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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1907

Page

6

Genteel Crime and a Will Cast Shadows on Gwynne Street

In Parisian style intrigue, Paul and Sylvia cling to happiness as Deb orah and Beecot contest a will read in Gwynne street. Jabez Pash questions the document while hints of Lemuel Krill and Aaron Norman haunt the tale. The lovers plan marriage soon, seeking exile abroad to escape suspicion and secure a fortune.

London Jabez Posh Gwynne Street Deborah Bart Mr. Pash Aaron Pash Mr. Jabez Pash Sylvia Paul Beccat

Reward Offered for Murderer of Lemuel Krill in Gwyane Street

Aul's plots to advertise a £500 reward for the murder of Lemuel Krill alias Aaron Norman, hoping to uncover his early life motive. Beecot explains Hay is a con artist circling Piccadilly and Bond Street, and warns Paul to avoid him. Meanwhile Sylvia prepares for marriage as Deborah secures arrangements and Pash closes the Krill estate.

Aul Lemuel Krill Gwyane Street Aaron Norman U Ward Beaecot Ife Tle Piccadilly Bond Street Burlington Arcade Beecot Hay Captain Hawk Paul Mss Norman Burd Hawk Hurd Gwynne Street Sylvia Deborah Bart Tawsey Mrs. Beecot Continent Lillian Garner Krill Pash Norman Aaron Mr. Norman Land's End John O’grant

Novel Cottage Design Delights with Odd Exterior

A 1907 design by George W. Payne & Son showcases a Bowen Illinois cottage built for 2200 dollars. The unusual exterior attracts attention while the interior features a handsome staircase and built in corner bookcase.

George W. Payne & Son Carthage,il Wis

Letter Reveals Hidden Name Behind Family Tragedy

Deborah uncovers a fragment of a letter behind a safe that hints at a past identity of Sylvia’s father and a warning to keep Krill from the papers. The discovery stirs worry as bills exposing the real name have already been published and no one yet shows interest in the mystery.

Deborah Sylvia Lemuel Ixvill Norman Krill Treborah Paul

Prices Rise and Fall Despairing Townsfolk Plead

A verse noting price surges in meat at eighty to eighty five cents per finch, contrasting lofty costs with the need for relief. Clever men offer comfort by predicting trends, urging speedy relief for the town as prices climb and threaten ordinary life. The piece closes with a hopeful plea for a brighter, affordable day.

Tying Mail Minu Twine Promises Big Postal Savings

Louisianan Paul Le Boeuf, a mechanical engineer from Donaldsonville, has devised a twine free mail tying device for the postal service. The simple tool uses two light spring steel crosses and a thumb action to secure packages, potentially cutting twine costs by over 73 percent and enabling repeated reuse. A government committee tests the device under patent application, including the fourth assistant postmaster general and railway mail service chief.

Louisiahan Paul le Boeuf Donaldsonville New Orleans Philadelphia le Boeuf Baltimore

Cape to Cairo by Auto on Hazardous African Run

Lieutenant Graetz accompanied by Baron von Stoeder and a chauffeur depart Daressalam South Africa for Cairo in a car built for the journey. Graetz, a Belgian by origin, has spent two years in South Africa and signals to the Belgian king his plan to reach Brussels fast. The trip faces no roads and fuel shortages though they carry a large supply and expect to obtain more by cartiers.

Lieutenant Graetz Baron von Stoeder Daresslam South Africa Cairo Herr Graetz Brussels Paris Cartiers

Puzzler No 240 241 242 243 244 245 Puzzles From The New York Tribune

Puzzle items numbered 240 to 245 include Additions Hidden Animals and Insects Transposition Beheadings and more. Entries invite solvers to fill blanks, identify names in a journey scene, solve acrostics and crosswords, and decipher word-play clues with a mix of wordplay and quotations from period publications. The text preserves curious old puzzle content and some quoted jokes.

Puzzler Notes and Puzzles From Lowell 231 234 239

Key to the Puzzler features Double Acrostic initials and finals for Lake Opal Wool. Puzzle numbers 232 233 234 235 236 237 238 239 present sections on COL D, changed finals, Jack and Jill verse, Harvest Scene thrashing, Intersecting Word, Crossword Enigma necessity, Double Reheadings, A Menagerie with jumbled words Lyeng pias well bent anise etc.

Lowell Lake Wool Jack Jill Jim Edna

Moses Death and Joshua's Promise in Deuteronomy Teachings

A devotional study references Moses death in Deuteronomy and the appointment of Joshua. It contrasts Moses life, burial, and unique prophetic status with Elijah and Christ events, notes on Mount Transfiguration, and marks future focus on Joshua as successor and Messiah expectations.

Copright American Press Association Moses Jordan Joshua Agron Mount Tior Eleazar God Angels Moab Israel Elijah Christ Jerusalem Adam Jude Joshuana Zech

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