The House of the Three Ganders mystery deepens
Shad Morrison and Bony Brown pursue the Amity Dam murder case aided by Dr Gorse and Mr Benson. They uncover a broad brimmed hat and colored handkerchief tied to the road, link a suspect to the scene, and race toward Colonel Blake for the truth amid village gossip and danger as Shad confronts a gunman near Mose St Germain's camp.
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Bensons
Henry Lockwood
Bony
Doctor Gorse
Shad
Bumpy Brown
Benson’s
Lnp
Jonel Blake
Ashfield
Doty
Oscar Perry
Ol’ Dam
Deacon Meriwether
Daytons
Benson Mansions
Ol’ Bumpy Brown
E. C. Converse
Colonel Blake
Mr. Benson
Benson Brothers
Shad Morrison
Blake
Amity Dam
Tie
Canton
Westminster Hotel
Kildare Pond
Robert Royce
Ellery Anderson
James Evarts
Anderson
Mr. Doolittle
Evarts
Bolton
Hubbard’s
Bumpy
South
Mose St. Germain’s
Hubbard
Frank
Mose St. Germain
Judge Swift
Mose
Center Pond
St. Germain
Kildare
How Well Do You Know Your Bible Quiz
A Bible quiz lists ten reference questions with answers to be provided next week by Rev. E. F. Byers of the Congregational church. It includes topics from Jesus’s tomb to Pauline references and historic figures, ending with a note on the church motto The church with a welcome.
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Jesus
Christ
Herdo Agrippa
Angel of the Lord
Samson
Elijah
E. F. Byers
Congregational Church
Bees Learn Feeding Time From Sugar Water Saucers
I Beling of Berlin Dahlem studied bee time sense by placing sugar water at a fixed hour. After a couple of days the bees learned to expect the feeding time, adjusting their schedule to changes in feeding hours.
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I. Beling
Berlin-Dahlem
Germany
Die Naturwissenscaften
Bees Learn New Feeding Schedules in Experiments
The Kansas City Star's Science Service reports bees adjusted to changed feeding times. After the host stopped free food and altered hours and feedings to two or three times, the bees still appeared promptly, indicating strong temporal learning.
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Kansas City Star
Science Service
Oldest US Daily Began in Philadelphia 1784
The Pennsylvania Packet and General Advertiser began publication in Philadelphia in September 1784, marking the first daily newspaper in the United States. This milestone established a model for printed news distribution and set a precedent for American journalism.
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America
United States
Pennsylvania Packet and General Advertiser
Philadelphia
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Irving Bacheller
Bump
Miss Spenlow
Benson
Miss Benson
Wnwau Service
St Germains
Jerusalem
Peter
Belshazzar
Daniel
Nehemiah
Dr.Miles
A. M. Stegeman
Sorg Drug Store
E. C. Claus
Nevermann Block
A. E. Everett
Telphone
Paul Schober
Bankers Life Insurance
Des Moines
Fire and Liability Insurance
Tripoli
Fred Rewoldt
Frederika, Iowa
Office Bank Bldg
H. C. Moeller
Insurance and Collections
H. W. Krueger
Ambrose Bldg
Tripoli Produce Co
M. M. Kingsley
First National Bank
Waverly
Iowa
Herman Kleiss