The Tide of Fortune and a Dangerous Love
Poirot follows a tangled blackmail case as David Hunter plots to flee to America by silencing Rosaleen Cloade. Lynn returns home to Rowley, admitting love while facing potential manslaughter fallout and Poirot’s wary pacing.
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David
Poirot
Hunter
Underhay
Rosaleen Cloade
London
Rosaleen C Coade
America
Major Porter
David Hunter
Loe
Eileen
Morphia
Dr. Cloade
Cloade
Cloades
Spence
Lynn
Rowley
Porter
Arden
Rosaleen
Warmsley Vale
Divorce Granted in Clarke County Court
A decree of absolute divorce was granted Lee R. Franklin from Mary E. Franklin by Judge Elliott Marshall in Clarke circuit court on grounds of adultery. Re marriage is banned for four months from October 2. The article notes that more than one third of deaths occur on farms each year.
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Lee R. Franklin
Mary E. Franklin
Elliott Marshall
Clarke Circuit Court
Strength For The Day Fable On Perseverance And Self Control
A modern fable about a frog trapped in a rut who escapes when a truck passes, illustrating persistence under pressure. The piece argues that many endure stress through self control and duty, not impulse, to maintain homes and work.
Dr Miller Attends Red Cross Blood Program Meeting
Dr James A Miller, chair of the medical advisory committee for the local Red Cross blood program, joined advisers from 19 Red Cross chapters affiliated with the Washington center at a meeting in the District of Columbia Medical Society library. Dr George Murphy of Winchester planned to attend but was not noted as present.
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American Red Cross
Washington Center
Bloodmobile
Winchester
James A. Miller
Red Cross
Washington Blood Center
District of Columbia Medical Society
Washington
George Murphy
Briand Kellogg Pact Renounced War as National Policy
Under the Briand Kellogg Pact signed August 27 1928 the contracting powers renounced war as an instrument of national policy. Fifteen nations signed it.
Kidney filters and blood waste remove poisons
Medical lay explanation notes how kidneys filter about 3 pints of blood daily and remove poisons. If the 15 miles of kidney tubes fail, waste remains in blood causing backache and pain as a consequence.
French Coal Strike Triggers Gas Shortages Across Cities
Paris and Lille report widespread sympathy strikes as coal miners, dockers, and railroad workers walk out. Gas supplies shrink prompting officials to urge restraint while Coke ovens and power plants face adherence issues amid the Communist varied labor actions.
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Lille
France
Paris
General Federation of Miners
Onbourg
Calais
Bordeaux
Communist General Federation of Labor
Lorraine
First US flag used in battle at Fort Stanwix
The first known battle use of the United States flag occurred at Fort Stanwix in New York during a British attack on August 2, 1777. It is reported to have been improvised from a soldier's white shirt a woman's red petti coat and blue cloth from an officer's cloak.
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United States
Fort Stanwix
N. Y
Tuesday Is Family Red Letter Day
Oct. 7 Orange City Iowa family records mark each Tuesday as a notable date for the Bernard Wobbema family. Bernard Wobbema, a post office clerk, was born on Tuesday Oct 1 1907, his wife on Tuesday Oct 19 1909, and the couple wed on Tuesday June 16 1931. Their five children Preston Judith Mary Jo William Carl and Carolyn share Tuesday births or anniversary milestones under the family chronicle.
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Orange City
Bernard Wobbema
Wobbema
Preston
Judith
Mary Jo
William Carl
Carolyn
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