Mystery of Mazaroff Ends in Murder on Marrasdale Moor
Traveling companion Mervyn Holt and the man calling himself Mazaroff stay at Woodcock Inn on Marrasdale Moor. Mazaroff, who claims to be Merchison, disappears and is later found murdered. Diamonds go missing and a gun tied to Mus-Brave is recovered. Will leaves all to Holt.
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Mervyn Holt
Mazaroff
Woodcock
Marrasdale Moor
Elphinstone
Sheila Merchiaon
Holt
Merchison
Sheila
Verner Courthopa
Magearoff
Armintrada
Eccleshare
Manners
Bownas
Crole
Maythorne
Muzaroff
Mrs. Elphinstone
Murder Mystery Deepens Over Missing Will and Murder
Holt confronts a web of motives and money as the inquest on Mazaroff proceeds. Crole and Maythorne pursue a theory implicating Ratty Parslave, while Postlethwaite at Imperial Bank connects the dead man’s eight hundred thousand pound fortune to Armintrade, Courthope’s manager.
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Maythorne
Black Gill Junction
London
Imperial Banking Corporation of South Africa
Mazaroff
Armintrade
Crole
Courthope
South Africa
Cape Town
Postlethwaite
Muazaroff
England
Food origins blur across states says historian Mu riel Allen King
The New York Herald Tribune writer Mu riel Allen King argues that food culture in the United States has blended beyond earlier regional tastes. He notes prewar pride in local cookery and dishes once tied to New England Texas Virginia and other regions.
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United States
Muriel Allen King
New York Herald Tribune
New England
Texas
Virginia
Boston
Kansas City
Greenwich Village
Camel Hump Fat Stores Fuel for Long Deserts
The backbone of the single humped camel is straight not curved. Camels’ humps are mainly fat and vary with condition. When overworked and underfed they shrink. Humps act as a commissary, supplying sustenance during famine as fat is reabsorbed.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Eyes During Sleep Reveal Active Eye Muscles
Stanford psychologist Professor Walter R. Miles reports that eye muscles perform definite work during sleep. Lids remain closed, pupils contract, eyes roll upward, and the surrounding muscles puckers, indicating the sensory system stays active despite rest.
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Walter R. Miles
Stanford University
Miles
Y Pathfinder Magazine
Missing Rembrandts Hidden 70 Lost Masters Across Time
A London art dealer has spent years seeking seventy lost Rembrandts described in ancient records. Many remain missing for centuries as owners fail to recognize their true identity. If found they could transform owners’ lives from poverty to comfort or luxury.
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London
Mazaroff murder case moves toward Armintrade link
In the Cecil Hotel rooms the investigators uncover papers from Mazaroff to Armintrade, including a ciphered letter and Cape Town correspondences. Maythorne arranges a cable to confirm Armintrade’s involvement as the team plans further action and a interview with Armintrade.
Oil of Joy Christianity Motto Inspires Help for the Poor
A Henry Drummond quote extols the oil of joy as a source of warmth and comfort for the needy and urges blessing the old with praise. It asserts cheerful people and generous gifts ease poverty more than material goods.
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Henry Drummond
A Moral Pivot in the World Centered on Jesus Christ
Stanley Jones quotes a Hindu college professor stating that modern history reveals a Moral Pivot. He argues the best life in both East and West centers on that pivot, identifying the person of Jesus Christ as the focus.
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South India College
Jesus Christ
Stanley Jones
Force of Character Necessary Motto Quotation
A compact quotation emphasizes that even great talents fail without character. The line attributed to Segur frames character as the sustaining force behind brilliance.
A Family Doctor's Laxative Is Best
An advertisement promotes Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe, physician recommended laxative. It claims strict laboratory supervision and a long-standing reputation with millions of families relying on the product. It notes availability in bottles for use and widespread drugstore distribution.
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Dr. Caldwell
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Herman Kloop
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1Rst Avenue
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Mary of Bethany
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Pinkham Med. Co
Pepsia
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