Scotland Yard detective unearths Beechwood clue in Glenister case
James Wragge, a Scotland Yard detective, follows Simon Trickey to learn Sir Dudley Glenister arranged a meeting with James Glenister at the estate and that Glenister vanished. Norman Slater and Kathleen Glenister are imprisoned, while Wragge seeks a press copy of a letter tying Sir Dudley to a Montana gold mine discovery and a Beechwood meeting two years earlier. The chase hinges on proving Dudley’s presence at the Grange on the key date.
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James Wragge
Scotland Yard
James Glenister
Simon Trickey
Sir Dudley
Glenister
Trickey
Kathleen Glenister
Norman Slater
Kathleen
Judith Grimes
Dudley Glenister
Salter
Cadogan Garden
Norman
Inspector Wragge
Colnbrook Towers
Downing Street
Wrayne
Dudley
George
Beechwood
Lone Wolf City
Montana
London
Mr. Colne
Wragge
Donald
Grange
Wragee
the Grange
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Claim Health Benefits
An antique ad touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for calomel. It claims the vegetable mix stimulates the liver and bowels, reduces constipation, and improves complexion with no dangerous after effects.
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Edwards
Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham Vegtable Compound for relief
Mrs Henry Hollistek of Wyandotte Michigan recounts severe right side pain after childbirth and illness lasting six months. She says a friend advised Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, took it and felt relief quickly. She reports continued improvement and keeps a bottle on hand and shares it with others.
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Wyandotte
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Ekham
Henry Hollistek
R. F.D. No
Box 7
Wyandotte, Mich
E. Pinkham
Bird Houses and Spring Chatter in Fairyland
In a whimsical tale, Jack Frost leaves, birds debate nesting needs, and fairy landlord Mister Tingaling warns of a housing shortfall. The March Hare urges action, prompting letters to boys and newspaper notices about building bird houses for wrens, warblers, and martins as spring arrives. The piece closes with a factual note: the average U S life expectancy is now 56 years, up 15 since 1870.
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Mrs. Bluebird
Mister Bluebird
Mister Redbreast
March Hare
Nancy
Hare
Mister Tingaling
Miles
United States
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