Avenging Hand Haunts Corsican Crime Tale
In Saint Cloud a mysterious case unfolds as Judge Bermutier narrates a tale of an Englishman Sir John Rowell and a sinister severed hand. A chain bound to a wall hand, a strangled victim, and a missing relic fuel fear among listeners who hear of revenge and an unclearly supernatural mystery. The judge speculates the hand survived and returned for its owner seeking retribution.
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Judge Bermutier
Saint-Cloud
Davis
M. Bermutier
M. Ttermanller
Ajaccio
Massiacres
Englshman
Gulf
Ite
Sir John Rowell
John Rowell
Moyself
Englistman
Sir John
Vingishman
Tle
Tere
Tonb
Dudex Unger
Jadlea
Io O
Rockefeller Jr The World’s Soon To Be Richest Man
John D Rockefeller Jr described as an 80ish heir to a vast fortune with health troubles from a storied Standard Oil lineage. He reportedly spends eight hours daily at the Standard Oil Building, studies Bible class leadership, plays the violin, and pursues epigrams about character health and success while avoiding public business exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue Baptist
Broadway
Castor Wagner
Rockefeller
Wall Street
Standard Oil Company
Admiral Bob Evans on Japanese adaptability in war times
In a diary style reminiscence, Admiral Bob Evans recalls interactions with a Japanese servant and a Marseilles port meeting aboard a battleship. He notes the captain, Captain Kato of the Mikado's navy, and a striking display of courtesy andคว quick learning.
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Bob” Evans
New York
Doc
Tie
Weill
Marseilles
Ourway
NATO
Kato
The
Mikado’s Navy
Restoring the Treasury Building by New Cleaning Method
The U S Treasury building undergoes exterior cleaning using a new liquid wash system devised by Marylander James F Bruce. He demonstrated on a small block and will clean the foundation then the entire structure for about 2000 dollars. The method preserves stone’s brightness, removes smoke stains, and reveals pristine granite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Om Miaryvlander
James EF. Bruce
Bruce
Efe
Warden House
U. S. Treasury
Department
Cleveland Purchases 300-Acre Farm For Municipal Care
Cleveland Ohio expands social services by purchasing a 300 acre farm to house hospitals and reformatories for the sick, the erring, the infirm and the mentally deficient. The move aims to centralize care, healing and reform under city supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Beauty Best Type Of Classic Architecture Says Foreign Architects
Foreign architects visiting Washington praise the capital’s architecture while noting the sixty-six Ionic columns encircling the White House. They recall past sandblast cleaning efforts on the exterior and describe the Treasury as a dark, grim stone building that symbolizes strength. The piece endorses a farm colony plan over urban showy structures for outdoor work for those under restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Treasury
Useful Old Man in Lincoln Keeps Cityrole at Ninety Two
An elderly Lincoln Nebraska man, aged ninety two, serves as city treasurer, works six days a week, and remains active with little need for assistance. In Forest Ohio, another man died at thirty five leaving a record of never owing anyone. Donald G. Mitchell, "Mark Twain" hero, celebrated his seventy third birthday at Edgewood Farm, New Haven Connecticut, noted for his large family and lasting bachelor status.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Aldigteh
Tle
Forest
Ohio
Donald G. Mitchell
Lk Marvel
Edgewood
New Haven
Connecticut
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Ioo
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America
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Ife
Jie
Snelsbnian
John D. Rockefeller, JR
Europe
Young Rockefeller
Joan D. Rockefeller
Wanpare
Cox
Andrew Jackson
Treasury Building
KentUcky Wagon Manufacturing CO
Louisville, KY
Miami Cycle & Mec. GO
Middletown
Norvtil
H. T
Cleveland, Ohio
International Harvester Co
T. I.C
T. of. C
International Harvester Co. of America (Incorporated
Monroe Street
Chicago, Ill
U.S.A
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