The Reflective October to November Meditation
A dated piece from 1908 contemplates November as a month of reflection. It muses on the yearly cycle from leaves to resurrection, contrasting spring verdure, April greenery, and May blossoms with the richness of summer and autumn's beauty. The text ends with a somber note on frost Then a thousand
Jewels Gone Robbery Ends With Jeweler Shot in New York
Maurice Taupenholz, a Lexington Avenue jeweler, was shot by a man posing as a friend of Constant A. Andrews president of the United States Savings Bank. The thief fled in a taxicab after taking two diamond earrings and wounding Taupenholz who died later at a hospital.
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Constant A. Andrews
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Winter's Grip Recedes as Spring Prepares Its Return
The text contrasts a harsh winter with hope for renewal, noting the wilderness turning to a blackened sepulchre under frost yet promising a vernal spring after death. It emphasizes that blessings follow sorrow and that time will bring renewal.
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King Frost
Car Scene Features Confederate Chauffeur Involved Escape
The chauffeur of the machine, clearly a Confederate, sent it down the street instantly and it vanished before police arrived at the scene.
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