Prince of Wales Keeps Humble York House In London
London report notes the Prince of Wales with an annual income between 150 000 and 175 000 lives quietly in York House at St James's Palace. The interior is plain, with a reception room, a secretariat off the ante room, and private quarters including a small dressing room and office overlooking the street.
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Ausband’s Fate: The Lover Left with Nerve Taken
An enigmatic note says A. Ausband remains as a lover after a nerve extraction. The fragment hints at personal loss and a drastic medical or symbolic act leaving Ausband diminished.
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Sculptor dies in Milford scaffold accident
In Milford on November 12 Charles A. Bartelli, a sculptor, fell from a scaffold after a joist collapsed. He suffered facial bruises. another worker, Radi con fell with no apparent injuries. The brief report notes Bartelli's death connected to the incident.
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Prince’s Oxford Room Described in Green Decor
The Prince at Oxford is shown in a room with a predominant green color. A massive writing desk and two book cases, cazirs, and portraits of Rosal family members fill the space. Two other well-furnished rooms on this door are reserved as reception rooms for formal occasions.
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Diamonds Stolen in Minneapolis Jewelry Store Heist
Two masked bandits robbed B. M. Kaufman diamond merchant in Minneapolis as store was entered and escaped with forty six thousand in gems. The crime occurred November 13 and no arrests are reported.
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English-born Writer Mr Hume Passes At 63
Mr Hume, born in England sixty three years ago, spent most of his life in New Zealand and Australia. He trained for the bar and practiced law before turning to writing novels.
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Injured at Work In North Eaton Street School Construction
Two men, Fred Smith of 312 Fourth Street and Henry Radi con of S31 Dewey Avenue, were taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday after an accident at the new North Eaton Street school building during construction. Smith suffered injuries when the incident occurred at the site.
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Conquer rheumatism with S. S. S. advertised cure
A vintage ad extols S. S. S. as a blood purifier that “builds the red blood” to fight rheumatism. It promises relief from painful joints and muscles, improved appetite, and renewed vigor after taking the tonic, with claims of universal benefit and economy per bottle.
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