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Average Jones is a brilliant young man of independent means, thanks to the bequest of a wealthy yet jaded uncle. Five years after graduating college, he finds himself bored with travel and his bon vivant lifestyle, and restless for some meaningful hobby to occupy his mind. On the advice of a friend, he decides to set up a business as an Ad-Visor," warning potential buyers of goods and services of potential scams. Each "ad-vising" case turns into a crime-detecting story showcasing the amateur sleuth's deductive reasoning, a la Sherlock Holmes. At times bizarre, at times humorous, this collection is highly entertaining, featuring stories such as "The B-flat Trombone," "The Man Who Spoke Latin," and "The Million-Dollar Dog.""

Set in early 20th-century New York, a medical researcher races against time to find a cure for the deadly "Blue Death." As the city grapples with this mysterious illness, Dr. Horace Byrd navigates a landscape filled with suspense, detective work, and moral dilemmas surrounding medical research and scientific ethics. Samuel Hopkins Adams skillfully intertwines thrilling mystery with contemporary social issues, creating a narrative that captivates while provoking thought about the implications of unchecked experimentation in society.

Focusing on investigative journalism and muckraking, the book delves into the life of Samuel Hopkins Adams, tracing his career from a reporter at the New York Sun to his influential role at McClure's Magazine. Known for exposing public health issues, he collaborated with notable journalists like Lincoln Steffens and Ida Tarbell. His work on patent medicines for Collier's highlights his commitment to uncovering societal truths. Adams' writings not only shaped public awareness but also underscored the importance of ethical journalism in America.

This fairy tale explores the theme of finance through a narrative that has held significance throughout history. The modern edition has been carefully reformatted and retyped to ensure clarity and readability, preserving the original work for both current and future audiences. The effort to republish it highlights its enduring relevance and importance in understanding financial concepts.

This classical work has been preserved and modernized by Alpha Editions to ensure its significance endures for future generations. The book has been carefully reformatted, retyped, and designed, providing a clear and readable text that is not a scanned copy of the original. Its historical importance is emphasized through this thoughtful republishing effort.

Set against the vibrant backdrop of New York City, this novel intricately weaves together character-driven narratives that highlight the complexities of everyday life. Through keen observations and social commentary, it explores human relationships and neighborhood dynamics, offering a poignant glimpse into urban existence. The rich portrayal of community interactions invites readers to experience the sights and sounds of the city, making it a timeless reflection on the human condition and a significant contribution to American literature.