The Argyle Case Continues With New Suspect Clues
Detective Kayton and partner Manning pursue details in the Argyle case. A counterfeit $100 certificate surfaces, with Kayton noting a potential murder link. Chief Kayton orders trail of Hurley and reviews progress with Cartwright, Leischmann, and Nash as Pittsburgh reports ripple into their investigation.
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Joe
Kayton
Manninz
Chief
Trail Hurley
Manning
Hurley
Wayton
Bayton
Pittsburgh
Argyle
Leischmann
Nash
Cartwright
Trail Hurley Visit Sparks Kayton’s Caution
Ayton and Kayton discuss the mystery and a Western proposition involving Argyle. Hurley explains how he met Argyle, claiming trust was earned. Kayton plans to travel to Pittsburgh to pursue leads with operatives having a case there.
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Hurley
Ayton
Manning
Mr. Hurley
Kayton
Mr. Argyle
Pittsburgh
Mr. Burley
Marked for Identification and a Missing Heir Motive
Kayton and Manning pursue the Tolworthy case linked to the Argyle estate, tracing a fake personal in papers and a missing heir. Hurley visits with a coachman theory about a blackmailer as they log aliases and plan surveillance for the next day.
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Kayton
Joe
Manning
Hurley
Argyle Estate
Tolworthy & Mead
St. Paul Building
Tolworthy’s
Argyle
Mr. Hurley
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promised Relief
A promotional notice extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a guaranteed cure for women's ailments urging belief in its claimed benefits. It asserts widespread testimonials across newspapers and continual new endorsements each year to support its efficacy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
United States
Unscrupulous Testimonies Promote Pinkham Medicine
Read What These Women Say reports letters from Mrs Roopa Winx and Mrs Alice Dartine praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from monthly pains and displacement. The ad-style piece claims the remedy restores health and invites readers to write for confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E.pinkham
Do Not Neglect the Hall in Your Home Welcome
Do not neglect the hall. Too many travelers let the hall of the house take care of itself. The hall should extend a warm and courteous welcome. Our new stocks reveal pleasing surprises in furniture for this description. A few minutes may decide what is needed to impart greater hospitality to the entrance hall.
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William J. Burns
Robert Hilliard
Marley
Foley
Fr. B. Brill
Roopa
Winxcats
Box 395
Bluffton, Ohio
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Mich
Alice Dartine
Box 77
Pacific Coast
HOTEL
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District OF Bridgeport
Mary A. Ashley
Bridgeport
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Albert E. Ashley
Pequonnock Street
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B. F. Cooney
A. M. Wooster
Ge Geste Co
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Wheeler & Howes Co
Main ST. Congress Street Bridge
Geo. B. Clark & Co
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Eleanor Cleveland
Guy Harrington
Margaret Lewis
Will
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Cee
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Old Home
Weehr
Ethel Mae Ruby
Jane Ere
Lebaron
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Hartford
St. Augustine's Holy Name Society
Eagles’ Hall
Bridgeport Lodge OF Eleks
Bridgeport A OF Elks
Max
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B. H. Horwitz
East
Washington Ave
Fairfield
Greenfield
Switzer’s
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Joseph 1. Flint, On
Fairfield, Conn
W. K. Mollan
Main ST
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W. D. Cook & Ison
Water Street
Mothers Day
Booroyage
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Frisbie
M. J. Maloney
W .A. Miles
Jones Avenue
Kelley
Fairfield Ave
James H Kelly
Hawley
Wilmot & Reynds Undertakers
Pametoere No. Am
State St
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Vine St
Parki
Wilmot
John B. Reynolds
Pectiy
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