Mazaroff Diamonds Reveal Motive and Will Twist
In London and Marrasdale, Armintrade explains selling Mazaroff's two blue diamonds for two hundred thousand pounds to a syndicate, with Holt as the residuary heir. The lost will is found, confirming Holt as beneficiary, while Armintrade offers no extra evidence on the murder, citing possible robbery by Parshive or a random killer.
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Maythorne
Holt
Edeware Road
Cottingley
Red Street
Eccleshare
Tit
Eecleshare
Mrs. Elphinstone
Mazaroff
Crole
Herman Kloop
Crote
Kloop
Mr. Crole
Armintrade
Marrasdale
Hope’s Bank
Kecleshare
Parslave
Courthope
Mr. Mazaroff
London
Cape ‘Town
Mazeroff
Woorbock
Ile
Mazazoff
Salim Mazaroff
Mervyn Holt
Mr. Holt
Sid Armintrade
Armaintrade
Mazardly
Woodcock
Parshhive
Locke
Mallison
Mr. Mallison
Park Lane
Arm
Armstrong
Sir Samuel
Mazarof
Huntingdon
York
Gilchester
Jedburgh
Epha
Mazarove
Feeleshare
Manners
Corkerdale
Mazaroff Murder Case Ties To Locke Family Schemes
Maythorne and Crole chase fresh leads after a tense confrontation about Mazaroff's movements and a hidden suspect. Mallison confirms a northward plan involving Armintrade and Lady Locke, suggesting murder for robbery as the main motive. The trio prepares to pressure Keeleshare and Parslake for more light.
Humble Ax Revealed as Instrument of Romance
The ax, a tool of romance, is praised as essential through ages from Stone to Iron, linked with pioneers and great names. It is seen as a close ally to man, shaping character and providing underlying kinship with nature.
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Humble Ax
Instrument of
Romance
America
Washington
Boone
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Gladstone
England
McLaren
Doings of Workers and Attitudes in the New Albany Tribune
A critique contrasts apathetic workers who avoid effort with examples of diligent, capable individuals who contribute to business success. The piece highlights the impact of collective effort on growth and productivity.
Sanity in a Madhouse a Chesterton Mood
An exchange from Chesterton contrasts sanity with a madhouse, joking that a quiet, secluded asylum would be preferable to buzzing clubs of talkative intellectuals and earnest movements seeking service while they snatch others’ toys.
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Poet
G. K. Chesterton
Must Have Lost Some There Are Ways of Acquiring Books
Quote notes that people acquire books by buying or borrowing, with both methods granting permanent possession. The line contrasts acquiring and retaining books as a common practice.
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Whitlock
Meeting Debates Amalgamation of Two Clubs
A meeting of two clubs discussed uniting their groups. After deliberations the chairman announced the vote favored amalgamation, prompting the secretary to ask for clarification and jokingly suggest they be jammed together.
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Montreal Star
A Weakness of Hers at the Altar Delayed Wedding
A fragmentary dialogue depicts a couple debating a postponed wedding. One partner insists on arriving tomorrow at ten, while the other objects citing habitual lateness for weddings. The tone hints at comic domestic tension in a historical newspaper item.
Photograph contrasts old and new moments in life
An old time photograph is described beside a modern pause to sigh and then laugh. The contrast highlights youth and foolishness as a fleeting mood.
Alimony for Him in a Dreamy Exchange
A distressed woman frets that her husband remains hopeless despite every effort. She jokes with a friend about matching him with the right grooming products and habits, noting she has tried all possible advertisements to change him.
Postman Mystery Delays Butler in Monmouthshire Card Scene
A quirky exchange in the Monmouthshire Beacon portrays a scene where a postwoman Mary delays at the door and a maid urges urgency over a postcard delivery. The dialogue hints at domestic routines and social tones of the period.
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Mary
Mary—Pilease
Matum
Monmouthshire Beacon
Reward Offered For Illegal Bounty Funds Arrest
A $100 reward is offered to any non law officer who helps arrest and convict anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. The notice uses Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn as the issuing group.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn
Adv
Reward offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts rewards for crimes against their properties. A $250 reward is offered for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
M. Paumie's Parisian Dye House Ad
Butte Montana dye and cleaning shop at 60 West Galena Street offers French dyeing and cleaning with outside work accepted. Satisfaction guaranteed. Phone 516. Ady. tf
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Galena St
Butte, Mont
Ady
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Alfred A. Knopf, Inc
W. N. U. Service
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Sater
Mincing Lane
Poes
Keeleshare
Doctor Eccleshare
Conduit Street
Rollis-Royce
Sir Samuel Locke
George
New Albany Tribune
JAM
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Butte, Montana
Leggat Hotel
Butte
Alex. Leggat
Mgj
R. D. Curry
Lewis & Walker
P. O
Wyoming
M. Paumie
F. H. Bimrose
Annabel ‘Desmond
Phillips Apts
Dillon Telephone
W. J. Romersa
Hughes & McCaleb
Land Office
Beaverhead
Syphon
Istractor
Pearl I. Smith
Dillon
Montana
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