Stratford Harlow’s Arrest Nets Quiet Confrontation
Stratford Harlow confronts Jim Carlton and detectives after surrendering to police. The scene reveals tensions over emoluments, love, and a hidden trusteeship while Harlow coolly predicts media coverage and insists on his rights during transfer.
Mystery of a Police Station Visit Ends in Intrigue
A charged tale unfolds with Stratford Selmyn Mortimer Harlow in custody after a staged disguise and duplicitous setup. Jim and Elk chase a web of identities, newspapers eye the ironies, and a Park Lane home holds the key as a stenographer awaits.
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Welbury divorce suit dominates page as Harlow ponders risk
Mr Harlow paces the passage then considers matters as the street doors open and a dead cigar is replaced. He worries about a fellow's road crossing with motor traffic and then turns to the Welbury divorce case filling most of the page.
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Aileen Rivers Delays Return Amid Lease Letter Mystery
Aileen Rivers returns to the office after a late arrival that followed multiple phone calls and police visits. Mr. Stebbings, noting her absence, discusses James Carlton's esteemed family background while signing letters about a lease, leaving Aileen flustered and unable to probe the connection.
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My Name in Chapter XXX A Child of Mercy Harlow
Stratford Selwyn Mortimer Harlow recalls living with his aunt Miss Mercy Harlow a wealthy eccentric who fought with his other aunts over his care. He suspects he was a backward child and notes Miss Mercy’s fear of being blamed for any mental decline.
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Country inns fill need as Londoners seek shelter in towns
The Country Inn hotels and boarding houses in small towns near London are busy. Casual visitors struggle for rooms as locals displaced by war find temporary homes in these areas. Inns, once for transient guests, now provide permanent lodging with renewed demand, while prices show little spike due to proximity to London.
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Gems of Thought on Humility Across Wo
A collection of quotes on humility and self knowledge from Tryon Edwards Joseph Roux Flavel Mary Baker Eddy Boileau and Oliver Wendell Holmes. The passages emphasize humility as correct self estimate before God and contrast pride with divine strength.
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Not An Asset Not bad is the test making rounds in Istanbul
A wartime chat in Istanbul mentions Italy’s so called new secret weapon a regiment of German infantry The exchange recalls Lord Lothian’s wry remark to a German diplomat about Italian Axis alignment and British patience with partners in past conflicts
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Favorite Poems Offered By Winnipeg Newspaper Union
A 32 page booklet features Sam Walter Foss Walt Whitman James Whitcomb Riley Burns Longfellow Ella Wheeler Wilcox and others with poems and inspirational lines. Order form requests 15 cents and lists additional 15 cent booklets on budgeting plants skiing nerves health and shorthand.
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Librarians urged to preserve wartime material locally
Professor Fred Landon in the Ontario Library Review urges librarians to collect and preserve military records from their area for future light on war conditions. He notes Hamilton holds a wartime exhibit and cites missed duplicates from 1914 to 1918 as a lesson for gathering present conflict data.
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Auction to sell Newton Principia for war relief fund
A rare London 1687 edition of Isaac Newton's Principia Mathematica will be auctioned in New York to raise money for a war relief fund. The sale highlights uncommon scientific works framed by philanthropic aims and supports global relief efforts through this fundraiser auction.
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Snakes Not hypnotizing Birds Says Scientific Monthly
A writer in Scientific Monthly debunks the idea that snakes hypnotize birds. The piece argues birds are not preyed upon by such a tactic and explains how snakes catch them through ordinary hunting methods.
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