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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
12
Kayton faces Nellie Marsh posing as Mrs Martin in Tolworthy & Mead's office. He confirms Nellie Marsh is the heiress linked to Argyle, learning the identity and motives behind the bequest while probing her proof of identity and past connections to the case.
Kayton seeks Mrs. Martins signature as proof of identity to aid legal steps after Argyle's death. She recalls years of money from him and may have indorsed checks. He drys her ink stained fingers and asks about following newspaper reports suspecting Argyle's adopted daughter.
Pentwater Michigan resident Alice Darling describes severe back pain weakness and displacement. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and health after a year of distress. A Peoria Illinois letter from Clara L Gauwitz also touts relief from backache heaviness and headaches after use.
Lake Mohbank N Y May 13 Charlemagne Tower of Philadelphia former US ambassador to Germany is among speakers at the nineteenth annual conference on international arbitration in Mohbank. He will discuss The Treaty Obligations of the United States Relating to the Panama Canal and is known to back England on tolls, outlining US treaty responsibilities.
In Torrington County News the Torrington high school baseball team sits in second in the Central Interscholastic Baseball League after a 5 to 2 victory over Middletown. They will face Crosby of Waterbury at League Park next. The board also voted to abolish secret societies at Torrington High School starting September 1, 1913, restricting any new groups. A New Britain resident Frank Kaulkner, 43, is jailed in Winsted on horse stealing charges after allegedly taking a horse from the Winsted Methodist church shed and offering it for five dollars. The inquest into Charles Keefer’s death at the Columbia University summer camp near Moris suggests his wife shot him, overturning earlier suicide theories.
A collage of ads promotes Miles ale as a good home drink and tonic, with M. J. Maloney at 86 Jones Avenue selling lager and wines. Jewelry by M. J. Buechler at 48 Fairfield Avenue offers reliable pieces. Success Shoe Sale at Ss. B. Thing & Co. 115 Main Street highlights bargains and easy exchanges. W. D. Cook & Son at 523 Water Street sells fresh fish and cod liver oil. Farmer want ads invite girl applicants.
The editor urges giving the hall proper care and furnishings to create a welcoming entry. The piece highlights that a well furnished hall conveys hospitality and urges readers to spend a few minutes choosing items that enhance the entrance area.
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