Tragic summer unravelled as cameron lures to seance trap
In fragments from a confession style study, Hilliday narrates how Cameron sought entry to a house for a manuscript and experiments on life and death. The analysis debates motives, the occult lamp, and a deadly confrontation, weighing psychics, justice, and possible immortality claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wael
Cameron
Simon Bethel
Hilliday
Tim
Sorace Porter
Mrs. Livingstone
Mra. Livingstone
Halliday Mor
Uimeron
Hyrace
Halliday
Elias
Tig
Galliday
Maggie Morrison
Camerons
Horace Porter
U. Hom
Bass Cove
Nylie
Bomantine
Helena Lear
Ghostly clues plague Morrison case in diary passages
The writer recalls Cameron using an oar and returning to a creekside retreat while a quiet innkeeper notes his absence. The narrative probes hauntings, seances, and possible impersonation, detailing mysterious odors, spectral sitings, and a diary linking events to crimes as the author questions the nature of self and intelligence beyond the body. Edith’s marriage adds to the somber mood as the author reflects on memory and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Robinson's Point
Basscove
Morrison
Peter Geiss
Jane
Oakville
Gordon
G. T
Halliday
Wayward
Edith
Howers
Warren
Cicero
Rural News Briefs Include Casual Travel and Local Injuries
Rural notes report John Bell and family visiting Royal Oak and Lansing for a few days. Several residents spend weekends with relatives, including Mrs Sowle's aunt at Benzonia and Gerald Macklem with family. Clarence Black returns from Ann Arbor hospital and a crash on M 10 injures N A Densmore and a companion. Nellie Beknapp visits Ernest Orton home. Sunday School and church services listed.
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John Bell
Royal Oak
Lansing
Irs
Lillian’ Sage
Elmer Methner
Coleman
Roscoe Smith
N. A. Densmore
Clare
M. 10
Ernest Orton
Arthur Center Social Notes and Local Arrivals
Leonard Dill and Russell Shields of Westerville Ohio visited at C Shull's home. Robert Smythe left for Lansing to seek employment. The James Shaver funeral was held at the town hall and laid to rest in Arthur Cemetery. Sympathy extended to Mrs Shaver and relatives. Robinett reunion attendees reported a nice time and dinner. Ladies Union met at C Shull home with dee cream and sick cake planned. Sunday School attendance was light due to the reunion. The Young People plan to Broadcast and attend next Sunday. Ruth Shull to read or advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Dill
Russell Shields
Westerville
Ohio
C. Shull
Robert Smythe
Lansing
James Shaver
Town Hall
Arthur Cemetery
Shaver
Robinett
Dee Robinett
Roger Coats
Kenneth Roller
Maude Barber
Ladies’ Union
Ruth Shull
City Council Proceedings Clare Indiana 1929 July 1
Regular meeting minutes show attendance and absences, sewer survey orders from Jackson street to Little Tobacco drain, and bills referred to finance. Listed payments include street labor, fire department, cemetery work, police, park maintenance, pipe, gravel, and signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. 4Th Street
Ald
Wilson
Richmond
Jackson Street
4Th Street
Roy Robins
Dave Woolston
Anastacio Herrera
Clare
Fire Dept
Ford
Geo. Jackson
Ira Richmond
Fred Smalley
Chas
Thurston
Daniel Crouse
M. R. Howlett
Alfred Herrick
Vern’ Funnell
Wm. Leiter
Hows
Riley Kirkpatrick
Robert Bauder
Michigan Telephone Co
Ralph Stevens
Richmond Bills Allowed and Ordinance No. 182 Adopted
City finance approves Richmond bills totaling 34.05 from diverse vendors and services. Street committee to confer with City Attorney on Citizens Bank building repairs. Ordinance No. 182 approved and adopted with yeas all Aldermen. Public notice includes radio display at Atwater Kent and Kirkpatrick's Drug Store advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Stevens
Brayel Railway Express
LCG Consumer Power Co
Harris & ‘Hirt
Employers Liability Insurance Co
Employers Insurance
Ira Richmond
Standard Oil Co
Clare Hdw, & Furniture’Co
Andrew Irwa
Richmond
Roy McKinnon
Boyer
Arthur Thompson
Doubleday-Hunt-Dolan Co
Wilson
Finance Committee
Citizens Bank
Yeas
Ald
Parish
Snear
R. I. Hether
Alex. McKinnons
Atwater Kent
Kirkpatrick's Drug Store
Durability and Style in Clothing Choices
The article notes that durability remains a key factor in clothing decisions while fashion trends focus less on old-fashioned toughness. It argues that modern buyers should value long lasting materials alongside current style, appealing to practical ancestry without sacrificing present taste.
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Carrowdy
Carroway
Fim
Avhd
Mieh-Thal
Alebton
Geo.h. Dora Company
Wn.u, Service
Hudly
Jhimeelf
Apa
Gatliday
Jack
Sheridan
Arthur Center
Proceedings OF
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Common Council
Connett
City of
Hether
Ald. Parish
ARTO
Clare & Beaverton Lumber: Co
Igzudalf, Serember
Michigan
Grandstand
Johnny J. Jones
Highlander’s
Detroit
Britt i
Hie
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