The Cryptic Coin and Kitty Gray Meet a Mystery
Kitty Gray, a crack reporter, buys a broken coin with an inscription hinting at a king’s treasure beneath a torture site. In a side antique shop she learns the coin may connect to Gretzhofen lore, and a masked stranger later retrieves the trade item she dropped as she leaves, hinting at danger.
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Kitty Gray
Evening Star
Kitty
Mainz
Cellus
Cimling
Odd
Thesaur
Ehe
Rex
Regin
Cutler
Miss Gray
Eke
Mies Gray
Ring
The Big Assignment and a Mysterious Robbery at Sea
Kitty Gray signs for a three thousand dollar assignment to Gretzhoffen as ambassador and travels aboard the Anne of Austria. On deck she encounters a dark stranger who has twice stolen her prized chamois bag, triggering fear as she reports the incidents to the captain while seeking safety aboard the voyage.
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Gretzhoffen
Kitty Gray
Mr. Cutler
Tilly Cutler
Kitty
Colin
The
Evening Star
Misa Gray
Anne of Austria
Gretzhoffen Tales and a Contested Royal Bankrupt Story
Consul Jethro Thompson of Ohio helps Kitty Gray in Gretzhoffen, a small principality in crisis. The former king Michael the First's vanished treasures and a hidden record threaten the throne. Count Frederick and Michael the Second loom large as Gretzhoffen faces a contested loans crisis and possible power shifts.
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Jethro Thompson
Ohio
Gretzhoffen
Kitty Gray
Kitty
Gretzheffen
Gretzhofen
Michael
Tle
Count Frederick
Frederick
Warwick
Mystery Heist Within A Quiet Hall
A detective recounts a curious break in where a hall rug was overturned and a wall safe hidden behind a picture was pried open. Despite the safe’s contents spilling, nothing was missing from the knickknacks including old daguerreotypes and gold coins, leaving the motive unclear.
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Kitty
The Lost Treasures of Kitty Gray Mystery
In a voyage tale Kitty Gray hides true treasures as a capricious intruder fails to find them. A wary captain orders strict guards and a boat detective at the cabin passage while old King Michael's treasury remains elusive. Kitty wonders how to uncover the remaining clue to the treasure.
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Frederick
Grahame
Michael
King Michael's
Palace Intrigue Encounters Kitty Gray in Gretzhoffen
In Gretzhoffen a tall imperious man vents fury over a missing item as Roleau reports a failed delivery. Kitty Gray, aiding a wounded stranger, ferries him to her hotel then becomes entangled with a mysterious Count Frederick and a shadowy international spy.
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Fitz
Kitty Gray
Mademoiselle
Maademoiselle
Kitty
Old
Hall of Justice
Count Frederick
Ifer
Kitty Cray
Healthy Rivalry Is Best For Schooling Says Ledger
The Philadelphia Ledger argues that children benefit from attending school and facing healthy rivalry, rather than homeschooling by a parent. It warns of overindulgence and emphasizes routine, discipline, and social interaction as essential to a well rounded education.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Diac
Republic of
Sehool
Burnin
Speaks Up for Canada Letter Defends Canadian Benefits
S L Wallace of Spokane, who lived in Western Canada, responds to a critical letter about Alberta settlers. He recounts government aid, land yields, and his own 135 acres in Saskatchewan, arguing Canada offers real help and opportunities, contrasting with claims of oppressive policies.
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Canada
Alberta
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Saskatchewan
S. L. Wallace
Crestiine
Interview with Sir Francis Bacon on Shakespeare authorship
A playful dialogue imagines Sir Francis Bacon discussing the Shakespeare authorship question. Bacon confirms authorship but laments displeasure at some Broadway productions of his plays.
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Francis Bacon
Styx
Lrroadway
The Trouble and a Test of Truth in Wartime Talk
A dialogue questions whether soldiers are real or theatrically posed as a fake flu is dismissed as a misunderstanding. The piece cites Tierre's Meacont Pelleta as a relic remedy of 40 years ago to illustrate lingering claims about liver and bowel regulation.
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Tierre
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Compound for avoiding surgery
Des Moines Iowa Mrs Blanche Jefferson recalls a near fatal illness four years ago and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health. Her husband had opposed surgery but she recovered to work at home and urges others with female derangements to try the remedy before surgery. She asks readers to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Blanche Jefferson
Lyon St
Lydia E
Pinkham
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Chapter
Europe
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Miss Cray
Choost
Monsieur Roleau
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Excellency
Rolean Inns
Ausetta Eastern Journal
Joanes
London
Graham County
Arizbnn
Lydia E. Pinkham
Carter
W.N. U
Kansas City
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