An Important Date in Bruges In The Pell Case
Grenofen and Somerfield flee to Bruges seeking Veronica Seabroke and Miss Vandenessen. Laxton the detective confronts them in a Belgium hotel, pressing for candor about Pell’s murder and the missing burglary proceeds while he weighs arrest warrants and possible deals.
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Belgtiani
Grenolen
Somerfield
London
Veronica
Laxton
Grenofen
Lexton
Europe
Bruges
Mr. Grenofen
Somerfida
England
Lis
Scotland Yard
Pell
Pel
Belgium
Layton
Laixton
Mr. Somerfield
Vande
Candor
Fotherbury
Newplace
Lax~ Ton
Thed
Seabroke
Newprice Abbey
Seabrokes
Burglary Clues Tug Pell Amid Blackwater Mystery
Fragmentary dialogue traces clues tying Pell to a burglary via June 24 at the Lord Nelson Inn and Newplace Abbey. Mention of Roger Pell, Laxton, and a Times reference hints at a broader mystery. portions tease tomorrow’s continuation as characters seek a wishing stone metaphorically.
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Mr. Somerfield
Fatherbury
Somerfield
Pell
Lord Nelson Inn
Blackwater
Pell and Blackwater
Newplace Abbey
Times
Peil
Laxton
Roger Pell
Uncle Wiggily Riddled by Wishing Stone Quest
In a rural tale Uncle Wiggily and Uncle Wregliy search woods for a cherished wishing stone. after misadventures with a squishy squash and a fox, the fox is knocked aside by the squash while the bunny contemplates next steps and a farmer boy encounter.
Breeches Barrier At Cologne Cathedral
A hundred American girl students, wearing riding breeches, tried to enter Cologne cathedral but were refused. After shopping, they returned, dressed in peasant skirts with booted ankles, signaling a resourceful response to the barrier.
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Cologne
Cologne Cathedral
America
Daily Crossword Puzzle Solved and Noted
The page lists a mixed set of crossword clues and answers from yesterday's puzzle. It includes references to months, abbreviations, and various wordplay items with several entries partially visible and some garbled.
Uncle Wiggily's Squash
Uncle Wiggily wanders after a wishing stone in a bramble bush. A Squiggle Bug and a snipe help remove the briars, revealing the truth behind the mishap. The tale stays light and playful as the rabbit and companions learn the stone’s mischief.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Clongeats
Uncle Wigelly
Cheyrotains Known as Mouse Deer in Asia and Africa
UNCLE RAY describes cheyrotains or mouse-deer as small, deerlike mammals from southern Asia and western Africa. They stand about 10 inches tall, measure a little over a foot in length, have four-toed feet, no horns, and small upper jaw tusks. They are timid yet can be tamed, with anecdotes of speed, tree-leaping, playing dead, and even a mouse-deer over a dinner table enjoying fruit and petting.
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Plata
Secret to Clothes That Look New Longer
A reader explains learning from movies to keep clothes looking new twice as long by washing with Lux. Since adopting Lux for stockings to dresses, garments stay fresh, reducing replacement costs and enabling more spending on other luxuries.
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Lux
Janet Gaynor
Fox Star
Sue
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By Ben Dave Allen
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Squisdler
Uncle Wiggins
Uncle Wregliy
Mrs. Longears
Uncle Wiegily
Fuzzy Fox
Uncle Wigerly
Raymond
Charles Wingert
Robert. Hardin
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Auden
Christ
Netherland
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Laitio
SKF
Frie
Fey
Fiz
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Howard R. Garis
Uncle Ray’s
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