Marathon of Tremaine Clippings Drive Murder Mystery
In a staged study in probabilities a narrator and partner parse clippings tied to a Parisian fugitive Tremaine and a murder in New York. They reconstruct a tale of marriage schemes, treachery, and a hidden key linking Tremaine to Miss Croydon, Edith Croydon and the Delroy circle, with Thompson’s death and a dramatic Australian cipher.
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Deak
Thompson
Croydon
Tremaine
Maine
Chat Thompson
Wistar Charente
Dieppe
Tor
Tremain
Americ
Thorpsnwu
Columbus
Godfrey
Parla
Atka
Petits Colombes
Simmonds
Miss Croydon
Lester
Edith
France
Beckenham
Tremaine Whart
Mrs. Delroy
York
London
Centaur
Martinique
Marwells
Fort-de-France
Sydney
Australia
Dartn
tSc Heme
Bank of
New Sout Wales
Balth Gropden
Alyen Nyign
Prompson
Sir Sing
Jaimuain
Nieeppenre
America
St. Merce
Sthompson
Vane
St. Pierre
New York
Delroy
St Pierre
Treaine
Cinky
Tremale
Sing Sing
Mra. Delroy
Nin
Jimmy
Nompson
Anker
A New Year Conquest By Charles Moreau Harger
A midwinter Southwest tale follows a ranch chief and a titled ranch daughter aboard a palatial cattle king’s train. She slips away on a pony, meets Frank Mason, and faces danger as a herd and an unfolding county celebration complicate their escape plan.
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Amung
Ing
Mr. Mason
Frank Mason
Saiiia
Mason
Harvard
Sam Wuperintendig
Chicago
St.fouls
Magen
Cree Way
The Death of the Old Year in a Winter Tale
A fragmented historical newspaper excerpt weaving a melancholic verse about the old year passing, a New Year journey by train, rescue near a creek, and a rancher hero who aids a injured companion. It blends poetic refrains with a continuing narrative of romance and danger through a snowy locale and a frontier setting.
Indian Proverbs and Superstitions in Old Cincinnati
A fragmentary reprint discusses Native American proverbs and superstitions with harsh stereotypes. It includes lines on cowardice, firewater, and the paleface, followed by New Year resolutions and comments on women’s domestic labor and self care. The piece advises rest amid daily duties.
The Woman Is Never Old in Moral Portrait
A prose verse extols the ideal of perpetual poise and pleasant speech by a woman who avoids frowns, keeps calm nerves, and stays well dressed. It urges kindly conduct toward others, discreet social engagement, and loyal friendship while aging gracefully.
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