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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
5
Excerpt discusses the subject M Jonquelle with notes on his physical traits and artistry. The text highlights his presence in artistic settings and his precise gestures. It hints at his vigor and determination while questioning his life and status.
An American named Martin Dillard is linked to a burned Paris house in the Faubourg Saint Germain. Monsieur Jonquelle and a composed Parisian woman discuss motives and an implied past, as investigators seek why the dwelling burned despite unique locks and no insurance.
The Green Wizard provides the Twins with magical glasses to aid Tingaling and Buskins on their quest. The twins prepare two pairs, one for Tingaling and one for Buskins, then depart quickly while Light Fingers watches from above. The tale ends with a cliffhanger, to be continued.
Betsy Jane, at seventeen, joins her husband and infant to claim land near the flats across from La Conner. The Cornelius family travels with surveyors, seeking a claim on the vast broken land, choosing a pretty spot, facing early hardships and fear as they settle by the river that brings trouble.
A Paris fire sparks a tense exchange as an American and Jonquelle press for Madame's explanation. The two men discuss Casque d Or and Madame’s past as authorities seek answers about the blaze that consumed an elegant Faubourg St. Germain house.
A concise note on the work of Bertha E. Shapleigh of Columbia University discussing southern sweet potatoes and their culinary or agricultural significance.
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