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Newspaper
Roanoke Review
Location
Roanoke, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1922
Page
3
In the morning Gra mont learns the luggage compartment is emptied and suspects a watcher. Hammond reveals the disappearance and they agree to wait and see who was watching, while planning no immediate action.
Gramont and Hammond pursue a stolen luggage alarm and fingerprint lead as Ben Chacherre, a notorious Creole figure, interrupts at Exeter National Bank. Chacherre applies arrogant insolence to the teller and hints at Jachin Fell while a possible helm in an aviation tale surfaces.
Wealthy banker Joseph Maillard hosts a masked ball where the Midnight Masquer plans to strike. Lucie Ledanois, the Columbine, faces financial peril and a romance with Fell. Gramont in disguise as the monk turns out to be the prince, orchestrating a staged theft with Hammond.
A fragment notes that few criminals in the country had not heard the name Izzy Gumberts, suggesting his notoriety. The line reflects a slangy, sensational tone typical of crime mentions in the era.
A motivational note urges readers to seize local chances and work hard. It argues ideals are not easily realized, competition is fierce, and only some succeed. By applying enthusiasm and clear thinking, individuals can forge a lasting record and become honored citizens through personal effort.
A quotation contrasts golf with gardening as a sport. The speaker praises gardening for cheaper tools and the potential to yield edible returns, while noting golf as a favorite exercise.
Publication of this remarkable autobiography began this week in The Chicago Daily News the first installment on Tuesday September 26 Newsdealers across the northwest have increased supplies and offer back numbers or a complete reprint of all chapters printed through Saturday September 30. Readers may also mail $1.00 to The Chicago Daily News Chicago to receive two months of the paper postage paid.
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