Murder at Eagles Nest A small town mystery tale
Bhima Martin, a young reporter, is drawn into a murder case at a party hosted by the wealthy Hardy family. The Baroness is found dead in the Summer house, with Walter Vance and Sheriff Reynolds leading the investigation. Bim aids the inquiry as alibis are checked and clues like cigarette ends and footprints are examined at the scene.
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Bhima Martin
Bim
Walter Vance
Walter
Emily Hardy
Baron von Wiese
Ted Frost
Mary Frost
Hardy
Baron
Williams
Jim
Bob
Jim Reynolds
Dr. Sankey
Reynold
Reynolds
Kim
Startling Revelation Under Mystery Summer House Shawl
In a strange scene at a Summer house a body lies on its left side, eyes half closed and rouge on lips. A emerald, gleaming jewels, and a cursed laundry mark hint at danger. A disputed shawl connects to Mary Frost, chilling the observer as the scene ends with To Be Continued Tomorrow.
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Bim
Walter
the Shaw
Mary Frost
Bing Features Syndicate
Ime
Letters From Tasmania Reach Junior High
From home room 1038 Mr Krabill arranged a foreign letters program. Catherine Masson Virginia Shannon Allen Hampsher and Neda Haney received replies from Scottsdale Tasmania Alaska and Australia. A Tasmanian pupil describes Scottsdale and local life while noting Tasmanian wildlife and a planned trip to Launceston over Christmas break.
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Krabill
Scottsdale
Tasmania
Catherine Masson
Virginia Shannon
Allen Hampsher
Neda Haney
Alaska
Classroom Projects Highlight Eighth Grade Iron Work
Florence Kelly reports from home room 101 that eighth graders work on iron projects such as end tables lamps and radio benches with hammering as the main activity. Seventh graders prepare jointed projects like tool chests magazine racks and floor lamps while new geography books arrive in 201 from Miss Kamerow. Officers elected across rooms include Geneva Turner in 101 Harriet Hey in 103 Willard Eamondson in 105 and Mary Ellen Lytle in 202 with student leaders named for each section.
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George Masson
Lester Krabill
Geneva Turner
Miriam Palmer
Ardene Hasty
Harriet Hey
Neda Haney
Geroge Masson
Myrtle Stephens
Willard Eamondson
Rosella Patterson
John Bidwell
Nita Fetters
Presi
Mary Ellen Lytle
Pauline Shellabarger
Eva Mae Murphy
Roy Glider
Art as bad smell not sign of sophistication says Globe-Democrat
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat editorial ridicules pretentious reactions to art forms by arguing that praising a bad smell as art does not indicate refinement. The piece critiques pulp literature and drama and warns against fashionable overstatement.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Social gathering at Wagner home in Red Brick
Jan 21 report from Red Brick notes Mr. and Mrs. John Wagner hosted guests including Olive Looney and Wm Looney, Dan Tweedy of Fairfield, Cal Beenblossom, and J. Caldwell's visitors J. J. Strickler and Glen Wilson from Iowa City. Living-in residents C. F. Babb ill with cold, Fred Sayre with Lambae pain, Walter Crawford sidelined by lumbago. Ida Patterson of Agneworth visited Sigalloted couple. Finnest Rowse traveled to Muscatine. mother remains near the same.
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Red Brick
John Wagner
Olive Looney
Wm. Looney
Dan Tweedy
Fairfield
Cal Beenblossom
C. F. Babb
Fred Sayre
J. J. Strickler
Iowa City
Glen Wilson
John Caldwell
Walter Crawford
Christians Divided and the Visible Church Concept
The Washington Star discusses the distinction between the visible church as the earthly body of professing Christians and the invisible church comprising those deemed worthy by God, noting controversy over ecclesiastical interpretation.
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Washington Star
Water purification advances speed and bacteria removal
The earliest method used sand filtration, but in 1906 the mechanical process was introduced. It is about 40 times faster and removes 98 to 99 percent of bacteria, marking a major improvement in water treatment.
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Muscatine
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