Diamond swindle in Hatton Garden by Vanderstroom kin?
A story unfolds of Cornelius Vanderstroom a sharp diamond merchant of Hatton Garden rather than London who teams with an American colonel to swap diamonds for cash. The billfold and pocketbook are exploited then vanish along with jewels. The con is planned through staged settings and fake payments leaving no trace and the culprits vanish. Vanderstroom’s pride and wit collapse as he realizes his own misdirection. The case ends with an empty jewel case and a legendary line about the quickness of the hand deceiving the eye while authorities note the Flash Cassady as a possible mastermind.
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NEW DRESS FABRICS AND FASHION NOTES
Fashion column outlines spring gown fabrics and trimming trends with emphasis on transparent materials, moire grenadine, drape fabrics, and narrow ribbons. Describes collar band decorations, sleeve variations, and a Lincoln statue bill in Gettysburg. Also reports William Ingress confessing to arson in Detroit.
Woman's complexion and newer face methods noted
A Victorian column surveys trends in beauty and skin care, warning against quack remedies while detailing how climate, sun, sleep, diet, and hygiene affect complexion. It notes pedal masks and tonics as dubious, and cites Vogue style tips and the rise of a bicycle chatelaine bag with vanity fittings priced around four dollars.
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Desperate debtor seeks payment in counterfeit bills
A man driven to desperation visits a Midlands bank after its failure and demands payment in gold and silver, then Bank of England notes, then bills from any English bank, and finally insists on counterfeit notes as payment, as told in Pearson's Weekly.
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