilled on him, prompting a playful marital rebuke.
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John
Jack
Confidential talk in tavern over rows and pay
In a dim evening, two men grew more confidential about a mistress. One asks how the other gets on, the bald man says they quarrel about her about once a month. The side whiskered man notes he is paid weekly, implying financial ties fuel tension.
Witty Exchange On Speaking Acquaintance Next Door
A humorous line plays on social talk as one character asks for a speaking acquaintance with the woman next door and the other retorts that they know her so well they do not speak at all. The quip reflects social satire typical of light dialogue.
Embarrassment Peak as Eyes Meet Through Keyhole
A curious moment unfolds as two eyes glimpse through a single keyhole, turning trivial curiosity into a memorable, awkward encounter. The scene captures humor, timing, and a shared, silent reaction between observers.
Misread Love Myth Reveals Hidden Depths
A reflective piece contrasts expected romance with a surprising, intimate understanding. It explores personal discovery and shared growth, highlighting the shift from conventional gifts to deeper connection.
Absorptive Sand Silica Gel Used in Homes Says Col lier's
Silica gel a highly moisture absorptive processed sand is now used in cupboards to keep salt sugar and crackers dry in drawers to preserve papers and in cabinets to prevent rusting of tools Col lier's notes that the blue to pink color change signals moisture saturation and need for oven drying.
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Collier’s
Territorial Divisions in New England States Classified
The New England states maintain divisions beyond counties towns and villages. Vermont still has gores while Maine uses tracts and surpluses and New Hampshire records grants purchases and locations.
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New England
Vermont
Maine
New Hampshire
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Eliot Graves
Florida
Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Ave
New York
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