Murder mystery deepens at Marrasdale as gun found
Maythorne and Crrole probe the Merchi son case visiting Keiver’s den and the Woodcock inn. They learn a loaded gun, a missing Musgrave property, and diamonds on the dead man point to murder and possible inheritance disputes. The old Birn slide owner hints at a gunshot at ten o clock.
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Reid
Crole
Marrasdale Tower
Keiver'a
Orsi
Maythorpe
Gorse
Bis
Maysthorne
Tionn
Maythorne
Relyer's den
High Cap Lodge
Courthope
Merythorne
Muzuroff
Illeh Cap Todge
Rose
Maznaroff
al May
Rocka
Magsthorne
Laasendeane
Birnslide House
Air
Croles
Musgrave
Woodcock Inn
Marrasdale
Relver
Woodcock
Moazaroff
Tost Sol
Crolea
Cree
Flo
Mazaroff Disappears After Inn Stay At Marrasdala Moor
Mervyn Holt hires a traveling companion named Mazaroff. They stay at Woodcocks Inn on Marrasdala Moor. Mazaroff vanishes during the night. Sheila Herehi and Verner Courthope seek clues at a shooting box. Mazaroff is found murdered along with missing diamonds. Sir Armintrade Doctor Eccle Bhare and others arrive as police and a detective probe.
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Mervyn Holt
Mazaroff
Woodcocks
Marrasdala Moor
Dirs Elphinstone
Sheila Herehi
Ben
Elt
Merchison
Hott
Sheila
Elphinstone
Maerchlison
When Armies Meet in Battle on a Chessboard
The article draws an analogy between chess and everyday life noting two armies of equal strength on a 64 square board. It argues victory depends on the stronger general and warns against premature attacks before pieces are developed, citing failures from neglecting piece development.
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Thia
Ameke Juns tract in Manhattan described as 62 acres
The area is described as about 62 acres in New York City extending from Warren Court along CGroadway to Duane Street then northwest to Christopher Street with the Hudson River forming the base of a roughly triangular area.
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New York
New York City
Warren Court
Duane = street
Christopher Street
Hudson River
Birds Name Themselves In Quirky Characters
The passage notes birds assigning names by their calls with a peewee called Etgelf and a chickadee named by its utterance. It portrays the enchoo as an international figure and suggests birds put much of themselves into their sounds, praising their advertising value.
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Etgelf
Heb White
Unclear Reads Puzzle of Fragmented Text
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and phrases without clear event or structure. The readable bits include distorted phrases and potential proper nouns but no coherent report or outcome to summarize into a factual news item.
Europe Hates Us For Our Prosperity Say Rotary Officer
George C. Perkins of Rotary International disembarked from the Scythia declaring that Europe resents American wealth. A doctor explains a misdiagnosed sore spot tale ends with indigestion. Miss Cayenne rejects becoming a motion picture star as her mother trusts local gossip over agents.
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Europe
George C. Perkins
Rotary International
Scythia
Miss Cayenne
Old love affair fades as efforts to rekindle fail
Aged romance drifts into silence as attempts by either party to revive it are abandoned after a year or two. The piece notes the natural cooling of affection and the futility of renewed pursuit.
Tramp and Circus Owner Exchange Thrift Talk
In a brief Stray Stories vignette a hungry tramp pleads for food as a circus owner scoffs about endurance. The exchange underscores hardship and stingy generosity in a compact street scene.
Something to Find Vancouver Province line
A Vancouver Province excerpt quotes a hunter describing three months of searching in the mountains. The reflection hints at pursuit and inquiry without detailing specific outcomes or identities. The brief inquiry asks whether the sought trio was found, leaving the result open.
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Vancouver Province
Pooh Pooh-pooh a Child's Ambitions Story
A reflection on dismissing a child's dreams and the risk of never learning their future ambitions as they grow. The piece cautions against negative judgments that may stifle potential and long-term development.
Reason to Be Annoyed Border Cities Star dialogue
A brief fragment from Border Cities Star records a quarrel line about an employee leaving. The exchange shows a miscommunication over the timing of departure and the boss's annoyance.
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Border Cities Star
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Crofe
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Muscrave
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Pennsylvania Salt Mig. Co
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Chicago
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Tlvania
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Sean He
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McBride
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Erskine
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