Mazaroff Murder Case Tangles Mervyn Ilott’s Tale
Mervyn Ilott meets Mazareff traveling with him on a Moor tour. They stay at Woodcock Inn where Mazareff claims wife and daughter and aliases M Merchison. Mazareff vanishes, body found, diamonds missing, gun linked to Musgrave, inquest pins Merchignon as Mazareff. Hill leaves everything to Ilott. Borman Kiloep in London knows Mazareff owned two remarkable diamonds.
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Mervyn Ilott
Min
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Woodcock
Marrasdala Moor
Hiphinatoneated
Stretha Alerekison
Hott
Merchison
Holt
Sheila
Mannerag
Bownas
Alazaromi
Crofe
Mazaref
MW Naythorne
Mazareff
Musgrave
Maxareff
Hill
Borman
Kiloep
London
Diamond Plot Ties Locke Affair to Mallison and Mazaroff
In Park Lane Sir Samuel Locke and Lady Locke discuss a potential blue diamond sale with a dealer linked to Mazaroff. Frobenius recalls a price of 160000 pounds for a pair, with Armintrade holding the second diamond. Crole and Maythorne chase Mallison, Lady Locke’s nephew, who appears connected to the case and last seen with Mazaroff.
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Tie
Park Lane
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Lady Locke
Mazaroff
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South Africa
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Crole
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Saythorne
Theecler
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Papeta
Locke
Maythorne
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Armintrade
Mazarof
Holt
Woodcock
Armintrude
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Park Base
Geome
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Clzar
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Mazaref
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Tomer
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Matsaroff
London
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Jie
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Mazaro
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Mazaaroff
Marthorne
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Galo
York
Mailisoo
Mallison
Mazaraf
Mazaraff
Malllazon
Europe
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Yoong
Cattingley
Jamegz Mallison
Cottingley
Welminster Square
Malllsen
James Mallison
Park Lage
Craje
Reducing aversion to early music lessons with simple instruments
Doctor Frank H Richardson advises introducing children to music through casual play with basic instruments like ukulele banjo mandolin and xylophone. He argues informal, home musical interaction fosters love of music, reduces anxiety with formal lessons, and helps children progress to more difficult instruments.
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Frank H. Richardson
Doctor Richardson
Muegleal
First Fireplaces From Wood to Santa Claus Legend
Early wooden rat fireplaces built of wood and mud mortar inspired the story of Santa Claus and his chimney. The crude forties had large interiors with inside steps for repairs, making a direct route for an imagined visit.
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Santa Claus
Epitaphs On Five Wives Mark Springfield Roadside Tomb
A Springfield Republic note describes a roadside tomb about ten miles from town. The stone for John Jones lists him as aged ninety and a dedication reads Beloved wife of John Jones on five side plaques with the names and dates of death for each of his five wives.
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Springfield
John Jones
John Jonesa
Springdela
Feternal Light Apparatus Proves Unstable in New Turk City
The Mumloquon device used for the eternal light in New Turk City is wired to electric slats and linked to circuits that trigger a free action when any fault occurs. If one component fails another automatically initiates malfunction.
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New Turk City
Modern Youth and Betrothal Attitudes Originating in LA Times Quote
Rabbi Magnin says modern youth treat betrothals and marriages lightly and view marriage as a game. He cites a Christian youth who sought an engagement ring on installments to ease return risk if an engagement fails.
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Rabbi Magnin
Los Angeles Times
Frank Meline Shaped Southern California Dwellings
The Los Angeles Times notes that before becoming a real estate man Frank Meline was a renowned architect who helped define Southern California housing. A friend recalls a request for a modern apartment and Meline replies that one needs only a garage a putting green and a bedroom.
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Frank Meline
Southern California
Frank
Mr. Afeline
Los Angeles Times
Man misreads taxi dog count in Chicago misadventure
Albert Hershenbline exits a Chicago restaurant to find a police dog in his taxicab. After a failed command the man bribes the dog with meat and returns to discover not one but eight puppies in the back seat along with the dog.
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Albert Hershenbline
Chicago
Hershenbine
Heshenbine
Whale’s Diving Power
The article estimates that a whale cannot descend beyond about 100 fathoms or 600 feet due to water pressure. It notes that deeper depths would be unsafe for the whale's safety.
Thoughtful Mike Acknowledges Hinnessy Black Eye
Thoughtful Mike questions Hinnessy about a black eye while Pat-Sure recalls mourning for the man who caused it. The exchange hints at unresolved conflict and a shared history in a terse, period-tinged dialogue.
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Mike
Pat
Parrot disease dampens chatter in the land
A brief note reports that parrot disease has not reduced the general flow of useless talk across the country, with no clear containment or impact described.
Farm Engineering Gains For 15 Years In U S
The federal government has taught agricultural engineering to farmers for 15 years, with spending rising about 1500 percent over 115 years. The extension work focuses on water supply erosion farm machinery and related issues. It operates in 25 states.
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Ita Werk
The Great Writer Discerns Quiet Quality In Life
A concise note observes that the eminent author does not state conclusions about life but rather discerns a subtle quality within it. The remark highlights the writer's analytical lens and philosophical approach to everyday existence.
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