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Newspaper

Advance Hustler

Location

Advance, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1908

Page

6

The Dark House A Knot Unravelled

A long inquest and a twist unfold at Albemarle Square as Paul Capel and companions confront a vanished treasure in the Colonel Capel tomb. Doctor Heston raises murder questions and a missing hoard, while Katrine and Lydia decide their fate as Capel faces possible betrayal and a dangerous game of trust.

Charles Pillar Heston No. 9A Albemarle Square Capel Mr. Girtle Katrine Lydia Paul Capel Gerard Artis Artis D’enghien British Museum Ramo Girtle Miss Lawrence Lydia Lawrence Greenham Doctor Heston

Names in Polkville: a family football of great men

A northern tourist teases Mr Logback about repeating names in his Polkville household. The father explains they name children after great men to inspire them, listing William J Bryan Logback and Bryan J Williams among others, joking Bryan remains a constant in their naming.

Logback William Brilliam Polkville, Ark Cordingly William J. Bryan Logback Bryan J. Williams Brennings J. Ryan William W. Billings Brilliam J. Wennings Thomas Jefferson John C. Calhoun Andrew Jackson Henry Clay Democratic Party William Jennin Bryan Puck

Turned on by Spelling Reform Turner Debunks It

A Chicago hotel proprietor recalls an eccentric guest who registered as E K Phtholognyrrh to mock simplified spelling reforms. When asked to pronounce the name the guest declares it Turner, explaining the phonetic logic behind phth o lo en yrrh and insists the spelling would still yield Turner.

Chicago Turner Harper’s Weekly

Plain Terms and the Plain Anglo-Saxon Voice

A Princeton faculty member mocks vague gloss and notes a Philadelphia lawyer who denounces a legal matter in plain Anglo-Saxon English calling it a nefarious and preposterous transaction. The Harper’s Weekly quotation illustrates casual diction shaping public discussion.

Princeton Philadelphia Harper’s Weekly

Funeral Processions On Ice Among The Wends

In the Spreewald region south of Berlin the Wends honor the dead with ice driven funeral processions. Coffin on a sledge is drawn by six skaters while relatives follow on skates, women bearing a Bible and wearing the old national dress.

Spreewald Spree River Berlin Ts'land

A cartoonish quip on American Navy prowess

In Baltimore an American speaker mocks the US Navy as inefficient in war with Spain and speculates a competent fleet would force annexation of Mars. The remarks blend sarcasm about American strength with a distant fantasy of conquest.

United States Mars

A Scandal at Briony Lodge Part I in Baker Street

At Baker Street Holmes narrates a case involving Irene Adler and Godfrey Norton. He disguises as a groom to learn their movements and attends a marriage by improvised witness. Plans to kidnap Irene unfold with a staged fire threat coordinated from Serpentine Avenue.

Baker Street Holmes Irene Adler Briony Lodge Godfrey Norton Inner Temple Serpentine Temple Gross & Hankey’s Regent Street Church of St. Monica Edgware Road Church of St. Monica, John Irene Serpentine Avenue

Berryhill Creek Family Dominates Oil Royalties

The Berryhill family, a large mixed blood Creek clan, holds extensive allotments in the Glenn oil pool area and earns between 15 000 and 20 000 dollars monthly from oil royalties. Individual members receive 3000 and 2000 dollars monthly, with many allotments yet to be drilled or outside current development. Tobe Berryhill, an Indian preacher, once pushed selling allotments to move to Old Mexico, but interest faded as royalties grew.

Berryhill Creek Nation Oklahoma Glenn Tobe Berryhill Old Mexico Mexico Berryhills Muskogee Cor St. Louis Republic

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George Manville i Fenn Yer. Capel the Young Doctor Preenham Incog Bohemia Sherlock Holmes Conan Doyle
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