Midnight intruder at Hartedale House shocks El lington
George Ellington wakes at two to a light in his study and confronts Hilda Jessingham, who claims to seek a Pavelong secret. He suspects a trap tied to Hartedale’s despatch boxes and hints at police action against von Roon and Parthelony as tension escalates toward a continuation.
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Not to Be Used Except in Case of Fire Placard Theft
A rough dialogue reports students stealing a fire placard from a corridor and a headmaster questioning the location. A London Telegraph extract praises British credit for not yielding ground, noting German soldiers’ valor and a street orator’s remark on right conduct amid conflict.
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Editor laments postage draw for poet offerings
The Buffalo Express notes the editor fears rising postage may push poets to deliver their offerings in person, a change that could alter typical submission practices. The comment frames postal costs as a social friction affecting literary culture.
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