Seance Diary Leads Porter Into Police Investigation
Professor William Allen Porter recalls the September seances at Twin Hollows with Jane Livingstone and others. The notes describe levitations, cabinet noises, and a mystery diary linked to an old Bennet letter, with police involvement and Halliday’s mounting suspicion.
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Morrison
Matthew Arnnold
Cheapside
Fenchurch Street
Greenough
Oakville
Benchley
Hemingway
Halliday
Porter
Galliday
William Allen Porter
University Q
Twin Hollows
Horace Porter
Cheerful and sturdy room ideas for a small boy
A mother plans a bright yet durable boys room with two tone tan wallpaper, a fragrant top frieze in vermilion blue and green, monk's cloth draperies in warm gold brown with an orange stripe, and gold undercurtains. Include a bed cover, banners and trophies for a lively personal space.
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Monk
Kansas City Times
Sun Rises East Yet Earth Round Debate Ends With Night Return
A student doubts the earth’s shape while an eminent astronomer argues the earth is round. The student finally claims the sun returns to the east by night, a humorous misinterpretation. The piece ends with a quip about love and aging.
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Johnson
Few Walk Correctly as Critic Argues
Marguerite Agniel argues in Dance Magazine that proper walking stems from spine initiated balance rather than foot placement alone. She says most people neglect full body coordination and assume they know how to walk, hindering graceful movement.
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District Attorney's Office
Cameron
Halliday
Edith
Margueri Agniel
The
Two Brothers Face Different Fates in District Report
The article notes one brother is married but struggles with stability while the other fares better, highlighting contrasting outcomes within the same family.
Vegetable Compound Recalls Patient Endorsement in Denver Ad
A reader from Denver endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life and notes her mother previously used it without results. The letter mentions bottles and ongoing use, attributed to Mrs. T. A. Miller of Adams Street.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Denver
Cole
T. A. Milier
Adams Street
Colorado
Wrights defend role in flight history at dinner talk
Right Orville Wright spoke at a dinner in Dayton defending his and brother Wilbur's role in early aviation. He noted their years of hard work and criticized credit given to others, quoting his brother about necessity driving the invention and the effort to raise the airplane.
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Orville Wright
Dton
Smithsonian Institute
France
Seaton family keeps auto in familiar hands
The Pathfinder notes the Seaton family chose not to sell their old car, keeping it instead within trusted circles rather than placing it with strangers who might misuse it. The sentiment reflects attachment to a beloved vehicle across generations.
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Cameron
Edith
Jane
Seatons
Pathfinder
Pathfinder Ad Seeding Tips In Temperance and Wit
A playful exchange on secrets and manners threaded with ads for Red Cross Ball Blue laundry bluing and moral quips. It notes how cleanliness affects appearances and a tongue in cheek remark about charitable talk versus action.
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Red Cross
Adv
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Gordon
G. P
George Pierce
Detective Bureau
Starr
Geo.h. Doran Company
W.N.U. Service
Rastus
U. S. S. of Agriculture
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Kulbert
Soldon
K-R-O
Springfield
Ohio
Lydia E. Pink
Grace
Maud
Charital
Hanford
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