One Hundred Thousand Mystery in Cavendish Estate
Frederick Cavendish, a wealthy New Yorker, receives a letter urging a Colorado trip. He asks Patrick Enright to draft a will favoring charity, leaving little to cousin John Cavendish. That night Cavendish is murdered. no will is found, and John inherits the estate. Two months later Enright reveals a will exists.
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Frederick Cavendish
New York
Jim Weatcott
Colorado
Patrick
John Cavendish
Enright
Cavendish
Walt
John. Cavendish
Enrizht
Ethyrand
Aary
Cavendish plot key to Miss Donovan leads Valois
In a tense scene on the Cavendish case, Miss Donovan and valet Francois Valois uncover a possible mis identified corpse and a ruby ring clue. She sends Valois to the Star for a sharper lead, while editor Farriss orders rapid investigative action to verify the extraordinary claim.
On the Track of a Crime in the Star Office
City editor Farriss and reporters Willis and Miss Donovan uncover a tangled plot around Frederick Cavendish’s will. Celeste La Rue and Patrick Enright scheme with John Cavendish as Ned Beaton’s Colorado job looms. The trio follows clues to Steinway's cafe then to a Colorado telegram and a planned move to Haskell.
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Francois Valois
Miss Donovan
Star
Cavendish
Dboys
Valeis
Mr. Frederick
John Cavendish
Valois
John
Frederick Cavendish
Broadway
Celeste -la Rue
Miss—Donovan
Miss la Rue
Frederick
Hallman
Josette
Miss la Baum
Miss” Donovan
Mr. Valois
Mr. Wales
Star Office
Farriss
Daily
Stella
Wills
the Star
Willis
Irederick Cavendish
College Club
Patrick Enright
Onoright
la Rue
Celeste
Enright
Young Cavendish
Steinway
Mike Meighan
Beaton
Bowery
Colorado
Ned Beaton
Johnnie Boy
Steinway's
Lorado
Himsdfe
Haskell
Ned
Jerry
Ned Beator
Steinway’s
Philadelphia
Mr. Farriss
Stella Donovan
Trarriss
Detective Bureau
Riverside
Celeste la Rue
Beecher Apartments
Mr. Willis
Novel tale of to htache charm by a dentist
A humorous anecdote from Youth's Companion as Dr Grenfell recalls a fisherman with a swollen jaw resisting treatment. The doctor performs a playful charm with nonsense words, the patient pays a shilling and reports the pain gone, leaving the doctor amused at the outcome.
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Wilfred T. Grenfell
How Wallop Originated In English History 1514
In 1514 the French fleet burned Brighthelstone on Sussex coast. Sir John Wallow led reprisals for Henry VIII and burned 21 French villages, demolished harbors, and defeated the enemy. His troops celebrated, saying they had walloped the French, giving rise to the word wallop as a synonym for thrash.
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Wallop
Sussex
Brighthelstone
Brighton
John Wallow
Henry VIII
Boy Scouts of America goals and leadership outline
The article explains the Boy Scout movement aims to develop character initiative and resourcefulness in boys through outdoor activities under qualified leadership. It notes ideals of efficient citizenship service and character building and lists honorary and active leaders along with the national office at 200 Fifth Avenue New York City.
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Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts of America
World Brotherhood of Scouts
United States
Woodrow Wilson
William H. Taft
Colin H. Livingstone
Daniel Carter Beard
James E. West
George D. Pratt
National Council
Fifth Avenue
New York City
The Evident Scout Duty and Loyalty to Country
Lieut Delvin W Maynard the flying parson urges scouts to serve country without being asked and to despise unpatriotic critics. He defines country as a simple reality made of homes and ties loyalty to family with loyalty to nation.
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Lieut
Delvin W. Maynard
Men Train To Scoutmaster Pace In Springfield Test
Seventy business and professional men from Springfield Tl trained to be scoutmasters by marching fifty running paces and fifty walking paces for a mile. They then heard an instructional talk on knife and axe work cooking and fire building beside a big log fire.
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Springfield
Boy Scouts
What Makes the Good Turn in Scouting
A scout leader defines a good turn as doing something for another that requires diverting from one’s regular course. True good turns exceed personal convenience and place others first in scouting values.
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Randall Parrish
Handall Parrish
Chapter
Cam
la Ruel
Jim Westcott
Wilfred—F.—Grenfell
National Council of the Boy Scouts of America
Scout Stants
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