The Red Button and the Hanska Mystery Unfolds
Tommy North, Betsy Barbara, and Rosalie LeGrange swirl through a melodramatic boardinghouse tangle. Estrilla's fate hinges on a séance that exposes who killed Captain Hanaka, while inspector McGee probes loyalties, presses romance, and political intrigue.
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Tommy North
Mra. Moore
John Hanaka
Lawrence Wade
Hanaka
Rosalie LeGrange
Miss
Rosalie
Eatrilia
Perez
Port of Spain
Katrilia
McGee
Miaa Estrilia
Joan
Hanwich
Misa Estrilia
New York
Hanska
Batrilla
Peres
Alde
Finaly
Alines
Happy Ever After Chapter XXI Dear Friend Letter From Rosalie Magee
A dated letter from Rosalie Magee in New York October 2 details personal updates. She writes about a friend in Argentina, Martin’s political campaign, family news, and visits with relatives, noting marriages, births, and travels. The tone blends affectionate gossip with social ties and plans for future visits. The message closes with best wishes and signature.
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Martin
Marty
Headquarters
Betsy Barbara
Wades
Florence
Rosalie Magee
New York
Vanderbilt Groom Echoes Newport Social Rise
Alfred G. Vanderbilt at a Newport dinner comments on a nouveau riche guest who scorns common things, likening him to a former groom who warned that a man’s disdain reveals his upbringing and background. The piece notes Newport’s widening gap between old families and new wealth.
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Constance
Newport
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Newport Farm
Crickets as Thermometers in August Evenings
The piece notes August cricket vibrations serve as a natural thermometer with louder, closer chirps in heat and wider intervals as nights cool. It wonders why crickets join nature’s orchestra and muses on their darkness, nocturnal habit, and relentless chorus when temperatures rise toward the nineties.
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Nature
Laughing For Health Says Doctor At Meeting
Dr. W. McDougall told a British Association gathering that laughter acts as Nature’s protection against sadness. He explained that people laugh at others’ misfortunes to avoid tears, using humor to stave off depression and promote health.
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W. McDougall
British Association
Not Gea Serpent on Humber Ends as Bullock Catch
An excited hunt on the Humber off Hull engaged rivermen lightermen and tugmen who pursued a creature thought to be a serpent. The animal proved to be a bullock, swimming vigorously and dodging capture before being lassoed and towed ashore.
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Humber
Hull
England
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