Murder at Eagles Nest ends with maid injured and cliffhanger
At Emily Hardy’s Eagle’s Nest party Baroness von Wiese is found murdered. Bhima Martin and fiancé Walter Vance probe clues including a maid’s alleged note and a torn shawl as the household unravels. The maid collapses from near-fatal wounds, scene set for tomorrow.
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Eagle's Nest
Emily Hardy
Baroness von Wiese
Bhima Martin
Bim
Walter Vance
Mary Frost
Mary
Ted
Emily
Local Social Notes From Dublin and Dutch Creek Center
Mrs Alvin Strum visited the Gariford Richardson home in Dublin with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Robertson and Mrs Walter Wolfe hosting. Zeno Times family helped with butchering. Marion Fugle underwent County Hospital surgery and is recovering well. Willie Robertson and Lee Sanders joined Glen Littlehome at Dutch Creek Center as the first semester ends. Absent list highlights Wayne Mangold Cloyce Tinnes Cleo Trier Retha Robertson Twita Mangold. Wanda Hotle.
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Dublin
Alvin Strum
Artford Richardson
Roscoe Robert
Walter Wolfe
Spen
Zeno Times
Marion Fugle
Willie Robertson
Lee Sanders
Glen Littlehome Report
Dutch Creek Center School
Wayne Mangold
Cloyce Tinnes
Cleo Trier
Retha Robertson
Twita Mangold
Wanda Hotle
Italian Armada Rests in Brazil Harbor
First photo reaches America of the arrival of Italian planes in Natal. General Italo Balbo, air minister, stands on the wing of a seaplane awaiting takeoff after the Brazil arrival. Balbo led ten sea planes from Orbetello, Italy, to Brazil in a historic flight.
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Talian Armada
Brazil
America
Natal
Italo Balbo
Africa
General Balbo
Inset
Rio Grande del Norte
Orbetello
Italy
Local School Averages Highlight Spelling Standouts and Contest Faith
The article lists students with perfect or high averages in the first semester spelling, naming Cleo Trier Wanda Hotle Retha Robertson Arlene Robertson Lucille Robertson Wayne Mangold Twila Mangold and Junior Hotle. It also notes contest qualifiers for township and regular spelling contests to be held in New Haven and details district court notices in Washington County Iowa regarding real estate title disputes and quieting title in favor of plaintiffs led by William H Beard and Mary G Beard with scheduled court terms beginning March 17, 1931.
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Emily
Walter
Trents
Laura
Millicent
Ted
Mary
Peter
Pete
Imogene
Mr. Hardy
Brie
Jane
Victor Mayer
Cleo Trier
Wanda tTlotle
Retha Robertson
Arlene Robertson
Lucille Robertson
Wayne Mangold
Wanda Hotle
Twila Mangold
Junior Hotle
New Haven
Cloyce
Cleo
Washington County
Iowa
William HL. Beard
Mary Gertrude Beard
WS Bernhart Henn
Lyman Whitcomb
Mary Whitcomb
William Blair
Margaretta Blair
Robert Dunlap
Catharine Dunlap
William McClelland
Clarissa McClelland
Thomas Beard
Mary Beard
Thomas J Beard
T. J. Beard
Robert Breen
Alice Breen
John R. Hardin
Julia A. Hardin
Philip Hardin
J. R Hardin
Agnes M. Beard
Eva Beard
Mary G. Beard
Gertrude Beard
District Court of
District Court
Washington
Judgment Rendered Against You by Court Records
A court entered judgment against the respondent with Livingston and Eicher listed as attorneys for the plaintiff Jan. The document references a date of January 5 and additional docketing numbers 12 and 426, indicating a filed case status.
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Livingston & Eicher
Een Jan
Laws Futile for Them No Laws Can Wake Idle Industrious
A brief epigram by Smiles notes that strict laws cannot spur the idle or restrain the drunk, suggesting moral effort beats legal coercion in reform. The quote reflects Victorian sentiment on productivity and virtue rather than policy.
Self-respect and integrity quoted by Qril
The quote asserts self respect is valued by every real man and more important than riches. It argues integrity and inner peace hinge on self respect, stating one can lose wealth but not self respect.
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Qril
Navajo Rug Design Passed in Head Not Patterned
The article notes that Navajo weavers create rug designs mentally, so each rug is unique with no external patterns. Indian women carry patterns in their heads and weave without using formal templates.
St Helena Island Discovery and Settlement
The island of St Helena was discovered by the Portuguese and later taken by the Dutch before being ceded to Great Britain. The Portuguese introduced livestock fruit trees and vegetables but did not establish a permanent settlement. The first known permanent resident was Fernando Lopez, who was mutilated by order of Albuquerque.
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St. Helena
Great Britain
Fernando Lopez
Albuquerque
Potomac River Headwaters and Lengths Clarified
The Potomac headwaters include the North Branch about 110 miles long rising in northeast West Virginia and the South Branch rising in Hardyland and Pendleton counties Virginia and West Virginia. They flow northeast about 140 miles to meet the North Branch near Cumberland Maryland, with the river totaling roughly 450 miles in length.
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Potomac River
West Virginia
Drightland County
Virginia
Pendleton County
Cumberland
Son Best Man for Dad in Cleveland Ceremony
John W. Meisner, 79, remarried his former wife in Cleveland. Their son, William Meisner, 47, served as best man at the ceremony marking the reconciliation after 28 years apart.
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Son
Dad
Cleveland
John W. Meisner
William Meisner
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William
Reynolds
Madame
Baroness
Madame's Boudoir
Covsright
King Franies Syndicate Inn
H. J. Mangold
St. P. M
Alov
Potomac’s
James A. Dumas
Public Health
Lynn, Mass
Dumas
Gioner
Cremo
Dr. Dumas
United States Department of Agriculture
Wpy
American Cigar Co
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