Musical Scoundrels Shadow Craven Case At Seventy-Sixth Street
Peter tracks Craven and Craven’s evasive movements through Park Avenue and Seventy-sixth Street. Quoin and Peter confront Mrs Milsworthy at the brownstone entrance while pursuing Miss Craven to confirm she is safe and to learn Craven’s plans.
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Park Avenue
Madison Avenue
Peter
Number 98
Southpaw Smith and Gordon
Craven
Seventy-sixth Street
Peters
Great Eastern
Margrave
Quoin
Pater
Milsworthy
Necklace Dilemma at the Margrave
Lydia resists a plan to wait for Craven at the Plaza while Mrs. Ellsworthy hints at connections to Merrilees. Lydia debates Craven’s note and ponders a nightmare scenario as she is left alone with no means to contact the outside world.
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Lydia
Tad Craven
Craven
Mrs. Ellsworthy
Mr. Craven
Mrs. Merrilees
Lytia
Mae Gate
Dover Delaware Celebrates Two Hundredth Anniversary
Dover Delawaremarked its 200th founding anniversary tracing back to 1683 when William Penn appointed survey of the town site and later paid land owners in trade goods for the land. The piece links Dover to Williamsburg and Annapolis as sister Colonial capitals and notes its historic traditions and role as Kent County seat.
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Dover
Del
Williamsburg
Annapolis
William Penn
James, Duke of York
Pennsylvania
Delaware
British Army Boots Compared to Civilian Footwear
The article describes the British Army boot made from chrome tanned leather with a single piece front from toe to heel and back seam. It notes a hard iron plate under the toe and typical foot sizes around seven to eight, contrasting with a Russian Cossack boot near nine to ten, knee height with a top buckle and stitched welts differently from the British boot.
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Tommy
Atkins
Self-Esteem and Remorse Across Conduct
The excerpt asserts that people can build a philosophy to preserve self-esteem despite reprehensible actions. It notes that even traffickers may rationalize their behavior to themselves. It warns that prolonged self-esteem loss can drive a person to consider suicide, and holds remorse as essential.
The Changing Times War Alters Old Civic Ties
The piece reflects on wartime impact eroding traditional institutions. It recalls a bygone era when a typewriter repairman would fix a scrow and threads the ribbon while drafting a call to public service. The writer notes shifts from peaceful days to a wartime mindset.
Bree Wade’s warning amid old Georgia wartime tales
A fragmented Georgia reminiscence quotes Bree Wade and Brother Wade discussing ruin and fate during a war era, capturing regional speech and family lore as told in a historic Atlanta Constitution style.
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Bree Wade
Georgia
Wade
Atlanta Constitution
Dent Fer Men With Weak Heart
Doctor Yon treats a man with a weak heart while a nurse aids in the ward. The scene centers on medical care and the urgency of monitoring a fragile patient in the hospital setting.
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Sidney
Tommy Tonkins And The Salt Water Misfortune
Tommy Tonkins loved baseball and aimed to be a catcher. After using salt water to toughen his hands, a ball broke a neighbor’s window, marking his third incident of the season. Mrs Tonkins feared her husband’s return and Tommy reflected sadly on his mistake.
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Tommy
Tommy Tonkins
Milk as an Economical Staple Food
Milk is an economical food with high nutrient digestibility though water content is large. It should be used as a staple despite its relatively high price per quart.
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Haven
Palm Beach Suit Price Sparks Fashion Flare
A social figure is described as extravagant for spending more than ten dollars on a Palm Beach suit. The passage notes a young girl teasing him as youth indulges in its fling and excess.
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Palm Beach
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