Widow Mataia Howe’s Home Doorway Mystery
In Wilton a youthful widow Mataia Howe is released by death from her husband. Marcia invites her supposed aunt Sylvia Hayden to visit, but a stranger arrives seeking help after a power-boat wreck. He hides a jewelry parcel. sheriff Elisha Winslow reports a jewel robbery on a nearby estate. Stanley Heath is the stranger’s name.
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Unknown Lady Floats On Alton City Mystery
Sylvia discovers a cache of jewels hidden under a brick and suspects Heath is a safecracker burglar. Marcia returns to find the fog lifting and the boat ready, while Sylvia admires Heath’s charm and imagines a daring romance amid Wilton’s stirring headlines.
Sylvia's plan fails as Heath falls ill at dawn
Marcia informs Sylvia that Heath has a high fever and can barely speak. He plans to return to New York today, insisting on going despite the condition. Marcia urges Doctor Stetson be called and promises to wake Heath for medical help within the hour.
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New York
New Deal aims to make federal labor rights permanent
Earl Godwin analyzes Roosevelt plans to extend federal control over hours and wages into permanent law, strengthen social security, expand public works, and advance farm programs through a retooled AAA. He lauds the President as a powerful campaigner and argues for continued federal action to curb exploitation, housing slums, and power access while defending constitutional limits.
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Housewife's Idea Box A Paint Hint
A public notice suggests turning a freshly closed paint can upside down for a couple of days before use to ease mixing. The tip appears in a household guide section of Public Ledger, Inc. WNU Services.
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Week's Supply of Postum Free Offer
Read the offer by the Postum Company in another part of the paper. They will send a full week's supply of health giving Postum free to anyone who writes for it.
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Sugar from wood proposed for large scale Swedish production
Wood sugar is planned for large scale production in Sweden not for human consumption but as cattle feed alcohol distillation and yeast production material. It serves as a timely source of alcohol since Swedish law requires imported gasoline for motor cars to be mixed with alcohol at a three to one ratio.
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