The Pullman Case and a Pittsburgh Interlude
Blakeley narrates a perilous journey sparked by forged notes in the Bronson case. He travels with McKnight from Washington to Pittsburgh after a windowed threat and a suspicious house next door. In Pittsburgh he encounters magnate Mr. Gilmore, his granddaughter Alison, and a shifting trail of deceit as the forged documents resurface amid industrial city scenes.
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Pittsburg
McKnight
Ontario
Washington
Chevy Chase
Statute Law
Richmond
Lolie
Alleghany Mountains
Bermuda
Bronson
Andy
Klopton
Richey
Evening Paper
Rickey
George
North
South
West
Blakeley
Grand Rapids
Pittsburg Iron Firm
Eastern College
Pullman
Union Station
Aderneath
Waston
Lawrence Blakeley
Blakeley & McKnight
John
Gilmore
Whistler
East End
New York
Mr. Blakeley
Miss Gardner
Westinghouse Electric
Alison
Mr. Gilmore
Alison West
John Gilmore
Jim
Why She Brought It Up In Mapleine
A playful exchange reveals a plea for reassurance about love and possession. One character recalls a boast about sun and moon consequences, and the other responds with a light, remorseful quip about allowing the moon to fall if not claimed. The tone blends affectation with comic regret.
Allen's Foot-Ease: merit built by years of advertisin
The piece argues that continuous newspaper advertising proves an item’s merit and urges readers to insist on Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic foot powder, noting its sixteen years on the market and the competition from imitators. It emphasizes avoiding substitutes and choosing advertised, reputable products.
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Allen
Drugstore soda controversy echoes in town
A drug store proprietor warns his staff about a new drink after noticing patrons reacting strongly. The white-jacketed dispenser Jimmy is told to discontinue the beverage due to its unsettling effect on customers who immediately seek the brass rail with their feet.
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Jimmy
Fine School Dispute Over Recitation System
A humorous clash centers on a tutor claiming a new system for teaching recitation. A parent counters that her daughter already attends a school, while the tutor demonstrates a method where pupils are trained to refuse when asked to recite.
Motive Power Editor on Plow Joy Ride and Mule Kick
A western editor jokes no one is hurt during a plow handles joy ride, but the Birmingham Age-Herald counters that many a good man has been kicked by a mule, highlighting danger in rural work.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Busy Season Reflected In Local Drugstore Trade
A druggist reports brisk business this season as customers purchase tickets for two picnics and four excursions and donate goods for several indoor affairs, indicating active community activity and charitable support.
Ball Blue Ad Promotes Red Cross Variant at 5 Cents
An old advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the best option for laundry with a large 2 oz package priced at five cents. The surrounding quip suggests people need only a small glimpse to grasp major scandals of the era.
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Red Cross
Winston's Soothing Syrup and Its Claimed Benefits
An advertisement touts Satabinanen as a gum soothing agent for teething, claiming it softens gums, reduces inflammation, and cures wind colic. The product is priced at 250 a bottle.
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Winston
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Different Values in Pittsburg Council Purchases
A brief, pointed remark contrasts moral standards with the varying rates at which Pittsburg councilmen were bought, implying widespread corruption and critique of municipal purchases.
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Pittsburg Council
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Armour’s. Fertilizers
Armour Fertilizer Works
Chicago
Fesinol Chemical Company
Baltimore
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Carter
Arate
National Live Stock Com. Co
Kansas City
Sennen Mo
S. Omaha
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Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Hotel and Surgical of
Buffalo
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