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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
13
Sir Dudley Glenister consents to a lands search amid fears of a hidden murder aftermath. Kathleen Glenister and Norman Slater seek truth while Stephen Colne urges patience, and Mrs. Coningsby re-enters a web of scandal and intrigue surrounding Beechwood Grange.
In a Beechwood Grange gathering, Sir Dudley suspects underhand entry as Kathleen and Captain Slater shadow him. Mrs. Coningsby hints at enemies among staff and retainers, while the house hushes under tense social currents and a ringing telephone interrupts afternoon tea.
Detective-Inspector Wrage arrives at The Grange to probe Sir Dudley Glenister's suspected faked American evidence in a succession dispute. The Rev James Wragge reports progress on locating the alleged emissary while Sir Dudley orders guests to depart.
A fragment lists numerous crossword clues and definitions ranging from daily commute hints to nautical terms. It includes references to geography, biology, music, and chemistry, with odd phrasing and garbled endings suggesting OCR errors and a puzzle page with mixed languages and punctuation.
In a playful scene from 1925, Johnny Sweep is roused by the March Hare and friends as Spring begins and chimney work looms. They joke about letters to the Fairy Queen, then plan shopping for a new broom while Santa previously cleaned chimneys at Christmas.
Avon-dale reports include EC Lambert visiting War and Yukon this week. John Gilmore's child ill with typhoid fever. T H Booth returns from Warrior Mines. Click moves family from Bradshaw. Short family son recovering from illness. Mrs Vhcy Baker improves after long illness. J B Scaggs leaves local residence. EC Tosmiert travels to Bluefield on business. Carl ae returns from Huntington.
An over the counter remedy promises to ease coughs by soothing soreness and loosening chest congestion without opiates. Advertised as safe for children and adults, the product claims to relieve throat and chest discomfort from spasmodic coughing.
The community learns of a man killed by a train near Williamson and the delay in notifying his brother who had hoped to attend the burial at Short Ridge cemetery. Local folks report mill purchases and various visits while a disturbance ends a quiet Friday night.
Four Dover School boys narrowly escaped serious burns in a burning hallway of a train compartment. The fire began under seats and grew dangerous before discovery as the train moved through a tunnel and the engineer finally stopped after reaching open country.
During an inquest into the accidental death of a Japanese sailor in Middlesbrough England another crew member was allowed to take the hair and toenails of the deceased to deliver to his widow in Japan.
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