Claire's Jewels Become Mrs Delario's Diamonds
In a Swiss town a vacationing spinster befriends Claire de Ravenol. On arrival in New York Claire ends up with Mrs Delario who shows her blood red gems worth a million. A law officer arrives, the spinster hides the gems, and a kidnapping and accident complicate the plot as De Ravenal's true character emerges.
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Vevay
Claire de Ravenol
United States
Monsier de Ravenol
Claire
Delario
Mrs. Delario
de Ravenal
I am accused in Claire's jewel caper on the steamer
In a tense confrontation, Madame Delario faces a French nobleman who accuses her of stealing Claire's jewels. He claims only she or Mrs Delario could have taken them, threatens arrest, and uses blackmail and legal threats to force her cooperation while she fights to prove her innocence and protect Claire.
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Monsieur
Madame
Claire
Cus
Toms House
Customs House
Zeside
Zere
Madame Delarlo
Madame Delario
America
Zis
New York
New York State
France
Germany
Halloran
Cominsky
Xe Jewela
Gem
Zem
Philadelphia
Mia
Delario
Mrs. Delario
Enter a friend in need Billy Rivers
TO BE CONTINUED Marvelous Hair Rope is cited by Sir Frederick Treves in The Other Side of the Lantern. He calls it a sigmatic caterpillar like object in Kyoto's Buddhist temple, 800 feet long and three inches thick, made from the hair of hundreds of thousands of Japanese women.
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Frederick Treves
Kioto
Milk and Eggs Key to Child Growth in USDA Guide
The USDA outlines essential foods for children focusing on milk and egg yolks to build bones and muscles. It warns dirty milk harms health, advocates clean handling, and promotes vegetables, fruits, bread and cereals as supportive foods.
Household tips about kettle and pantry advice
A short, practical note advises emptying water from a kettle before refilling and suggests pantry shelves be covered. It mentions using accepted water for washing and handkerchiefs, with unclear phrasing about days.
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Billy Rivers
United States Department of Agriculture
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