Parslave in Eccleshare’s house amid pursuit
Holt and Sheila tails Parslave after he moves through Praed Street into a larger house. They discover Parslave entering Eccleshare’s, suspecting devilry afoot, and join Maythorne and Cottingley in tracking key players as Maythorne plans interviews with Mrs Elphinstone and Armintrade. The scene shifts to a tense confrontation at Miss Apperley’s with Mrs Elphinstone, who resists questions while Maythorne presses for answers about Mazaroff’s will and the murder.
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Mervyn
Parslave
Marroxdale
Parslava
London
Sheila
Shalla
Birnside
Mazaroff
Uttler
Praed Street
Dr. Eccleshare Burgery
Dhate Eccleshare
Eccleshare‘s
Eccleshare
Eecleshare
Hecleshare
Parelave
Beter
Maythorne
Cottingley
Atvay
Hera
Holt
Misa Merchison
Parsiage
Cottingtey
Johnson
Paralave
Dottingley
Maythoras
Bob
Byusinesai
Innes
Conduit Street
Webster
Holt l
Armintrade
Perslave
Mrs. Elphinstone
Ashington Mans
Malda Vala
Babington Mansions
Masthorne
Morray
Bove
Woodcock
Miss Apperley
Maytharna
Acrinonius
Sheila Atood
Hipkinstone
Moth
Mr. Hiphinstone
Miphinstone
Mazarott
Ilétie
Steve
Marlon
Mr. Elphingtone
Mrs. Elphingtone
Short’s
Sra
Diphinatone
Merchiaun
Mra
Siphinatone
Malcolm
Mr. Tiphinstone
Mr. Wiphinstone
Walt
Mazaroff Mystery Tangles Holt and Merchison Claim
In Marrondale Moor Holt travels with a man calling himself Mazaroff. They stay at Woodcock Inn where Holt learns Mazaroff is linked to his wife and daughter and that his real name is Merchison. Mazaroff vanishes and is later found murdered with diamonds missing. Inquest ties Mazaroft to Merchison and a will names Holt and others. Miss Merchison appears with a key stolen will.
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Mervyn Holt
Mazarof
Woodcock
Marrondale Moor
Mia
Elphinstone
Sheila Morchth
Mucsroff
Holt
Massaro
Sheila
Mazaroft
Mannera
Bownas
Crole
Maythorne
Giamonda
Minging
Musgrave
Merchison
Herman Kloop
Afasaroff
London
Maszaroft
Lord
Lady Leslie
Locke
Maxtroft
Armintrade
Miss Merchison
Holtdrooms
Waste Used In Sardine Factory Sparks Trade Oddity
In a Down East sardine canning plant the odor is the only waste. Waste products find markets in painting and garnishes, tin cuttings go to England, fish meal ships to Germany and the US. A New York Times item notes a quirky sales push in Java to create a new sardine market.
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Germany
Thia
England
Dawa
Java
New York
Moravian Night Patrols Report Odd Children’s Vigil
A fragmented local item mentions Moravian guards or watchers and irregular nighttime activity involving children. The readable text hints at adults overseeing or observing youths during a vigil or escape attempt, with no clear outcomes or identities.
Early Handkerchief Etiquette in Ancient Rome
Fragmentary notes suggest that colored cloth squares served as headpieces neckerchiefs and barber accessories in ancient Rome. Public mopping or blowing with such cloths was frowned upon by elites based on commentaries on decorum and modesty.
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Rome
Hecegalty
Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Quick Relief From Headaches
An old Bayer Aspirin advertisement urges fast use to beat headaches from overwork eye strain or nerves. It touts immediate relief and asserts the product is harmless and affordable, appealing to shoppers tempted by cheaper alternatives.
Hatchery Incubators Widely Used by Farmers
The Bureau of Animal Industry has no figure on how many individual farmers use incubators for hatching. About 6,000 commercial hatcheries operate in the country offering custom hatching for farmers. Many farmers still rely on hens for hatching, though the method is slower and costlier when many eggs are hatched.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Killa Rats Only Kill Rats On Kunaus Farm
An old advert claims EK-R-O K-R-O kills 238 rats in 12 hours on a Kunaus farm. It touts a government approved process, harmless to dogs cats poultry and babies, with a money back guarantee sold by druggists nationwide.
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Kunaus
U. Sovernment
America
Windmill Powers Cathedral Grounds Dynamo at Morport
The Cathedral of the Tales in Morport Scotland has installed a windmill to operate a dynamo after the electric plant proved inadequate. Reportedly a success, the mill has not creaked during services. Also noted in summer events is a lack of coughing. The essay notes many people encounter unexpected truths about marriage.
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Morport
Scotland
Human Gorilla Tale Turns Human After Rope Accident
A Wall Street Journal item recalls a circus employee nicknamed a human gorilla who joked of skin and tricks for a dangerous job. When the trapeze rope snapped the man was jolted toward a lion’s cage and, amid roars, the gorilla persona dissolved as the worker cried for help.
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Nna
Wall Street Journal
Women Learn Uses of Magnesia for Morning Sickness
An article advises pregnant women or those with nausea to use Phillips Milk of Magnesia. Leading specialists endorse a daily dose to relieve sick stomach, acidity, and heartburn, noting its quick relief and claimed dental benefits during expectancy.
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Meguesia
Magneala
Fragmentary Phrase Riddled with Nonsense Confusion
A garbled, unclear excerpt mixed with nonstandard phrasing and few readable parts. It mentions taokies and athilles and references a car dent discussion, but the meaning and facts are not discernible. No identifiable people or organizations can be determined from the text.
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