Intrigue and danger swirl around Cameron and Clyde
Robert Cameron, a capitalist, receives threatening letters and mysterious events unfold aboard a yacht. A portrait head is cut, a Nell Gwynne mirror shatters, and Cameron falls ill. Clyde suspects a scheme tied to Chinese figures in New York as a search for Cameron continues.
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Robert Cameron
Ee Clyde
Cameron
Nell Gwynne
Clyde
Evelyn
Lans
Johnson
Yup Sing
New York
Miss Clement
Murphy
Crystal Consolidated
Fifth Avenue
China
Yup
Sable Lorcha
Donald M'Nish
M’nish
Erglland
The Cameron Case Confesses Under Pressure in Fifth Avenue House
In a tense confrontation at a Fifth Avenue residence, McNish grips a secretary as John Loy, Yup Sing, and Chen Mok monitor the scene. Eurasian convict Soy faces McNish in a dramatic ante mortem moment, ending with a fatal pistol blast as Bryan intervenes.
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Evelyn
Mr. Bryan
Dr. Massey
Mr. Cameron
Bryan
United States
McNish
Cameron
Yup Sing
O’hara
O'Hara
John Loy
Detective Bureau
Upper
Fifth Avenue
Soy
Sibylla
Nantucket
Dovers Street
Peter Johnson
Yup
Clyde
Donald McNish
Tragedy rumors haunt Cameron town house tale
A frail rumor mill claims the Cameron tragedy and a convalescent millionaire. Evelyn Grayson collapses under brutal publicity as doctors rush to aid her. Dr Addison Massey is summoned after a direct line to the crisis, with more questions about Cameron's fate lingering.
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Fay
Cameron Town House
Crystal
Consolidated
Cameron
Evelyn Grayson
John Loy
Evening Journal
Evelyn
Massey
Boston
Thorne
Roosevelt Hospital
Addison
China
Snake Serum Ordered by Austrian Army Corps
The Lancet reports the Austrian army corps chief medical officer ordered Calmette's serum for serpent bites and issued a large stock to each southern regiment. Men and officers receive instruction and stock inspections plus lectures on poisonous snakes. Army hospitals get necessary applicators, reducing reliance on alcohol and permanganate potash.
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Calmette
Empire
Instructional Agencies Train Farmers Across the Nation
Farmers in the United States receive instruction in efficiency methods through at least eleven main agencies. A bureau issued publication lists elementary and secondary schools and agricultural high schools, country schools of agriculture, traveling schools, educational trains, farmers' institutes, clubs, city garden schools, normal schools of agriculture, and colleges of agriculture as free resources.
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United States
Practical Fashions Boy's Overcoat Pattern Notice
Practical Fashions advertises a boy's overcoat pattern 6138 for sizes 4 to 12 years with yardage details and a trousers pattern 1230 for sizes 3 to 14 years. To obtain, send 10 cents to the Pattern Department with name address size and pattern number.
One Piece Dress Pattern with Left Front Closure
Description of pattern 6131 for a one piece dress with left front closure and four piece skirt. Includes collar style options and empire waist. Doubl e row of buttons as trim. Sizes 34 to 42. medium needs 6 yards of 36 inch or 3% yards of 44 inch material.
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Pattern Department
Surprising exam answer at London board school
A bright student answered a history riddle in London during a board school examination. When asked who David was the king of Israel the son of Jesse the pupil identified him correctly. The inspector then asked who Jesse was and the pupil replied The Flower of Dunblane after a brief pause.
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London
David
Isiae
Jesse
Dunblane
Fragmentary dialogue from a 19th century text
Fragmented quotation shows two speakers, Gertrude and Jack, discussing a bet or game and footwear. The garbled OCR fragment mentions nail stock ings and a claim of winning from a man nearby, with uncertainty about who won. No clear event or identities are establishable.
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Gertrude
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Uncle Robert
Philip
High Seas
Miss‘ Clement
Checkabeedy
Fifty-sixth Street
Grayson
Lorcha
Cyright
Me- Nish
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