Detective confronts solicitor over opal brooch theft link
Detective Hurd and Paul Beecot press Mr. Pash about the opal brooch tied to the Norman murder case. Tray’s statement implicates the lawyer while Ford and Miss Norman pursue birth certificates as clues. Beecot insists on accountability, hinting Miss Krill may not receive the money if evidence holds.
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Beecot
Ford
Sylvia
Echool
Hay
Torrington School
Krill
Maud
Hurd
Rachel
Agron Norman
Christchurch
Paul
Qian
Maud Krill
Pash
Liverpool Street
Master Clump
Troy
Tray
L’ash
Metropolitan Railway
Temple Station
Chancery Lane
Mr. Ford
Norman
Mr. Pash
Trey
Posh
Mr. Posh
Aul
Plath
Iurd
Woman's Plan to Help American Music Students Abroad
Paris musician Mme Mame Planel arrives in New York to launch a program aiding American girls studying at French conservatories. She aims to showcase talent, train performers, and create paid opportunities while promoting French composers beyond Massenet and Saint Saens.
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Mame
Tekla Planel
Paris
M. Louis Planel
New York City
Planel
Mme. Plane
America
Massenet
Saint-Saens
Mme. Planel
L’union Artistique de Femme Franceis
Mme. Planet
Emil Passard
Saint Saens
Paul Ridal
Grand Opera Orchestra
August Chapuis
Gabriel Pares
Garde Republicaine
Bach
Wagner
Uke
Cold cream hair growth myth debunked says skin expert
A noted skin specialist declares that using cold cream as a facial cleaner does not cause hair growth. They recommend five minutes, then rinse with warm water and a dash of cold, noting the method keeps skin smooth and prevents enlarged pores or false hair.
A Scrapbook Ledger for Bills in Alphabetical Order
The article urges preserving all bills, paid or not, in a large scrap book arranged alphabetically by the bill's proposer. It suggests leaves modeled like an address book to quickly locate any bill, viewing this as a cheaper substitute for a formal letter file.
Parlor minded or kitchen bound women quoted
A 19th century critique labels women who focus on domestic duties as parlor minded. It argues balance is needed and compares to George Eliot, urging broad life contact alongside specialty to stay humane. The excerpt questions measuring time spent on housework and emphasizes human-mindedness.
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George Eliot
Silk bedclothes become latest fad among the rich
Silk sheets and pillowcases with embroidered pillowslips attract attention as a luxury for wealthy buyers. Prices range from 75 to 250 dollars per pair depending on embroidery. The silk used is usually surah or china with surah being the costlier fabric.
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China
Superstitions on Cutting the Nails and Housekeeping Snippet
A compact item blends a folk superstition about nail cutting days with a sewing tip about oil stains and a note on judging character by appearances. The voice mirrors a late era newspaper column weaving fun beliefs with practical household advice.
Unknown dialogue line from Nashville American
A brief quoted exchange from the Nashville American shows one speaker asking if she can cook and another replies she has that beat a block, then explains she can make the cook cook.
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Nashville
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Dr. W. M. Terry
West Washington Stree
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Iowa
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Cook & Sherman
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Howard J. Ross
Nicolas Marmong
North Side Square
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Mason’s City
R. R
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U Seuccess
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Casey Bros
D. F. Macon
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Geren Galty
Chicago
Sun
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Hassonaer
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Milwaukee
East Bound Pass
Ian Tip
Gentral Ry
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Pal
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West Bouni
City Mall
Peoria Express
Pandaysers Limited
Bates
Rte
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Mmeapolis, Minn
Pullman
Oly
Frank Rogers
Vive Street
Clifford Thorne
Washington, Iowa
Court House
J. J. Kellogg
Attorney-At-Law
South Side Square
W. MN
Butterfield
Crail's
Eicher & Livingston
LAW
Charles A. Dewey
Lassewry
Notary Public
W. A. White
Faguane & Merchants State Bany
Northeast Corner Square
D. J. Wilson
Wilson
Wilson Lawyers
Tee
Washingo
County Savings Bank
W. M. Keeley
Kington
Main Street
P. J. Hanley
Ttermey
B. Crail
Pire Dry Gods
Citizens Savings Bank
Omas. H. Knox
I. M
Proull
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Dea General
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
WS48
Vrbgemace
Gd. McLaven Lin
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Pall Tree
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Scientific American
New York
Orice
D. G. Knottnerus Billiard Parior
North Gide Square
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