Aimee and Georgina Plot to Save a Secret at Jervaulx
In a brisk melodrama set at Jervaulx abbey, Aimee Scroope faces a reckless romance with Billy the motorcyclist while Georgina plots to shield the Strand family from a dangerous revelation. A burglar alarm crisis tests their plan as thieves strike Lady Brythea Lambe’s estate.
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Brythea Lambe
Jervaulx Abbey
Alexander Lambe
Aimee
Viscount Scroope
Georgina
Almee
Jervaulx
Lord Scroope
Scott
Erythea
Night chase and a vanished thief in a manor hall
In a moonlit hall Aimee flees through open doors as Alexander calls Stanhoe police. Lady Erythea demands accountability from the injured butler Tarbeaux while Lambe defends him. A torn skirt provides a clue toward tracing the thief as a burglary unfolds.
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Aimee
Alexander
Stanhoe
Erythea
Tarbeaux
Mr. Tarbeaux
Nythea
Bre
Former Supreme Court Justice Campaigns For League Of Nations
Former Supreme Court Justice John H. Clarke of Youngstown launches a campaign for the Democratic nomination in 1924 by addressing the Non-Partisan Association for the League of Nations in New York. He argues for joining the League to avert another world war, cites Finland Sweden dispute and Poland Lithuania tensions, and defends Covenant provisions including Article Ten with nuanced limits.
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Supreme Court
League of Nations
New York
John H. Clarke
Youngstown
United States Supreme Court
Association For the
Pershing
Denby
United States
Congress
League
Finland
Sweden
Aaland Islands
Poland
Lithuania
Germany
Jugoslavia
Albania
Permanent
Court of International Justice
America
Council of Assembly
Justice Clarke
Senate
Assembly of the League
Council
The Saga of Billy in Chapter Vil The Way of the Transgressor
Georgina wakes to Aimee in a tense confrontation about a mysterious “Syderford road” stunt and a man named Billy. Aimee defends Billy as “a clinking good sort” while Georgina trembles, overwhelmed by the tale and fearing danger. The scene ends with Georgina in trembling, unable to speak.
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Billy
Georgina Bern
Aimee
Jervaulk
Georgina
Jervaulix
Demuare
Sistine Willis
Alan
Spencer
Stanhoe
Cad
Eastshire
East Shire
Scroope
Dad
Syderford Road
Flight of Aimee Ends in a Struggle with Butler
Aimee flees down the stairs pursued by Lady Brythea and Lady Frythea. Mr Lambie intercepts with a pajama jacket, falls after a two handed push, as the bald butler clamps onto Aimee's skirt and declares capture.
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Mritannia
Lady Brythea
Aimee
Lady Frythea
Alexander Lambie
Mr. Lambe
Ancient game of checkers traced to ancient Egypt
An early treatise on draughts dates to about 2547, while the British Museum houses beards and pieces showing the game was played in ancient Egypt. The text suggests the game has been known since earlier times.
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British Museum
Egypt
Noted athlete praises Tanlac in testimonial ad
George Finerman of Chicago, a prominent physical instructor and amateur boxer, lauds Tanlac for restoring health, energy, and sleep. He reports improved appetite, digestion, stamina, and faster footwork, and recommends the tonic for athletes and non athletes alike. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists with over 35 million bottles sold.
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Tanlac
George Finerman
Turner St
Chicago
Taniac
Tanlaee
Ady
Monroe Doctrine Reframed as Article Ten Fearful Prophecy
The article argues that Article Ten is limited by treaty to the Western Hemisphere and should calm public fears of entangling alliances. It compares the stipulation to the Monroe Doctrine and urges readers to see the provision as reassuring rather than alarming.
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Aimee
Europe
Atlantic
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Opyuts
Amy Snooks
Ivy Cottage
Aimee Almbeat
Aimee Scroope
Scroope Towers
Amreica
Atletica
Senate of the United States
Dr.kings Baiovenn
Yourseff
Dreds
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