Revelations in Ithaca Affair Unfold at Pendlehaven House
In a tense dinner at Pendlehaven, Reginald and his mother Mrs. Curtis face a treacherous web of accusations as Tennibel Devon and Doctor Paul Pendlehaven uncover a planned crime. Reggie confesses his role in poisoning attempts, while Mrs. Curtis confronts the truth about her ill fated schemes and a poisonous past.
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Pendlehaven
Reggie
Philip Mace Cauley
John
Katherine
Philip
Suresh
Join
Mrs. Curtis
Pen
Ehaven
Sarah
Reegie
Keenig
Devon
Aliiays
Paul
Pendiehaven
Syracuse
Reginald
Tien Tennibel
Uriah
Paul Pendlehaven
Ithaca
Kathie
Reg
Tennibel
Doctor Pauls Conservatory
Tony
Tennibel Devon
Tony Devon
Doctor Baul
Gussie Piglet
Doctor Paul
Reggie Brown
Phil
Jonnicbel
Paul Pendiehaven
Mavam
Pennibel
Narrow Lot House With Broad Appeal
A compact 18 foot wide brick home proves big on light and use. It features a bay dining room, front living room, wide porch, service porch, and a kitchen with porch access. Built for safety, it uses gypsum plaster on metal lath and asphalt shingles, promising durable value. The Permanent Building Bureau in Chicago offers to prove and assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permanent Building Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Plans for Efficient Buying and Selling Advancing
The Farmer-Labor Co operative congress in Cleveland will consider closer ties between producers and consumers, group buying and selling, and direct shipping to industrial centers. Delegates from 125 labor unions, 900,000 farmers, and cooperative stores will attend February 10 to 12, led by Warren S. Stone of the locomotive engineers union.
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iBy
Associated Press
Cleveland
Farmer-Labor Co-operative Congress
Warrens. Stone
P Brothehood
T Locomotive Engineers
Persistent cough cured by Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A Greenville law student H P Burbage reports a long persistent cough alarming him for fear of consumption. After trying Chamberlains Cough Remedy he felt a remarkable change and after two small bottles was permanently cured.
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H. P. Burbage
Greenville
D. C
Chamberlain
Adv
Sweet Potatoes Help Madill Farmers Meet Debts
In Madill Oklahoma bankers report that only farmers who grew sweet potatoes in 1920 could pay their debts. The Washita Valley Sweet Potato Company formed with 25000 capital funds a curing house and 40 members. The firm pays 75 cents a bushel for green potatoes and expects acreage to rise as markets expand and curing methods improve.
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Madill
Oklahoma
Marshall County
Washita
W. H. Colby
M. E. Ewing
Ewing
Ewine
Manacter
Hold On Like Grim Death in cotton markets
Letter from W Haythornthwaite urges Burnley readers to hold on to raw cotton as prices fall. He notes Liverpool January prices around 11.40 per pound and New York equivalent near 16 cents. He warns most textile machinery is idle and calls for steady, higher price signals to revive demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnley
England
Liverpool
New York
Europe
W. Haythornthwaite
Cure for bad cold with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
A Gardiner Maine man, C D Glass, suffered years of colds and coughs until a druggist recommended Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. He reports complete cure and continues to rely on it for quick relief from colds.
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Chamberlain
C. D. Glass
Gardiner
Yamberlain
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Shelferin
Sravle
Mater
Tonnthel
F.o.b. Sherman
Pittman & Harrison Co. Field and Garden Seeds
Sherman, Texas
Chickasha Acala Cotton Seed CO
W. HK Holtby
Chickasha, Okla
Ada
Liberty Shoe Shop
East Main
Okla
Benjamin Franklin
Oklahoma State Bank
Ada, Oklahoma
C. H. Rives
H. P. Reich
L. A. Ellison
F. J. Stafford
H. J. Huddleston
Main and Townsend, Ada, Oklahoma
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