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ugh sometimes grudgingly [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], detectives admitted that information published in newspapers was in essential to the resolution of a ciime. Melville Macnaghten, whose attitude to the press was generally easy going, unhesitatingly affiimed: "At cettain times piessmen did hampei one, but in nine cases out of ten they have been of the gieatest use to me, and on occasions rendered yeoman setvice in the successful investigation of ciime" by reaching hundreds of thousands of ieadeis.
bracelets and necklaces can be bought for as little as $50, depending on the gold and gems used.The art nouveau period was brief but its work is easily recognized: female figures, faces, low-relief sculpting and pale or dusky stones such as amethyst or the irregular forms of fresh-water pearls.Edwardian jewelry, which is airy, light, lacy and delicate, is heavily in demand these days in keeping with a move to pale linens, romantic
Journalists did not necessaiily seek any advantage in publicizing the exploits and achievements of individual detectives. Howevet, it stands to reason that detectives craving publicity were likely to be bettei disposed to requests by inquisitive reporters, and that this publicity generated a friendlier disposition among detectives in their dealings with the press.
Journalists also played a more active and conscious role in bringing about change in their relationship with detectives. They challenged the poor treatment they received at the hands of Scotland Yard on the pages of their newspapers, reprimanding the Yaid for withholding information.112 Journalist J. Hall Richardson used the book Police! , which he wrote in the late 1 880s jointly with a foimei police officer, to draw attention to the "brusque impertinence" frequently shown by police officers to journalists.
Although the authors did not fully endorse the views expressed in an article in a leading newspaper on subject, they quoted extensively from it in their book, including the accusation that "the less the police have to communicate the more desirous they are to enshroud their ignorance in mystery."
twisted, to form rings, bracelets and necklaces.Victorian jewelry, which teds to be large, heavy and ornate - in materials such as dark bog oak, glossy black jet (a form of coal made popular during Queen Victoria's long period of mourning for her husband Albert), gold and silver Pins are large and ornate, many with distinctive motifs such as a small flying bird or a hand extended. Victorian rings,
florals and the dapper look of classic mens- wear. Today's buyers love its pale clear stones - amethyst, peridot, seed pearls - and the dangling earrings and throat-length necklaces.The look that has been strong for years is art deco. Canadians cannot get enough of its clean geometric lines and inimitable style of hard-edged sophistication, the diamond and platinum jewelry, the onyx and jade inlay. There are few bargains in art deco gemstones; expect to pay $10,000 for a fine diamond piece by Cartier. Simpler small pins and rings, however, can still be found for under $100.Cultured pearls were invented by the Japanese firm of Mikimoto in 1907 and long strands are a hot fashion item at the moment. Expect to pay
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