Park Lane Burglary Plot in Edgar Wallace Chapter
Jim Carlton plots a high risk burglary at 704 Park Lane aided by Elk. A police pursuit in rain and wind leads to a rooftop entry attempt on Greenhart House as Jim spies the mysterious Harlow leaving his garage. The plan hinges on access to a hidden roof stair and a locked brick shed. To be continued.
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Jim
Elk
Finchley
Park Lane
England
Baron Harlow
Harlow
Thames Embankment
Weather Bureau
Jim Carlton
Birdcage Walk
Hyde Park Corner
Fire Headquarters
Greenhart House
Ellenbury Faces Horror as He Swings an Ax
Ellenbury swung his ax with a sob, delivering a chilling moment that underscores the terror of the scene. The frantic action and emotional strain mark a pivotal turn in the unfolding incident.
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Ellenbury
Gems of Thought Quotes on Kindness and Love
A collection of sayings on kindness and selflessness from Wordsworth Landor Mary Baker Eddy Bailey J M Barrie and F W Robertson. The excerpts emphasize small acts of kindness improving both giver and receiver and the value of thoughtful daily conduct.
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Wordsworth
Mary Baker Eddy
F. W. Robertson
Prince Albert Land Island Claim as World’s Tenth Largest
The article states Prince Albert Land ranks tenth globally among islands excluding Australia, with an area near 60,000 square miles. It notes its stature in the world’s geography and distinguishes Australia as a continent rather than an island.
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Prince Albert Land
Island
Australia
Advances in Eye Disorder Treatments Highlighted by Doctors
At a Memphis medical convention, researchers reported satisfactory results treating optic nerve deterioration by draining the sinuses. Another study suggested some cataracts stem from dietary factors affecting the eye rather than the eye itself.
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Memphis
A Reasonable Request Sheridan Faces Theater Fire
Richard Brinsley Sheridan, visiting the House of Commons, learns Drury Lane is on fire and battles a crowd to reach the scene. A burly policeman pushes him back as the dramatist protests that he should be allowed to warm himself by his own fire.
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Richard Brinsley Sheridan
House of Commons
Drury Lane
Sheridan
Damsel Mocked Officer After Speeding Tale
A police report recalls a flirtatious encounter where a damsel mocks a patrolman after being told she rode at forty mph. Another officer had warned about the speed three miles earlier, illustrating a playful defiance in a traffic incident.
Navy Key to Britain's Defence, Says d'Egvilie
Sir Howard d'Egvilie, secretary of the Empire Parliamentary Association, told a Toronto luncheon that the British fleet has been the decisive factor in sustaining the war. He credited the air force too but stressed the navy's unceasing vigilance as central to Britain's defence and the Monroe Doctrine's effectiveness.
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Howard d'Egvilie
Empire Parliamentary Association
Empire Clubs
Toronto
Britain
British Isles
An Umbrella 125 Years Old On Display
Weed Inspector Charles Masterman of Fort Erie shows a family heirloom umbrella aged 125 years. The piece was recently sent to him from England, his native country.
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Charles Masterman
Fort Erie
England
Swedish Inventor Unveils Breakage Resistant Metal Dishware
A Swedish inventor introduces a metallic process claimed to make dishware immune to breaking in dishwashers and when dropped. The development focuses on durability for fragile china, offering a potential replacement that resists cracking under common household conditions.
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Maria Marten
Mr. Elk
Korea
Uckley
Smarprein
Peipe
Landor
Bailey
J. M. Barrie
London
Colemans
Iron
Coleman Lamp & Stove Co
Canada
R.C.C
Radio College of Canada
R.C C
Wireless
RC C
Great Lakes
R.C.M.P
Toronto College
Bloor Street West
Trey Hope Pen Amal Iyi
CECL
Stuart Brammer
CKCL
Stuart
Radio College
E. O. Swan
WNU