Sherlock Holmes Visit at the Blue Rose Club
Inspector Waterton meets Maisie Rae and Leon Rozel at the Blue Rose Club in Twillingate Newfoundland as part of a quiet night off duty. Holmes warns Maisie about a risky life while offering help to leave. Rozel notes Snyder is abroad and hints at past trouble. The scene ends with Waterton planning a dentist visit and leaving Rozel’s office.
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Scotland Yard
Blue Rose Club
Leon Rozel
Rogel
Rozel
Maisie Rae
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Blue Rose
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Maisie
Razel
Brixton
Sherlock Holmes
Snyder
America
Jake
Notre Dame Bay
Bay
Twillingate
SUN Office
Hidden Riddles at the Dance End
A dialogue unfolds between the inspector and Maisie during a dance as they question trust and cleverness among men. The exchange hints at judgment and honesty, revealing tension over character and motives in a social setting.
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Maisie
Hard Luck for a Dancer Turned Addict in Town
In a tense exchange Maisie discusses a dancer’s relapse and fears of being shunned. She recalls six months drug free yet admits the social pull and danger of returning to old sources. A stranger offers help in exchange for a future favor to arrange another start.
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Maisie
CINDER ELLA Flour Promoted for Fine Baking Results
A brief note recommends trying CINDER ELLA flour for superior baking outcomes and highlights its fine results.
Collision dispute over fault and taxi request
A motorist tells a stout bystander the fault lies with her for blocking the road while she retorts that TV was not gaping and asks to hire a taxi. The exchange hints at a traffic incident and a dispute over responsibility.
Twillirigate Cooks favor Cinder Ella Flour
A note in Twillirigate highlights Cinder Ella Flour as a preferred choice among many top cooks. The piece underscores its reputation and local usage without additional context.
Maid responds as she tunes the wireless in a gramophone moment
A maid, avid wireless fan, answers the phone and says Madam will speak in a minute. She adds she will play a gramophone record in the satc.
Gold Medal Harlem Oil Capsules Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Gold Medal Harlem Oil Capsules as a kidney and bladder stimulant and diuretic. It claims quick results, urges readers to buy from a druggist, and links symptoms like backache moist palms leg cramps and puffy eyes to kidney trouble. The copy emphasizes Haarlem Holland origins and urges regular kidney cleansing.
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Harlem
Haarlem
Holland
Rich young man seeks consent amid daughter's suitor doubt
A nervous rich young man speaks to the girl's father about his advances. The father reassures with a quip about caring for his own needs, leaving the situation unresolved.
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Twillingate Sun
TETAS
Ped Dammam Snag
Pitta Witt
Thas
Fe Theouh
Atlee
T. McMurdo & Co. Ltd
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Gerald S. Doyle, Ltd
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Confederation Life
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