Injustice by Arthur Applin unfolds at Abingdon Villas
Inspector Heriot tracks a tense scene near the de Fontaignes house when a taxi driver reports a suspected assault. Scribner, bleeding, contemplates next steps as Heriot advises restraint and a late night plan to involve police, preserving names and places from the London mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Francks
Abingdon Vilas
Ops
Francks
Inspector Heiot
Praucks
Vast
Heriot
Inspector Heriot
de Fontaign
Abingdon Villas
Aig
Herbo
de Fontaignes House
de Fomaignes Villa
Heriot Tal
Cribner
Merlot
Scribner
New Scotland Yard
Bia
Frederick Scribner
Wea
Scribner's
Engagement Rumors Spark Tense London Reunion
The passage shows a heated exchange after rumors of an engagement to Miss de Fontaigne. Francis confronts Tim about prior actions and a wedding tour, while Scrivner and others react with sly insinuation as the scene unfolds in London. The dialogue hints at reputations, past betrothals, and looming consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss de Fontaigne
Tim
Teamespas
Francis
Nervous diseases rise in spring say officials
Official records show nerve disorders such as neuralgia and epilepsy peak in April and May due to spring changes in the body and indoor living. Purges prove ineffective. Williams Pink Pills touted as nourishing nerves to restore health and strength for women and children, with warnings about crude sensationalism in some lines.
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Ion
Willams
All Medicine
NOR
Tree Wits Co
Brockville
Fragmented Reader Letters and Advertisements Amid Curious Quips
A scrambled collage of quips, medical ads, and humorous anecdotes. Includes a doctor praising tomatoes as cleansers, worm powders marketed as remedies, a barber shop anecdote about a porter, and a billiard chalk tale. Also mentions Dixieland banter and stray dialogue about sermons and dieting.
The Train Time Joke and a Railway Contract Glory
A dialogue mix features a quarrelsome clocking of train lateness and a joke about a floating population. The scene shifts to a Yellowhead Tie and Lumber Syndicate announcing a 100000 tie order for the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, keeping 300 workers through winter to fulfill the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowhead Tie & Lumber Syncate
Grand Trunk
Pacife Railway
Timber export signals Graham Island pole boom in Panama project
A Panama Canal telegraph line plan in Montreal reports 5 000 poles to be cut for Graham Island. The timber is described as exceptionally straight with minimal branches ideal for poles and flagstaffs, suggesting this first Graham Island export may spark a broader industry.
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Painee Ripert
Grand Trunk Pacific
Montreal
Panama Canal
Graham Island
Fragmentary Q&A on Life’s Real Question
A fragmentary exchange shows Mise Mary and a young man debating life’s real question. The dialogue hints at introspection and curiosity, but the source text remains fragmented without clear context or resolution.
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Mise
Sir Mary
Hishine
Fragmentary OCR note on Mirardn Liniment and a doctor
A garbled historical OCR fragment mentions Mirardn Liniment used by physicians and a doctor named Johnean. The text includes stray phrases about a woman in a shop window, a train, and an unclear sequence of questions and actions.
The White Theme in Sunday School Tales
A curate in a large church lectures a Sunday class on why brides wear white and why men wear black. He links white to joy and marriage while mocking uninspired good intentions and common questions about courtship and propriety.
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Soxty Miles
Gil Pals
Arthur Applin
Lock @ Co. Limited
London
Melbourne
Toroain J
Fellows
Cme
Sermer
Womes
Indone
Bormand Taraain
Loreninae Phas
Tanjore
Oberon
Sean
Meese
Sam
Jim
Akes Enterprise
Johnny
Lin
Johany
James
Lnever
Woods Hutchinson
Denver
Cnd
McCures
Sekater Hurt
Grand Junction
Molalist
Serio
Blake
Cory Fil
Proof Prsident
Castro
Aia Carte
Naples
Trate
Johnean
Coy
Otto Higes
Walkerville
Ontario
Pinto Shell
Theve Pamphiet
Shell
Hudson Bay Knitting Co
Rome
Bone
Metta
Glaly
Br. Pierce
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