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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1905
Page
3
Mr Kelsey Opdyke returns from the opera to find a man in evening dress in the hall and a broken room. A chase yields no suspect as the burglar escapes through a window. Mrs Opdyke explains she turned out the gas and opened the light upstairs. The couple ends a sleepless night unsure who the visitor was.
A husband and wife endure a dramatic misunderstanding as Mr Opdyke fires at his own reflection thinking it an intruder. The mistaken attack wounds both, yet the couple reconciles at dinner the next day. The episode ends with a suggestion to replace a writer and reward his wife.
Bluefield citizens back Dean's Kidney Pills as back ache relief and kidney care. Miss Gray Nicewander of 22 Burton Street testifies to improved health after using the product purchased at John L. Crockett's drug store. The ad notes a 50 cent price and Foster-Milburn Co. as U S agent under the Doan's name.
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