Janet and Casimir discuss a secret mission at the Mascotte
Janet Church questions Casimir about a young man said to be in Berlin on a royalist plot linked to the ex king of Lystria. Tommy doubts Casimir’s nightclub cover and warns Janet that diplomats rarely reveal confidences, while a hall porter’s gossip hints at broader intrigue.
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Janet Church
Casimir
Tommy
Mascotte
Berlin
Lystria
Janet
Sis
Adlon
Walter
Maskotte Meeting Sets Stage For Lystria Plot
Tommy accompanies Janet Church to the Mascotte where a Count Casimir figures in a scheme to reach Lystria. Janet seeks world peace via the patriarch and Tommy debates whether to reveal her mission or play a simple aunt. The intrigue deepens as Tommy is guided inside.
Tuned to juniors manly ensembles in 1925 coats
The article reviews the growing popularity of mannish style ensemble coats for juniors and grownups. It notes double breasted wool coats named prince of Wales models, patch pockets with tucks, and coordinated frocks in printed silk crepe or plain fabrics. It highlights sports and travel wear with plaid wool coats, varied wools, and lightweight flannel summer options in colors like Copenhagen blue and bois de rose.
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Prince of Wales
Ast
Copenhagen
China
Wurmmer
King Lystria plot twists in London and Berlin
In London the tale follows Norheys uncle Bill and his schemes to seat a monarch on Lystria’s throne through marriage to Calypso, while Norheys loves Viols Temple. Casimir enters, Janet Church seeks a passport for Lystria, and Tommy mistakes Casimir for a thief as events shift between London and Berlin.
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London
Tommy
Bill
sNorheys
Troyte
Norheys
Norhaus
Lystria
Eutrope
Menelaus
Sand Cable
Calypeo
Berlin
Bits
Emily
Janet Church
Ireland
Casimir
Janet
Edmond Hoyle a Card Games Authority from England
The Kansas City Star notes Edmond Hoyle, born in England, became a respected author on card games. He wrote a book systematizing whist laws and rules and his name became a proverb for reliable game guidance. Hoyle died in London in 1760.
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Hoyle
Edmond Hoyle
England
Dabout
London
Kansas City
Belgravia Church Auction Pageant Hints at Sale
In London Belgravia a church to be is noted with street details and a public auction listing. The fragment references a church sale and nearby addresses in a sparse OCR excerpt.
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Belgravia
London
Sds
A Strange Sight Peter Saw in Cornelius Vision
The lesson recounts Cornelius a Roman officer and his household receiving the gospel after two visions, showing God accepts all nations. Peter’s vision dismisses Jewish customs, confirming Gentiles may receive baptism and the Holy Spirit just as Jews did.
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Peter
Caesarea
Paterw
Cornelius
Joppan
Cornellua
Cornellus
God
Jesus
Christ
The Best Key to Understanding the Universe
A brief reflection on self insight as the key to grasping the universe. The phrase underscores inner wisdom as the route to broader knowledge.
Judgment follows Sin in Prophetic News
A cryptic note presents Judgment following Sin as a recurring theme in Prophetic News. The fragment references an echo “follows: the vole” and includes numbers 28 and 2, hinting at a verse or sequence.
Enduring Pact Defense Amidst Calls for Unity
A terse statement frames a longstanding agreement as essential and unavoidably binding. The piece stresses resolve and mutual reliance, citing cooperation and shared interests in facing external pressures. No names or dates are provided.
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Janet ‘Church
Count Casimir
the Mascotte
Europe
Troute
Aera
Becau Aera
Foreign Office
Edmund Troyte
Casmir
Rene Oney
Evebing - Schowls
Bible Institute’ of Chicago
Malton
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