It s A Bombi Synopsis of Anarchist Plot in Barking
A dense report describes a meeting of anarchists in Barking London suburb disrupted by the Black Gang which punishes some attendees and abducts others. Zaboleff carries a memorandum with a Hoxton address as Sir Bryan Johnstone and Inspector McIver pursue Zaboleff after a chloroform raid. Hugh Drummond and Count Zadowa feature in the unfolding intrigue with a trap and burglary attempt.
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Barking
London
Zaboleff
Black Gang
Hoxton
Bryan Johnstone
McIver
Zabole
Hugh Drummond
Johnstone
Molver
William Atkinson
Money Jender
Zadowa
Archy
England
Boam
Drummond
Bare-to-Hair claim aids bald heads in Pa city notice
Paul Boner of Pit cairn Avenue in Jeanette Pennsylvania reports baldness from alopecia. He used four bottles of Bare-to-Hair and now has full growth of hair as shown in a photo. The ad claims the product will grow hair on bald heads and treats dandruff itch ing eczema.
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Paul Boner
Pitcairn Ave
Jeannatte
Butter Clerk Engagement Cited in Progressive Grocer
A humorous dialogue from The Progressive Grocer notes a butter clerk’s engagement after six months on the job, while a coworker dismisses the cashier’s comments about personal appearance as time spent.
Stop Coughing Revealed By Local Testimony
Waxahachie resident Mrs. R. E. Sankey endorses Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets along with Dr. Sage's Catarrh Bealy products. She claims relief from years of catarrh and urges readers to contact the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, New York, for free advice and product samples.
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Waxahachie
Texas
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Sage
R. E. Sankey
Tnvalids' Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
Trapped Crooks Face Hidden Watchers In Empty Office
Drummond Jerningham and Ginger Martin enter an inner office to find it empty with a hidden threat. Lights flare on suddenly revealing possible watchers as Ginger realizes he is trapped and danger closes in.
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Drummond
Ginger
Jerningham
Ginger Martin
Drummond Ike
Hila
Martin
Destruction and a Bag Hidden After London Explosion
Drummond and Jerningham survive a balcony room blast in London. Ginger Martin dies when a bomb detonates a desk he mishandled. A small chamois bag is found amid wreckage as the pair flee to safety and return to Brook Street.
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Drummond
Ted Jerningham
London
Ted
Jer Ingham
Ginger Martin
Jerningham
Hugh
Inez
Ehorn
Brook Street
Denny
Peter Darrell
Phyliia
Toby Sinclair
Jerry Seymour
The Safe Door and a Bomb Threat
Ted Jerningham notes a man watching through a big safe door as Drummond investigates. Suddenly a larger opening appears and a bomb is hurled into the room, prompting a tense command to drop to the floor and seek cover.
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Ted Jerningham
Hugh
Drummond
Ted
Well that was a narrow 6 and cape
Zadona appears dangerous and rumors swirl about Drum mond's next move in the unfolding confrontation. Authorities have limited public details as the case develops.
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Zadona
Drummond
Photographer's Two Proofs Punchline Joke
A photographer states he made two sittings for a wife but only shows one proof. The husband learns that in one sitting the wife held her lips apart and showed the end of her tongue. The husband reacts with shock asking to see it.
National flower idea sparks car talk at New York dinner
Coleman duPont told a New York dinner that the United States has four times as many automobiles as the rest of the world combined and proposed making the carnation the national flower. The speaker smiled as he urged a symbolic choice to reflect American abundance.
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Coleman duPont
New York
United States
Mr. duPont
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