Diamonds and a murder in the Mazaroff case
In London the detectives follow hints from Mr Kroop about Mazaroff's blue diamonds. They suspect a private deal, with Armintrade and Hatton Garden contacts, and seek Lady Midas as a likely buyer. Frobenius, a Bond Street jeweler, recalls meeting a man matching Mazaroff and mentions Sir Samuel and Lady Locke as recent clients.
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Knoop
Andrew Merchison
Salim Mazaroff
Mazaroff
England
Mazaroffs
Cape Town
Ragland
Maythorne
Kloop
Crole
Koop
Europe
May Norne
London
Kloon
Sinc
Fate
Hatton Garden
Mazaroffia
Holborn
Mr. Kloop
Mr. Crose
Kloopy
Mozaroff
Wa Blade
Mozarof
Eipher
Armintrade
Imperial Banking Corporation of South Africa
Maxaroffs
Blue Diamond
Lady Midas
Sir Gorglons
Midas
Merchison
Morares
Mia
Elphinstone
Rollinson
Adolf Frotenius
Bond Street
Crole, An Mr. Frobeniue
Wimbledon
Frobenius
Mr. Maythorne
Mervyn Holt
Mazarof
Sir Samuel
Locke
Samuel
Lord Mulworthy
Park Jane
Lady Locke
Disappearance and murder entwine in Marrandale Moor case
Traveling companion Mervyn Holt and Masaroff vanish after a stop at Woodcock Inn. Masaroff is found murdered. diamonds vanish and a fan linked to Musgrave surfaces. Inquest links Masaroff to Merchison. Holt inherits via will. Lawyer Crole and detective Maythorne arrive. Kloop in London.
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Mazaroff
Postlethwaite
London
Maczaroffs
Cecil
Maythorne
Scadder Casin
Cape Town
Mr. Kloop
Kloop
Mr. Holt
Mazaroffs
Woodcock
Huntingdon
York
York Station
Kroop
Muzeroff
Crole
Mozurofft
Marrandale Moor
Mozuroff
Andrew Merchieon
Andrew Merchison
Mervyn Holt
Masarof
Mra Elphinstone
Sheila Merchison
Mararoff
Holt
Metchison
Molt
Sheila
Manners
Bownas
Masaroff
Masirof
Masarofft
Musgrave
Early republics traced from Israel to modern times
The piece surveys ancient and medieval republics from 1401 ft. C to 1005 B.C. to San Marino and Switzerland, noting varied popular sovereignty and aristocratic control. It credits real republican government to the American Declaration of Independence and notes suffrage barriers breaking in the U.S. by the mid nineteenth century.
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Athens
Carthage
Treme
Italy
Germany
San Marino
Switzerland
American Cyclopedia
Moral Conveyed by Winter
A reflective note on winter’s return to nature, suggesting simplicity after a career of splendor and protection. The passage contrasts head and heart, urging restraint and quiet insight as nature resumes its ordinary course.
Eliminating Ground Ivy with Sodium Chlorate Sprays
A simple lawn remedy eliminates ground ivy via a single spraying with sodium chlorate. Use 1 to 2 ounces per gallon of water, enough solution to cover 100 square feet, with a pressure sprayer. Thorough leaf coverage is essential and application can occur in summer or fall. avoid wasteful sprinkling can methods.
Castoria Admonishes Treats for Infants and Children
An old advertisement extols Castoria as a safe remedy for infant colic and stomach troubles. It emphasizes gentle regulation for ailments like colic, constipation, and diarrhea, claiming the product is suitable for frequent use and endorsed by doctors.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Fragmented Civic Verse on Stage and Society Echoes
A garbled OCR fragment references interludes in plays and operettas, mentioning Bonar and themes of gender rights and social critique. It alludes to poets and playwrights such as Congreve and Dryden, hinting at considerations of morality, fame, and judgment without clear events or dates.
Doctor's Prescriptions for Constipation Reach Back to 19th Century
When sluggish systems slow the bowels, Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin offers a gentle effective laxative. Pure senna and harmless herbs promote mild muscular action without coating the tongue or causing headaches. Free trial bottles offered by mail from Monticello Alabama.
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Dr. Caldwell
Monticello
Trees Mark Trail Paths by Wandering Indians
Ancient days saw tribes of Indiana travel north to Michigan hunting grounds and shape young trees along their routes. Trail markers remain in western Michigan among Potawatomi and others who migrated before white settlers. The trees survive as historic monuments of travel and culture despite crooked bends.
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Indiana
Michigan
Mother of Five Healthy Children Speaks
Everett Washington woman Mrs CG Armstrong testifies to the benefits of a tonic claiming it kept her five children healthy and strong. She says the medicine helped her work without fatigue and urges readers to request a trial package by sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
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Everett
Wash
CG Armstrong
Victor Place
Local Mortality Musings Stir Quiet Town Debate
A fragmentary piece from a unknown source notes a town grappling with self destructive commerce. It contrasts a boastful local figure against a free farmer while invoking literary lines and a hidden emphasis on secrecy and importance.
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