Disappearance on the Sibylla Yacht Mystery
Robert Cameron receives anonymous threats as his portrait is found beheaded and later nailed to a tree. Captain MacLeod and Clyde uncover puzzling sightings of a silent motor craft, a drifting fisherman, and a mysterious lettered warning while Cameron vanishes on a cruise.
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Robert Cameron
Phillip Clyde
Cameron
Clyde
Evelyn Grayson
Pyeclyn
Philetus Murphy
Murphy
Nell Gwynne
Flo
Evelyn
Bikne
Johnson
MacLeod
Swivelchair
Jas
Mr. Cameron
Mr. Clyde
Brandon
New York
Boston
Sibylla
A Woman of Intuition Guides a Night Against Silence
Philip grapples with a missing craft and a dangerous conspiracy while Evelyn Grayson reveals unexpected leadership. She urges secrecy, directs discreet clues, and assigns tasks to trace letters, recover Johnson, and locate the hidden truth before public exposure or violence derails their search.
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Cragholt
Provincetown
Plymouth
Siasconset
Providence
Cameron
Peter Johnson
MacLeod
Evelyn Grayson
Thamas Dunn English
Thei
Tree Hut Construction For Boys By A Neely Hall
Instructions for building a backyard tree hut with two-tree foundation. Detailed steps cover ladder, framing, wall panels, roof, window setup, door brace, and footing hardware. Includes notes on using available lumber and securing planks with battens and nails. Copyright 1912 by A Neely Hall.
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A. Neely Hall
No Chance To Reach Them In Flood North Of Town
A Kansas lawyer was stranded in a small Oklahoma town as heavy rains swelled the river and threatened flood before morning. Townsfolk prepared warnings as a German traveler cried for foothills, and a clerk quipped that the hills lay just across the river.
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Kansas
Oklahoma
Kangag City
Jefferson as a Naturalist Carried Bones of Common Sloth
The article recounts Thomas Jefferson traveling from Monticello to Philadelphia with bones he believed to be mammoth, later revealed as the bones of the common sloth. Doctor Wistar identified them, exposing Jefferson's error and sparking chatter about Buffon’s influence on Virginian natural history.
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Philadelphia
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Greenbrier
Virginia
Jefferson
Wistar
Megalonyx
Buffon
Love That Enouree Remains In The Man's Heart
A brief sentiment notes a love that endures and lingers with a man after a relationship. It suggests a faithful memory that never leaves, with a hint of enduring affection and personal reflection.
Depth of the Ocean Where Titania Sank
The Titania lies at a depth just over 10,000 feet about two miles. The deepest North Atlantic reaches roughly four and a third miles north of St Thomas. The grave lies on the plateau of the basin where the White Star liner rests.
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Atlantic
North Atlantic
St. Thomas
Les
Essex county cemeteries to be cleared of water holding vessels
The mosquito exterminating commissioners in Essex County New Jersey will begin removing or destroying any vessel capable of holding water in all cemeteries this week. They say urns and flower pots breed millions of mosquitoes and discuss possible injunctions until a test of their authority is made.
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Essex County
New Jersey
New York Evening World
Seems She Should Try Vaudeville
A dialogue notes a teacher showing a class several arts like whistling, crayon work, clay modeling, and violin. The speaker jokes a girl with these talents would do better in vaudeville, reflecting views on modern teaching.
Exact Cause Revealed In Automobile Fatality
A report notes Dipley appeared nervous and run down prior to a fatal automobile collision. The exchange indicates his nervous condition contributed to the accident, with witnesses recalling his demeanor yesterday.
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Dipley
Vesa
Widow Resells Pet Poodle Amid Mourning
In Harper's Weekly dialogue, Mrs. Jeliffe mourns her husband and trades Tobey the white poodle for a black and tan canine, as Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Willinger discuss the widow's changed pet.
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AOC Lifclurg & CO
Philip
Goa
Gloucester
Mey
Griffin
Columbia College
Greenwich
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