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Newspaper

Casper Press

Location

Casper, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1913

Page

3

Mystery of Cameron and Clyde Deepens in New York

Clyde and Evelyn Grayson pursue a tangled case involving Cameron and a Chinese contact. A vanished portrait head, a tattoo clue, and a murder linked to Murphy and a Chinatown faction propel detective work across New York as allies race to prove identity and expose a broader crime network.

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Unmasking a Deceptive Face in the Narrative

The narrator reflects on how a discovered figure at two in the morning, posing as Robert Cameron, resembled the real Cameron in face but lacked his radiance. He admits credulity and notes a chilling realization that the face on the newspaper page reveals craft and brutality, not heroic likeness.

Cameron Bia McNinh Dundee Chicago Straita Loyalton Clyde McNich Robert Cameron Cameron House Fifth Avenue Ubie del Eton Pussie Piotule Syala Leogit

Enemies Face to Face with a Hidden Viper

In a tense scene characters debate a dangerous misidentification and a plan to send a vulnerable man back to his sick mother. Evelyn urges mercy, while the narrator weighs risk and truth as they conceal key facts. The conversation reveals motive, danger, and a looming decision.

Duck Rid Room of Flies of Cri Hokel Wil im

The Chicago manager solves a fly problem by placing ducks in a fountain basin near dining rooms. Ducks swim and thrive, reducing fly activity. the method reportedly eliminates flies in that hotel area and improves conditions for guests.

Tig Chicago

Late Market Quotations From Denver and Chicago

Market reports show cattle and hay prices, with dairy and grain quotes across multiple regions. Highlights include cows and heifers pulp fed and corn fed, hay prices per ton in Colorado Nebraska and South Park, and Chicago grain and provisions with wheat and corn futures and dairy and poultry details.

APOE GAD Ceee Oort Cwomwo Loogan Denver Gunnison Valley Nebraska

Beatrice and Cary Residents Credit Pinkham Remedy

Two women describe relief from severe abdominal pain and ailments after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Beatrice Nebraska resident reports avoiding surgeries and restored health for herself and her two children. Cary Maine residents share dramatic recoveries including improved sleep appetite and ability to work.

Beatrice Lydia Pinkham Lam Mia RB. B. Cio Ned Cary Maine E. Pinkham Pinkham Hayward Bowers

Rev Charles Wolfe and the Burial of Sir John Moore

The Newry Telegraph recalls a century old literary mystery about Rev Charles Wolfe of Ballyclog Tyronne author of The Burial of Sir John Moore. The piece published in 1817 gained posthumous fame for Wolfe who died of consumption at thirty two and is best known for that single poem.

Mr. Wolfe Sir John Moore Queenstown Newry Ulster Aimple Powtry Byron Iurtal John Moora Catpbell Ballyclog Tyronne Charles Wolfe Wolfe London Chronicle

Modest Request About Trim Mings And Tobacco Offer

An old dialogue frames a playful misunderstanding over a cigarette jacket with trim mings. One speaker explains the phrase refers jokingly to a pipe, a bundle of tobacco, and a match to light it. The exchange hints at casual slang and social customs.

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