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Cranbury Press in Cranbury, New Jersey

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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1911

Page

3

The Maharanee Mystery of Mrs Missioner Diamonds

Detectives Donnelly and Carson investigate the disappearance of Mrs Missioner diamonds after a jewel is found in Miss Elinor Holcomb room. Holed up in a police cell Elinor denies the crime while a shadowy visitor watches from the room corner. The case hinges on who hired Elinor and where the diamonds are.

Dorothy Marcen Mrs. Missioner Curtis Griswold Braxter Griswold Hindoo Donnelly Carson Elinor’Holcomb Elinor Holcomb Leutenant Toom Missioner Miss Holcomb Manning Miss. Holcomb Britz Smith Britt Donnelly and Brita Miss Holtcomb

Miss Holcomb Faces Court in Diamond Theft Case

Lieutenant Britz weighs motive as Miss Holcomb is arraigned at Jefferson Market Court. Diamonds worth nearly a half million are linked to the case, with a large gem found in her room. Britz and Dr. Lawrence Fitch press for a careful, rights-respecting process while seeking the true culprit.

Britz Jefferson Market Court Donnelly Miss Holcomb Lawrence Carson Lawrence Fitch Britt Dr. Fitch Missioner Headquarters

Style in English Neckwear

A discussion of the English broad end tie trend, its likely continuation, and the interests of manufacturers and dealers. It covers tie lengths, pricing for Irish poplin tubular ties, retail and wholesale prices, and typical store availability in major British cities.

England Haber Ashers

Unpleasant Suggestion on a New Song Title

A speaker notes the title Falling Dew will not be popular says it suggests household bills and commercial notes, delivering a sharp caution about reception. The dialogue emphasizes a worry that the name may mislead or offend audiences.

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