The Red Priest Sends Help In Moscow Conspiracy
In a Russian intrigue, Otto Kampf, the elusive leader of The Will of the People, counsels the unnamed narrator to protect Mademoiselle Heath. The narrator procures shelter at Princess Zurloff's palace, where Elma Heath is discreetly hidden while risking arrest by imperial agents.
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Russia
Kampf
Moscow University
Otto Kampf
Ministry of the Interior
Mademoisselle
Red
Russa
Mademoiselle Heath
Tam
Mademoiselle
Elma
Tepignka Canal
Dvornick
Madame Zurloff
Zurloff
Mademoiselle Elma Heath
Ady
Leith Courts
Chater
Woodroffe
Hotel de Paris
Leithcourt
Santini
Hamburg
Leghorn
Mr. Gregg
The Leithcourt Mystery and a Web of Old Enemies
Gordon Gregg identifies a tangled plot around Elma Heath and Muriel Leithcourt involving Martin Woodroffe, Baron Oberg, and the Leithcourts. Jack Durnford reveals a secret engagement and a dangerous plan to rescue Elma while uncovering a murder tied to Santini and a cross of St Anne.
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Italy
England
Baron Oberg
Helsingfors
Martin Woodroffe
Lola
Muriel Leithcourt
Leithcourt
Leith Courts
Otto Kampf
Mademoiselle
Petersburg
Russia
Russian Empire
Red Priest
Scotland
Kampf
Durnford
Jack Durnford
Marines
Philip Leithcourt
Jack
Leghorn
London
Elma
Santini
Woodroffe
Muriel Laithcourt
Muriel
Chater
Rannoch
Gordon
Elma Heath
Helen
Malta
Dick Archer
St. Petersburg
Finland
Oberg
Ant
Blackleg Woodroffe
Island
Lydia Moreton
Cork Street
Exacly
Woodroffa
Gib
Bristol
Botten
Tyrol
Bartlett
Shse
Eastbourne
Teachers as living examples of responsibility
A Chicago University president, William R Harper, faced cancer and chose to endure rather than end his life. He told a friend that many students might imitate such a crutch and decide to act similarly. He resolved to endure and set a stronger example for others.
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Ford
United Service Club
Mediterranean
Gib
Smyrna
Palermo
Malta
Monte Carlo
Algiers
Empire
Grand Circle
Leith Courts
Jack
Savoy
Carlton
Martin
William R. Harper
Chicago University
Harper
News From New Jersey Factories and Local Happenings
Reports from across New Jersey mention Pitman Boy Scouts hosting a log cabin fund-raiser at Summit Park, Woodbury winning a pumping station contract, Millville buying property for a four story building, and a Twelfth Regiment reunion in Pitman. Casualties include a liquor arrest in Millville and factory resumption at T. C. Wheatin Glass in Millville with 160 workers.
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Pitman Boy Scouts
Summit Park
Alcyon Lake
Twelfth Regiment
New Jersey
Pitman M. E. Church
Virginia Man Faces Rare Dental Growth Disorder
A Virginia man reports his teeth lengthening over five months becoming longer and more prominent. Dentists are puzzled by the strange affliction as teeth now nearly an inch long, bending backward and making eating difficult with potential fatal risk.
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Virginia
Why Cement Walks Are Not Slippery
Cement sidewalks resist sleet better than brick or stone due to a deep foundation that warms from the earth. This warming causes surface ice to melt faster, keeping cement pavements from becoming slippery.
Appropriate Remedy for Run-Down Feeling
A speaker describes persistent fatigue and asks for remedies. The response mentions intermittent efforts or “pile-up” routines as possible methods to counteract the run-down sensation. The exchange reads as a casual health hint or personal anecdote about self-care.
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CIARS
Cheval
William LI Queux
C-D-Rhodes
SMART
Nord Express
Europe
Calais
Jack Durn
Heath
Woodbury Council
Thompson Allen
That
City
Millville Gas Light Company
Millville
Uriah Zimmerman
Haines
T. C. Wheatin Glass Company
Oliver J. Wast
Gloucester County
Hammonton
Atlantic County Board
Westville
Deptford
Benjamin Haines
Wood Hannold
Dr. H. A. Stout
R. Cooper Beideman
Greenwich Township
Melvin Tussey
Charles Plum
Jacob Allen
James D. Wevault
R. I. Ross
Moorestown
Shi‘ohs
Ocean City
Glassboro
Vineland
Woodbury
Gibbstown Powder Works
Collingswood
Thomas Jack
Council
Cottrell
William Taubel
Riverside
Joseph Ballane
Atlantic City
Mercer County
Harrison
Joseph Smith
Camden
Paulsboro
Mary A. Turner
Blackwood
Hammond Council
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