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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
2
Tommy and Tuppence pursue a lead on Rita and Jane Finn amid Washington style intrigue. They collate London addresses, meet Mr. Hersheimmer, and track a suspect while racing Whittington through a shady doorway.
In a sinking Lusitania tale a stranger entrusts a girl with a package for the American ambassador. In London two former spies form The Young Adventurers Ltd to take on a dangerous assignment to uncover a man named Jane Finn connected to a Bolshevik network and a high government official.
Four members of a quartet insist the others cannot sing and, at times, are justified in their belief. The Kansas City Star notes this playful troupe clash reflects comic harmony within a shared stage.
A musical conductor planning a tour with a Broadway revue contemplates leaving two large grips at the Pennsylvania Station left-luggage office. He jokes with his landlady from Scotland about paying 50 cents weekly for storage and she suggests pawning them to save a dime a month.
A regional district attorney, famed for oratory, led a large case with a florid plea to jurors. He urged the panel to retire and mete out justice as she deserves to be met, a moment noted for its rhetorical flourish.
A fragment from overheard dialogue shows Mrs Mame reacting to a man described as a phrenologist. The exchange highlights curiosity about diverse religions and beliefs in a social setting.
Mrs Hoyle declares her husband is a man of letters. Mrs Doyle retorts that most of them contain bills, implying expenses and debts tied to literary pursuits. The exchange highlights social wit in a domestic scene.
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