Night trap at the island house ends in a flashlight sting
Rawson, Bassett, and Williams stage a night ambush with a camera trap to identify intruders on the island estate. Shine prepares a stealthy flash photograph as guards guard the causeway and kitchen wing. A flashlight revelation shatters darkness and a tense pursuit follows.
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Rawson
Bassett
Williams
Patrick
Joe
Shine
Miss Pinkney
Flora
Stokes
Watch Plan Formed To Foil Suspected Intruders
Williams devises a simple night watch to guard stairs and exits after noting a likely intruder. The plan targets Mrs. Stokes and Miss Tracy, with Rawson approving and assigning Williams to monitor the front stairs for the rest of the night.
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Williams
Mrs. Stokes
Miss Tracy
Rawson
Willams
No crooked election claim from defeated candidate
The defeated candidate dismissed any suggestion of foul play in the race. He said his opponent was simply more popular and received more votes, concluding there was nothing crooked about the election.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Beware My Son Warns of Peterman's Deadly Claim
A chilling admonition echoes through a local notice as a warning to stay away from Peterman's, cited as the site of a deadly incident that cost a family their lives. Police and investigators pursue leads while residents remain cautious.
Dickens Diary Auction Sells Rare Item in London
Walter Spencer, a London collector, has bought Dickens rarity Mr Nightingale's Diary at auction for nearly 1125 dollars. The notice mentions skepticism about radio in Sicily, with manufacturers noting natives doubt demonstrations.
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Sicily
Dickens
Walter Spencer
London
Mr. Nightingale
Roman Hue Balsam Advertises Eye Relief
An advertisement from 372 Pearl Street New York promotes Roman Hue Balsam claiming rapid relief for inflamed eyes and granulated eyelids after one trial.
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Pearl St
N. Y
Adv
No Brains of a Flea Says Mae to More Exact Bill
In a sharp exchange Mae quips to More Exact Bill that his brains are lacking, while he retorts he never claimed such. The line captures a biting banter moment, highlighting Mae’s quick wit and Bill’s teasing challenge in a colloquial exchange.
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Bill
Mae
Ontario
Dearborn
Tanlac credited by Oakland veteran and wife for restored health
Oakland resident Emil Langhans and his wife report marked health gains after taking Tanlac. Langhans cites relief from sciatic rheumatism kidney trouble and indigestion and praises the tonic as rebuilding strength. He notes his wife’s high blood pressure neuritis and general run-down condition improved as well. The couple, long-time users say Tanlac keeps them active and healthy.
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Tanlac
Emil Langhans
107Th Avenue
Oakland
Calif
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