Stabbed David Dumbarton mystery links to Angela Mezza
In London, Angela Mezza declares her husband Carlo Mezza as the killer of David Dumbarton. Olive Dumbarton gains relief as the murder confession shifts blame. Valerius questions the case and plans to accompany the foreign singer to Mackworth with Olive and the detective.
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Angela M Za
David Dumbarton
Belnie
Olive
Angela Mezba
Valerius
Angela Mezza
Angela
Finglish
Paris
Italy
Olive Dumbarton Remiarked
Olive Dumbarton
Mezza
Carlo
Carlos
Fie
Marguerite
Mackworth
Angeli Mezza
Intrigue in Covent Garden Case Links Italian Mezza to Murder
Inspector Mackworth questions Angela Mezza and Carlo about the David Dumbarton murder. Mezza identifies Marco Monza as the killer candidate, with details tying Covent Garden events to Naples based suspects. The scene shifts to a Naples home where Angela’s confession faces distrust from her sister Marguerita and Carlo as the inspector prepares to press further next week.
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Machkingworth
Angela Mezz
Tuscany
Mack- Worth
Lfdy
David Dumbarton
Mackworth
George Bostock
Marcolezza
Valerius
Mezza
Angela Mezza
Covent Garden Theater
Seagui
Angela Mez
Mr. Dumbarton
London
Marguerita
Carlo
Drifting Camp Fable Ends With Doctor's New Year Exit
In a rustic winter tale, a fictional camp doctor plans to leave for San Francisco on New Year’s Day after a frenzy of prescriptions and hoarded cash. The camp’s humor turns to sentiment as patients stage a farewell, presenting the doctor with a farewell envelope containing about four dollars to cover costs.
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Doe
Doc
Wells-Fargo
Meg- Benger
Mai
Dee
Faily
San Francisco
Express
Long Bill
Bill
Lee
Ebome
Grandmother and Belle in New York Home Life Scene
A domestic scene unfolds with Granny, Belle, and Mrs Pinckney as family tensions surface. The trio discusses respectability, a gas stove mishap, and plans for a busy weekend with visitors and fried chicken bake. The excerpt centers on character dynamics and urban living challenges.
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Anxion
Tell
Miss Bruce
Belle
Pinchney
Dirling
Jadyv
New York
T Ellet
Mr. Lee
Marshall
A New Breed of Dog Watchdog Joke
A sharp boy observes a dog chasing its tail and asks his father what kind of dog it is. The father explains it is a watch dog, prompting the boy to quip that by the time it winds itself up it must be a Waterbury watchdog.
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Jack
Crinny
Hell
Grandma
Bellis
Granny
Talia
Pat
Reaisy
Elle
Gistans
Tonius
Tete
Los
Pinckney
Jett
Darling
Shey Tong
Wwe
Rihannary
Seatinen
Ddesiis Caine
Anne Bebe
Otel
Avitt el Soft
Coeseney
Willie
Papa
Wille
Waterbury
Foolish Resolutions From The New Year
A poem fragment notes Perkins vows to keep New Year resolutions by shaving himself and avoiding profane words, highlighting the humorous aim and strain of self discipline.
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Perkins
A Time of Peril and Personal Quarrels
In a dialogue between Clarissa and Fidelia the mood shifts from relief at New Year’s passing to reflections on a melancholy anniversary. Clarissa recalls a lasting horror quarrel with Clarence over proposed changes in behavior, revealing tensions within their circle.
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Clarissa
Fidelia
Clarence
New Year Glows With Hopes As Cold Weather Eases
A Chicago Tribune item invokes New Year optimism with playful lines about leaving winter behind. The prose urges readiness and opportunity, celebrating fresh starts as the year opens.
Lost and Found Puck Confusion About Dog
A local note records a mix up about a dog advertised by LT. The speaker clarifies their dog is a fox terrier and confirms the dog is inside the described item.
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Puck
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Lala
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Batti
Carlo Mrtker
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Mr. Henpeck
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