The Two O Clock Mystery in Hartsdale House
George Ellington awakens at two to find a burglar in his study. He discovers Hilda Tressingham, who reveals a scheme involving Hartsdale estate funds and a secret despatch box. Ellington calls in police if she withholds truth, while von Roon and Parthelony loom as possible associates.
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Velal
Hartedale House
George
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Cas Elisanees
Valimeton
Crashaw
Ashminster
Not to Be Used Except in Case of Fire Placard Theft
Fragmentary wartime dialogue cites a janitor and headmaster about a stolen fire placard and a coal bunker. The London Daily Telegraph quotes praise for British resolve and resistance, with a street orator debating the virtue of standing firm versus yielding.
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London Daily Telegraph
Editor Attacks Recent Postage Policy Says Poets May Visit
The Buffalo Express reports the editor condemns the latest postage changes. He warns the policy could push poets to present their offerings in person, signaling a clash between mailing costs and literary culture.
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Buffalo Express
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