Doris on the run and a visitor from the night
Laurie navigates a perilous morning after a night of hidden moves. He secures safe word from Miss Mayo and plans to fetch Doris to Louise Ordway while fearing Bert Shaw’s growing power. Doris’s scarlet scarf hints at a clue as he braces for what comes next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurie
Divil
Armly
Shaw
Hhe
Herbert Ransome Shaw
Doris
Sam
Henry
Guardian
Eri
Maso
Yann
Louise Ordway
Louise
Bertie
Bangs
Rodney
Missing Miss Mayo Sparks Urban Mystery
In an early morning dash Sam reports a man with veiled purpose and Miss Mayo’s sudden disappearance from her studio. Laurie, sensing danger, finds knitted clues including a scarf end and a tiny note, while Sam recalls a tense car ride and a cryptic whisper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merryome
Sam
Laurie
Dorie
Shaw
Jam
Oman
Devon
Parole Refused by Youths In Callaway County Case
Missouri notes report nine youths convicted of stealing potatoes from Callaway County prison farm. Howard Reinke, 17, rejects parole and asks for two years in the penitentiary. Parents and others react as Ansel Ward and Ray Ponders accept parole. Mary H Reinke, mother of Reinke, fined $100 for hiding potatoes and insists she would rather go to jail than mortgage her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
David TH. Harris
Callaway County
Howard Reinke
Missouri
Ansel Ward
Ray Ponders
Mary H. Reinke
Reinke
Fox Fire Explained as Phosphorescent Growth
The article notes that fox fire, once linked to goblins and ghosts, is now explained as a living growth in decaying matter that emits light without heat. It contrasts fading sightings with changes to forests and swamps, and mentions will o the wisps and glowworms as similar phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wind Gusts on Mount Washington Exceed Peak Records
Observers in the American Magazine describe Mount Washington wind events with gusts near 180 miles per hour and a peak crosswind noted at 198 miles an hour. A writer notes the harsh, rockbound setting and the extreme weather endured atop the summit. Large sums of postal money moved from America to Sweden last year, totaling about eight million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Poplar Bluf
W. H. Meredith
Black River Hydroelectric Company
New York
Eastman, Dillon & Co
Comany
Banking House
W. H. Mepham
Hydroelectric Company
Poplar Bluff
Black River
Thomas Allison
Doniphan
T Hat Allison
Allison
Jefferson City
Baker
Vernon County
Oklahoma
Maxine Medlin
Tulsa
Missouri
St. Joseph
National Aeronautic Association
Denver
Carl Wolfley
Wermary
Mount Washington
America
Sweden
Spin It Out Proves Master of Prose Wordplay
The archival note highlights Spin It Out and a quoted quip about doctors and longevity. It underscores the cleverness of prosaic twists and the playful rhythm of the line about a doctor and protracted speech.
Musterole ad touts cold relief and soothing warmth
Musterole is advertised as a ready aid at the start of a cold, offering a warm tingle and cooling relief without the burn of mustard plaster. The ointment, made from mustard oil and simple ingredients, claims to ease bronchitis throat throat congestion aches and sore muscles, with potential cold prevention noted.
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Elizabeth Jordan
Temana
Doris Tangle
Wrenn Ve Minches Studio
Wilson Hiisself
Miss Mayo
Amurle
Mayo
Walt
Missouri News Nuggets
A. P. Morey
Repubican
Robert S. Johns
Jane Morey
Oty
Richard Morey
St. Louis
Kirksville
J. E. Landes
Adair County
Dally Dallas
Moberly
Sheri’ V
Grippe
Laberenuta
Fey
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
N.Y
Eyss
Randolph
Pape
West Virginia
Wes White
THE
Gold Nursery CO
Mason City, W.va
Washington
Puyallup Valley
Wanbas City
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