Haunted intrigue at Barton estate unfolds with visitors
In a tense scene on the Barton estate, Alice Bashford and a companion face scrutiny from Terrence and Singleton as rumours of imposters swirl. Antoine reports eerie talk of spirits while Terrence urges caution and surveillance, suspecting a state department inquiry and a staged widow act.
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Indies
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Alice Bashford
Mrs. Farnsworth
Alice
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Torrenne
Tyringham
Barton
Ike Mr. Bashford
Bob
Terry U
Terry
Singleton
Heo
Raymond Bashford
Raymond Bushford
Mainsworth
Furnadyise
Japan
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Raynor
State Department
America
Torrente
Jay
Death of Moomey Infant at Worrello Street
The 11 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Moomey died Monday from bronchial pneumonia following measles. Besides her parents she leaves three brothers and one sister. The remains were taken to Brainer for burial.
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Wm Moomey
Worrello Street
Brainer
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health in Carey Ad
Carey readers urged to detect kidney disease early with symptoms such as cloudy urine back pain and fatigue. George Huff testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills from Clare's Drug Store eased his kidney troubles and sediment symptoms. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sponsors the remedy with price details at centers.
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Dean
Carey
George Huff
Main St
Mr. Huff
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo, N. Y
House-tone-e-ah The Original Jones Liniment Ad
An old advertisement extols House-tone-e-ah as a powerful liniment from Dr. Jenss with antiseptic ingredients. It claims deep penetration to relieve joint and body pains and treats cuts bruises burns and sore spots. Sold by J D Ewing and druggists, with a $100 price claim and Dr. Jenss pictured on the label.
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Jenss
Dr. J. DG. Jones Co. So
Charleston
The Matter With Ameca Questioning America’s Values
A reflective piece contrasts modern excess with thrift and duty urging more saving and a shift toward responsible citizenship. It laments consumer excess, calls for producers, warns against shortcuts to wealth, and appeals for unity and Christian ethics to support war savings.
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America
Schools Adopt New War Savings Banking Plan
Ohio schools widely adopt a school savings bank system devised by the Ohio War Savings Committee education department. Teachers act as tellers with deposits based on a five cent piece, aiming to teach thrift through student led banking in Columbus and other cities.
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Ohio War Savings Committee
Columbus
Ohio
Educational Department of the
Milton Harrison
Savings Banks Association of New York
Ohio War Savings
America
Thrift Lessons Made Compulsory In Ohio Schools
Ohio passes a thrift education law requiring all schools to devote at least 30 minutes weekly to thrift instruction. The program will be implemented under state supervision and linked to War Savings Stamp drives, with teachers earning credit for related classroom work.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Uh, Freeman
Ada
Ohio War Savings Committee
Ohio War Savings
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Superintendent of Schools
F. B. Pearson
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