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Masonic Lodges all have a number allocated to them as well as the relevant geographic information such as an address.
When in general conversation, a Mason who wanted to ask another person if they followed Freemasonry, would casually ask “how old is your grandmother?”.
If the recipient was a Mason they would answer with their lodge number.
#23 was Port Adelaide (now incorporated into Adelaide),
#207 is Edwardstown,
#226 is Tusmore.
The Gladstone bag!
An early Gladstone Bag also known as a “Doctor’s Bag”.
By the end of the 19th century, the Gladstone bag had been adopted by doctors to carry their medical equipment.
Was this the style of bag described by Ina Harvey at the Strathmore Hotel reception desk after the attendant returned from upstairs?
“A lovely man stayed a few days, possibly in room 21 or 23”.
(Why wasn’t she more accurate when she nominated either of the 2 rooms? After all, she was the booking clerk.)
But don’t fret, I’ll bring Ina back later.
When he left, he presented Ina with a small box of powder (scented talcum powder) and she said to him something like “see you again soon” on which he replied, “I won’t be returning”.
Why was there a syringe left in the bag?
When the contents of the suitcase (suitcase?) were paraded to the media, and shown to the public, could the reason the slippers were so flat was that they (and the other items) were squashed into the bag displayed above?
Was this the style of bag that SAPOL called a suitcase? Yes, it was! Did someone re-use the Gladstone bag from the Strathmore Hotel to indicate a certain location? Yes, someone did! And was this meant to be part of the message? Yes, it was!
Why was there a syringe left in the bag?
