Abduction by Crystal Power In a German boarding house
A language tutor recalls Ella Cameron and the German science enthusiast Stolberg who uses a crystal and magnetism to enthrall and hypnotize. After a dramatic seance, Stolberg lures Cameron away, the door is locked, she vanishes and dies that night. police searches yield no trace of them.
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Broadway
Mme. Steinberg
Washington Square
Ella Cameron
Ella
Paul Stolberg
Stalberg
Stolberg
Mr. Stolberg
Hamburg
Miss Cameron
Mrs. Cameron
Crabs Questioned by a New York Official in Jamaca Bay
Eugene Blackford, once New York fish commissioner, told a literary woman about crabs in Jamaca Bay. He described a crab that stole bait, dropped into the boat, and posed for a moment before escaping. The anecdote raises a playful debate on whether crabs possess any reasoning.
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Eugene Blackford
New York
Fulton Market
Band
Instinct Drives Search For Ball Box In NYT Quotation
A New York Times passage cites a quest for the ball box driven by instinct. The line underscores a strong narrator belief in intuition guiding a critical search amid uncertainty. The quote reflects a mind focused on locating a key object through determined perception.
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New York Times
Animals and Earthquakes Warn of Incoming Shocks
The article notes animals sensing prequake tremors. Birds hide heads and act oddly before quakes while fishlike eellets surface and are caught in large numbers. In South America dogs cats and jerboas are thought to warn of danger by restlessness. The suggested explanation is animals sense suboceanic tremors that precede most earthquakes.
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South America
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White Swan
Schosser
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Tween
Houston
Dallas
Rea
Sonable Price
Cameron
Cate Crab
Grand Opera House
MO. B. Mike
Rovlus
Daly
OOD
Bryam
D. Mike, Jr
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