Maithland and the Jewel Burglar in New York
Maitland, villa owner at Greenfields, hosts a burglar Anisty who impersonates Maitland to steal jewels. Detective Snaith questions Maitland after Anisty’s escape as Maitland’s guest plots to outwit the law, while a tense pursuit unfolds in New York and back at Maitland Manor.
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Maitland
O'Hagan
Fant Police Headquarters
Mr. Snaith
Cam 4
Maithind
Iman
Mailkan
Mr. Bnalth
Higgins
Jeff
Anisty
Hon
Mr. Soaith
Snaith
Higgins Root
Branch
Mr. Maitland
Greenfields
Shaith
Poliannan
Suaith
Sraith
Maint
Bnaith
Building inquiry column offers advice from Radford expert
William A Radford announces a readers Q and A on building topics. He invites inquiries to his Chicago address and notes the bungalow design shown suits severe climates with olive green rough siding and wide boards.
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Willa Ac Radford
Wiliam A. Radford
Nifth Ave
Chicago
Til
High Cost Bungalow Uses Pebble Dash Plaster Finish
W A. Radford describes a small bungalow built with cement plaster in gray pebble dash and English half timber panels. The layout features five rooms including a 20 by 14 foot living room with a fireplace, a separate dining room, bay window, and a compact kitchen. Two large bedrooms share a bathroom, with careful privacy in the sleeping area. Estimated cost, with hardwood floors and yellow pine trim, is about $2.1
Costly Necklaces Worth Vast Sums Attributed To Royal Figures
A famed necklace collection in London society linked to the Gounless Henekel figure is valued around 250000 dollars. It comprises three historic pieces once owned by the ex queen of Naples, a Spanish grandees, and Empress Eugene. A separate 12-pearl necklace from the late duchess of Montrose sold for 60000 dollars. Reports also note a German empress jewelry line and Lady Techester with black pearls valued in the six-figure pounds range.
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Henekel
London Hunt Parts Society
Naples
Eugene
Duchess of Montrose
Wmupress
Frederick
Germany
Techester
Hero Worship Elevates Courage and Character
The essay argues hero worship is innate and essential, shaping individuals and society. It asserts leaders like Napoleon and Washington set examples that spur others to valor, while recognizing limits of imitation. Even if one cannot match heroes, following their example at a distance benefits self and society.
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Carlyle
Napoleon
Washington
Marshman
How He Does It and the Quarry Worker
Hodge notes a man who moves with quick purpose despite a slow air. Dodge observes the same man works steadily in a quarry and shows enduring industry amid the rough work setting.
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Hodge
Portly Mr Reeves’s Tail of a Life Change
The Saturn Evening Post recounts Reeves, a portly man in York, who suffers a side stitch and visits a doctor. The doctor warns an operation may be needed but advises shedding flesh first. Reeves diets to lose 69 pounds, then the doctor concludes surgery unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Pelle
Malttland
Gaston. Reeves
York
Ree
Reeves
Muldoon
Saturn Evening Post
Mary and Her Beau Talk of Wedding Finances
In a dated domestic vignette, Mary and her fiancé discuss supporting themselves after marriage. He plans to earn ten dollars a week typing for the City Feed Company while she contributes eight dollars from serving at Grimes' store. They agree to marry only if they can live on eighteen dollars weekly, with Thanksgiving as the proposed wedding timing.
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Mary
Chiyen
Grimes
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Smith
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Fie
Hfe
Smuth
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