The Hidden Jester of Park Lane Moves Inward
Stratford Harlow the elusive mastermind in a long running ruse withdraws to a quieter Hampshire Brighton and London complex as police close in. His loyal driver Marling remains the only genuine confidant while a string of conspirators like Mrs Edwins and others fade from view. The chase continues amid clues of the missing mistress Mercy and a string of mysterious deaths.
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Mr Harlow
Park Lane
Hampshire
Brighton
London
Stratford Harlow
Ruth
Mrs Fawins
Ong ‘Marling
Mr. Jarlow
Mr. Harlow
Marling
Harlow
Mrs. Edwins
Fo Seragno
Mr. Harlows
Tom Webster
Stock Exchange News
War time strain on government spending at Bank of Montreal meet
Huntly Drummond told Bank of Montreal shareholders at the 128rd annual meeting that tax revenue will cover war expenditures near 1 billion dollars this year, plus 148 million in non war costs. He warned the Treasury will face inflation unless all levels cut peace time spending to the bone to preserve resources for the war effort.
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Huntly Drummond
Bank of Montreal
Ang
Canada
Gems of Thought on Mind and Improvement
A collection of moral maxims and quotes on self improvement. Fuller, Helps, Seneca, Horace Mann, and Mary Baker Eddy emphasize inner discipline, rising to higher moral ground, gaining knowledge by practice, and education as path to lasting joy. The passage links mind, habit, and better living through contemplation and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker
Party Games For All Occasions Offers Fun Stunts
Home Service advertises a 32 page booklet “Party Games For All Occasions” packed with high jinks and ice breakers. Guests share half cards to pair up for dares such as Kiss Two Blonds Apache Dance and Opera Duet while Shouting Proverbs and Oriental Fortunes provide lively bets and brain teasers. Also lists other booklets on budgeting plants winter sports nerves and health all 15 cents each from Winnipeg Newspaper Union.
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Shy Soun
John
Home Service Dept
Winipeg Newspaper Union
Medermot Ave. E
Winnipeg
Man
Spirit That Endures A British Sailor’s War-Era Resolve
A London Daily Sketch writer recalls a scene in southern England after Nazi bombers machine gunned a football match for the Arm. A sailor among the wounded had an arm amputated in an underground dressing station without anaesthetic. He refused to lie down, muttering I don’t lie down for Hitler as he was shown to a bunk.
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London Daily Sketch
England
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