Secret of the square emerald in Pia Laurier mystery
On a Papua voyage, veteran trader Philip Amory grows entangled with Pia Laurier, a wealthy New South Wales heiress, as memories, secrets, and a dangerous past clash with romance. Jinny Breacher spurs flirtations while a hidden fortune and a square emerald ring loom over relationships aboard the ship.
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Philip Amory
Papua
New Galles
Amory
Pia Laurier
New South Wales
Licely
Pia
Ier
Pta Laurier
Nnk
Laurier
Jinny
Navy
Phil Amory
Pla Lauer
Agi
Pla
Princess Mary
Mother Dunce
Trinness Mary
Sec
Fia
Bent Cross on Crown of Hungary Mystery Explained
A reader cites a painter who claimed a 1818 revolution led to burying the crown of St Stephen in Lukna forest near Zlutina. Serbian shepherd aid helped recover it under Franz Joseph with a bent cross on top. Henri de Wen Del notes the same bent cross from an earlier burial near Orsova.
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Fms Sc Stephen
Uungery
Bos
Lukna
Ztutlea
Franz Josef
Lok
Henri da Wendel
Kossarh
Orsova
Frait's Double Product Spice Source
A tropical fruit yields two distinct spices from one fruit the kernel reddish flesh becomes mace when dried. This fragment notes a dual spice origin with one fruit producing two separate seasonings.
A Patience Dismissed by a Businessman in Tongue Slip
A London urban quip features a businessman declaring impatience with a demand for immediate service. The speaker's blunt stance contrasts with common politeness as the anecdote notes people hang up the receiver and abandon calls in frustration.
Gloria Briscoe Embraces City Glamour and Family Backlash
Gloria Briscoe returns home as Gloria to meet her parents and fiancé Jack Desmond. She hides her glamor and lies about her life while fearing family judgment, then reveals her true self and finds acceptance when Jack meets her parents and they share a tender, revealing moment.
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Loria Briscor
Nadine
Gladys Briscoe
Gloria
Glory I
Glory B
Gladys
Jack Desmond
Briscoe
Elther
Glidys
Jack
Dad
New City
Ecarmine Nps
Tack
When Babies and the first thing to think of
A fragment notes a home remedy claim for children with minor ailments and coated tongues claiming a Fletcher signature product on the package. It includes a quip about kissing a girl and a joke about forgetting an anniversary in four years.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Brown
Insect Birds and Bayer Claims in Agri News
In a Farm Journal note CG. PL Shoffner explains insects destroy a tenth of crops, urging state laws to protect insect-destroying birds. The clipping also mentions Bayer and aspirin trade masks and a vivid remark about a vocalist Wiggs, with fragmented dialogue on stage routines.
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CG. PL Shoffner
Nature Edior
Farm Journal
Always in Good Humor says Bill Freeman secret of health
A young Key West man Bill Freeman writes via his mother about his health cure using Najol. He recalls a troubled family life, early illnesses, and credits regular lubrication with oil to keep him well, underlining no drugs or habit forming products. He urges readers to start tonight and buy Najol.
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Bill Freeman
South Street
Key West
Florida
Bill
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Hungary
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Corona
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William A. Freeman, Sr
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