Widow Marcia Howe and a Jewel Robbery Mystery in Wilton
In Wilton a young widow Marcia Howe hosts her late husband’s niece Sylvia Hayden while a weary stranger arrives asking Marcia to conceal a jewelry package. Sheriff Elisha Winson investigates a nearby robbery as Sylvia suspects Stanley Heath, and a tense chain of secrets unfolds with the gems hidden again.
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Marcia Howe
Wilton
Marcia
Sylvia Hayden
Elisha Winson
Stanley Heath
Sylvia
Heath
Prince and Marcia Face Entangled Morning Tides
Marcia wrestles with growing trust as Stanley Heath plans a message to New York while Sylvia seizes jewels for safekeeping. The house on Cape Cod buzzes with telegrams, moods, and a pending confession as loyalties blur and a village trek looms.
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Stanley Heath
Jim
Marcia
Doctor Stetson
Sylvia
New York
C. Heath
Biltmore
New York City
Cape Cod
Stanley
Heath
Western Union
Currier
James Currier
Cape
Stanley C. Heath
Box Scores Hidden From Here Are Some Items
Saratoga notes reference elusive box score items and social scenes at tracks like Pimlico. Mentions Tommy Lown as owner of a boys club and Babe Ruth visiting a field box where Rabbit Maranville greeted him. Garry Levan’s mother in Steubenville is a bank resident with a father running for mayor.
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Saratoga
Pimlico
Manhattan
Tommy Lown
Boya
Babe Ruth
Giants
Braves
Rabbit Maranville
Garry Levan
Princeton
Steubenville
Ohio
Notable sports notes and rumors from the season
A wide array of sports gossip spans speeders on the Queensboro Bridge to Yankee Stadium passes. Dominant figures cited include Col John S Hammond, the Deans of the St Louis Gas House Gang, Medwick and Martin, and the Giants. The piece covers amateur tennis, polo, boxing, wresting, bookmaking, and payroll tax implications in boxing.
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John S. Hammond
Madison Square Garden
Queensboro Bridge
New York
Yankee Stadium
Giants
Jack Curley
Francis I. Hunter
George Wells
Yankee
Newark
Lackawanna
New Jersey
Perry
England
von Cramm
Germany
Crawford
Australia
Budge
United States
Bill ‘Tilden
Moody and Jacobs
Hilda Krahwinkel Sperling
Joan Hartigan
Pat Malone
Yankees
Jimmy Mars
Dean Brothers
Periof
St. Louis
Bill Terry
Deans
Frankie Frisch
Martin
Medwick
Rip Collins
Dean
A Friendly and Hospitable Church Lessons from John
Lesson for September 29 discusses John the Apostle, his character as the beloved disciple, and his Third Epistle. It highlights making churches friendly, hospitable, and caring for travelers, while warning against dictatorial pride and praising Demetrius for good deeds and fellowship.
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Ohn
Zebedee
James
John the Baptist
John
the Baptist
Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Gaius
Galus
Dictrophes
Demetrius
Sugar imports from many lands widen US supplies
The article notes that sugar in the United States comes from more sources than Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and the Philippines. It mentions sizable additional imports from other nations, broadening the usual view of sugar origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Virgin, Islands
Philippines
Joys and Griefs Published in Quiet Reflections
Fragmentary verse about sharing joys and sorrows with neighbors. Emphasizes faith, assurance, hope, and resilience in community life through brief, incomplete lines.
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Ap Hare
Ava
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Sara Ware Bassett
Penn Pub. C
WNU
Gen Po
Prince
Sawyer Falls
Great City
Pete
Joe
St—Wnn
Mike Phipps
Cecil Smith
Tommy Hitchcock
Winston Guest
Smith
Moody
Max Schmeling
Rube Marquard
Suffolk Downs Pari-Mutuel
Roxy Ramanelli
O'Mahoney-George
Boston
Jim Milton
Loulaville
Coney Island
Broadway
Aly
Ybor City
Tampa
Glanta
Paul
Joseph
Ducky Wacky
Pepper
Golely
Foxx. Simmons
Ruth-Gehrig
Medwick, Martin Areey
Ogres
Polo Grounds
Deane
Frisch
Brooklyn
Ty Cobb
Mr. Gobb
Gas House
Bil Terry
Fdmonton
Floyd Qaves Herman
Curill
Tug
Babe
Fred Perry
the Minister
International Secesson HV
Pitewath Mhromber
Staoly
31 Mine
Atitute
Ghina
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