Mystery at the Fleming House Unearths Hidden Passages
In a tense night at the Fleming residence Margery Fleming awakens to intruders amid whispered clues and a locked staircase leading to hidden rooms. The following morning, questions swirl about a theft, a chloroform scare, and a ring gone missing, with family members under suspicion and a fragile trust forming among survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery
Margery Fleming
Mrs. Butler
Fred
Edith
Jack
Hanford Balsam Treatment for Galls Keeps Working
Apply Hanford's Balsam to galls and continue work as directed. The instruction emphasizes ongoing application to affected areas without interruption.
Carey Village approves tile ditch project in 1913 resolution
Resolution No 67 declares necessity to construct O O Young tile ditch in Carey Ohio along routes from Margaret LeMott lands to Spring Run with 8 to 18 inch tiles. It authorizes an engineer, outlines assessments, payment terms, and enforcement upon tax records. Mayor E G Laughlin and Clerk D C Ancus sign.
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O. O. Young
Carey
Ohio
Margaret LeMott
Worrello
Patterson Street
South Street
Carey & Dow’s
Said Village
Findlay Street
Lindlay Street
Toledo Street
Spring Run
Wyandot County
E. G. Laughlin
D. C. Ancus
Representative Cordell Hull and the Underwood tax plan
Representative Cordell Hull of Tennessee explains a proposed income tax law with a 1 percent normal tax for all, surtaxes on individuals only, a $4000 individual exemption, and no exemption for corporations. The tax would be collected by the Treasury through the internal revenue division. Hull, a veteran lawyer and former Tennessee judge, is serving his fourth term in Congress.
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Cordell Hull
Tennessee
National Congress
IAIL
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Ull
Cumberland University
Lebanon, Tenn
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Congress
Prominent figure in railroad leadership and wreck case
Charlies S. Mellen, president of the New York New Haven and Hartford, who faces manslaughter charges over the Westport, Connecticut wreck last October, is highlighted as a leading railroad manager. He built major lines and restructured several properties, guiding the NYNH Hartford to national prominence since 1903.
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Charlies S. Mellen
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Westport
Conn
Ite
Boston and Towell
Northern Pacific
Concord
N. N
Mr. Mellen
Jno
New
Texs
Wchs
le Fins
New York
New Havenl
Wartford
Ant
Clubman and wife silent after dinner quarrel
An anecdote from the Houston Post notes a wife announcing guests at dinner and a husband known as Clubman grew quarrelsome afterward. The piece shifts to an advertisement urging rheumatism relief with Chamberlain's Liniment sold by dealers.
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Clubman
Houston Post
Riddles and Remedies From a Local Page
A jumble of quips and ad blurbs appears with riddles about fatigue and meals. The feature includes a Foley Kidney Pills endorsement from Mrs. Cordelia Copeland of Arden Missouri and a testimonial from J. D. Ewing claiming successful kidney and bladder relief.
Cornell Widow and a Change in Tender Feelings
A shy maiden is told of a love by Iie and blushes spread to her cheeks as a sign of affection. a coat shoulder mark persists for weeks. An advertisement promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming to improve digestion and appetite, with thousands benefited and sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Chamberlain
Ranid Remedy Co
Serpe
Hanford's Balsam for Horses and Cattle Ailments
For wire cuts stings lameness swellings and other external ailments of horses and cattle apply Hanford's Balsam. It cleanses and heals. Having a bottle on hand may mean saving the life of a valuable animal.
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Hanford
Wisdom of the East Aphorisms and Parables
A collection of proverbs and sayings attributed to Eastern wisdom. The phrases emphasize cognitive humility in argument and the value of perception, with a playful note on jealousy and social perception. The tone mirrors a moral or literary snippet rather than a full article.
Bonnet Purchase Sparks Light Verse in Banter
A playful exchange between Mrs. Bullinger and Mr. Bullinger follows a joke about a new bonnet being a poem until he asks if it is paid for. The husband notes if unpaid then it is not a poem but an owed item.
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Freddie
Jack
Margery
Fred
Edith
Hdith
Murgers
Dgg
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Mirit
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Wy House
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Bellwoor
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Mittoo
Whitehiad
Vi Aies
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Penny
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Mrs. Butter
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Tami
Pdith
Tere
Tlarris & Ewing
Charles S. Mellen
Wisdom of the East
Galiius
Tr McClellan
Busners
DRS
J. J. McClellan
Formaus
Bright
Oedbai
Dandryff
JD. Ewing
J.D. Ewing
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