Shadows Over Dark Hollow Mystery at Judge Ostrander House
A crowd invades the secluded home of Judge Ostrander to confront a veiled woman tied to a murder case from years earlier. Deborah Scoville uncovers a knife blade fragment and a hidden past linking Oliver Ostrander, the judge’s son, to the crime.
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Judge Ostrander
Anay
Seme
Deborah Scoville
John Scoville
Dark Hollow
Scoee
Spencer
Deborah
Ethersd
Reuther
Oliver
The Housekeeping Claim in a Scoville Mystery
Deborah Scoville faces a fatal choice as she weighs pressing accusations and hidden letters about Archibald Ostrander, John Scoville, and Oliver Ostrander. Lawyer Mr. Black hints at a dangerous witness and a town-wide scandal looming over the judge.
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Reuther
John Scoville
Algernon Etheridge
Oliver
Deborah
Archibald Ostrander
Changes in the Shelby Home End Channeling a Daughter’s Hope
Deborah and her daughter Reuther confront loss and restraint in a tense scene. Deborah admits she cannot secure happiness for them through marriage to Oliver and urges Reuther to abandon romantic plans. Reuther, calm and defiant, accepts the counsel of Mr. Black and resolves to focus on work and music while remaining under the same roof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Scoville
Mr. Black
Reuther
Deborah
Shelby
Oliver
Darling
The West State Street Chicken in Boise’s Swell Overcoat
A Boise chicken on West State street is famed not for awards but for a swallow-tail overcoat made by its owner. Locals admire the fowl’s tailored coat, noting its warmth as autumn chills set in.
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Boise
West State Street
No Profit In Irish Sugar Beets
Consul Wesley Frost from Queenstown notes sugar beet culture in Ireland would likely be unprofitable under peace conditions. He cites that beet prices per acre would fall short of potatoes or mangels, casting doubt on the industry's viability and future government support.
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Ireland
Wesley Frost
Queenstown
Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction For
Low round trip fares to California expositions and Yellowstone
Northern Pacific offers low round trip fares via the Scenic Highway to California expositions and the Pacific Coast with liberal stop overs. The ticket plan includes visits to both expositions and a Yellowstone stopover via Gardiner Gateway. A. M. Cleland invites plans for 1915 western vacations with rates and literature.
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Northern Pacific
California
North Pacific Coast
Yellowstone National Park
Gardiner Gateway
A. M. Cleland
Northern Pacific By
St. Paul
Minnesota
Log Rolling and the Lumber Man in Congress
A district’s lumber man in Congress is expected to push bills smoothly because he knows log rolling. The quip questions whether deals and tradeoffs will grease passage of legislation.
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Congress
Red Cross Ball Blue Adverts Busy Page
A garbled advertisement slice notes use of Red Cross Ball Blue for white clothes and other brief lines about a hurried man and wood-sawing habit. The readable content centers on laundry product promotion.
Give Yourself a fair chance at health and vigor
The text urges a fair chance at wellness through normal digestion, active liver function, and regular bowels. It suggests an immediate trial if these digestive functions are disturbed.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Tonic Promotes Digestive Health
An advertisement describes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a tonic appetizer and strength maker. It claims to support Nature in restoring health and vigor to the entire digestive system.
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Anna Jathanne Green
C.L
Rhodes
A. Etheridge
Scoville
Oliver Ostrander
Idaho Biddy
Church of England
Great Britain
California's Expositions
Pacific Coast
Samuel Pitcher Atte Bese
THE
Centaur Company
New York
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Hostetter
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Cal
Chicago
ATLA
EB CO
Dept
Bint St
Kansas City
Wedica Ors
Sss
Fuller
Denver
Sloan
Eesoree Street
al Cheegport
Earl S. Sloan, Inc
Philadelphia
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