The Disappointed Heir and a Web of Murder
Richard Hanley and John Lalor plot murder for a fortune after the disappearance of Mark Pennington. Lalor is captured with Pennington's watch, and Pennington's body is found. Lalor is convicted while Hanley plots to gain wealth through lies. Sylvia Melroth learns Mark Pennington is alive, having been imprisoned and escaped.
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Richard Hanley
John Lalor
Lalor
Mark Pennington
Hanley
Mr. Pennington
Sylvia Melroth
Mark
Mr. Hanley
Mr. Melroth
Sylvia
Siall
John Larlor
Rascal
Rich Hanley
Dr Quinn's Great Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An Athens Ohio ad touts Dr Quinn's Great Discovery for coughs colds and consumption claiming no pod or morphia and immediate relief. It urges readers to visit E R Lash's drug store and try the 50 cent remedy. The piece references Dr Talmage and a Burlington Hawkeye quip about eclipses.
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E. R. Lash
Athens
Dr. Talmage
Burlington Hawkeye
Schenck
Moore
United States
Ee Reek
Addrees
J. Gg. Heschenck
Glowing Salve Advertises Piles Cure at 25 Cents
An advertisement touts a salve claimed to treat cuts burns sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with a money-back guarantee. It lists price as 25 cents per box and notes sales by H. K. Dorr.
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H. K. Dorr
Canticles in modern criticism contrasted with Robertson Smith view
Ellice Hopkins surveys Canticles from a contemporary critical stance, arguing the poem is a sacred love song within the Bible not authored by Solomon. The narrative follows the Sulammite and her shepherd lover, detailing conflict with royal advances and triumph of faithful love. The article notes age dating and cites the kingship and moral bounds imposed by Jehovah.
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Ellice Hopkins
W. Robertson Smith
Encyclopasia Britannica
Solomon
Sulammite
Sulem
Jerusalem
Griggs Glycerine Salve Advert for E R Lash
The guaranteed Griggs Glycerine Salve promises cures for cuts bruises scalds burns wounds and skin eruptions. Only 25 cents with money back guarantee. Philadelphia News notes New York authorities discuss a saloon near the new bridge to ensure police availability in a panic.
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E. R. Lash
Philadelphia News
New York
New Bridge
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the Song OF Songs
Crovernor
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Neal
Craft
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Messas, Slabury & Johnson
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Allcock
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College of the
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Pealer
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House of Representatives
R.g.richarps
United States OF America
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State of Ohio
State of
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Magnetic Medicine Co
Detroit
Mich
Central Drug Store
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Walnut Street
Shemai
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Meat Market
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Fisher
the Tailor
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West Union Street
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E. Query
Academy of Medicine
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Pearl &T
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Welch
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