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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
6
Phillip HMellyer, nearly blind at sixty seven, plunged into a river to rescue a child who had fallen into the water. He brought the youngster to a dock and saved the life with a brave act.
Zaboleff warns of masked Black Gang menacing gatherings in Barking. The gang disrupts a meeting and punishes participants while seizing others. A memo leads to Hoxton. Sir Bryan Johnstone seeks Zaboleff after an attempted raid ends with chloroform. Drummond aids the police, while a bomb kills Ginger Martin during a burglary attempt.
Hugh and companions discover a sealed bag containing several glittering objects, five white and one large rose pink diamond, prompting astonishment. Toby asserts they are real diamonds, recognizing their value and hinting at a larger menace tied to their mission and the mystery of the bomb.
The scene details Phyllis and Toby examining diamonds believed to be highly valuable. Hugh jokes about the fortune, estimating a quarter of a million pounds for a single stone if sold to the right buyer. The bag is swept up as a clue, with a mysterious bomb thrower mentioned in passing.
In a Ritz private suite a Reverend Theodosius Longmoor and his daughter Janet host a quiet supper. Enter Count Zadowa with grand news, while the reverend chides his associate for past failures against a feared Black Gang. Janet awaits an expected guest.
The count explains how he trapped the Black Gang by turning on lights and opening a secret door, making the assailants reveal themselves. He admits killing the gang leader and abandoning the Hoxton HQ while a red desk light signaled danger, watched by the reverend and Janet as the plot unfolds.
Variation in Story Leon Bloy recalls a tale about a young villager who pushes for his share, but unlike the Prodigal Son, Bloy says in his memory the pigs are the ones who return. The anecdote comments on ingratitude and generations.
The birth rate in Japan is higher than in any other country that maintains official vital statistics. This fact highlights Japan's demographic standing among nations with reliable population data.
Tennessee church deacons confront a married pastor charged with embracing a female parishioner in the vestry. He defends himself with a lengthy sermon on shepherd imagery. Deacons exonerate him but insert a proviso about future temptations using a ram lamb comparison.
In southern Alabama Mose Tupper stands before a judge for a preliminary hearing on wilful murder. When asked about defense counsel he claims no funds and suggests letting the matter drop. The judge urges proper defense and may appoint an attorney at court expense.
A Kentucky lawyer, moving to Chicago as attorney for a lumber company, ascends to a display‑minded lifestyle. He rents a grand house and hires a staff, including a colored butler, who asks if he should wear full dress at dinner. The master replies that he can lend it to him on evenings with company.
Two French Canadian travelers drift at night on a Quebec river in a house boat. One man, familiar with the river, wakes the other as they realize they are displaced. He shouts Baptiste calling him to wake, only to learn they are twelve miles from their intended location.
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