Turner’s Will Unfolds A Fatal Eastchester Mystery
Lieutenant Stanton travels from Chicago to White Plains and Newburgh to study Turner’s will and the trust setup for six companions. The case links Turner’s death after a fall from a horse to a hidden motive and a long guarded fortune.
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John Whittlesex
Leutenant
Turner
First Directions
Westchester County
New York
White Plains
East
Stanton
John Whittiesex
Dunn Clayton
Arthur Trembly
Preston Brown
Howard Ashley
Ronald Roberts
Acton Blair
Ufe
Daniel Schuyler
Philip Monroe
Asa Darling
Schuyler Mves
Albany
Monroe
New York City
Darling
Newburgh
Man Turner
Chicago
Jesse James
Hudson
Tarrytown- Nyack
Tappanzee
Stony Point
West Point
Chapter V excerpt from Darling and the Turner Heir
The fragment shows Mr. Darling and the Turner Heir dining at Darling’s brick house, a scene suggesting domestic or social interaction. The text ends abruptly, limiting broader context or outcome.
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Mr. Darling
Turner
Darling
Salt and Adlerika Remedy for Gas and Bloating
Advertisement suggests drinking water with a pinch of common table salt and a spoon of Adlerika to wash out stomach and bowels, claiming it rids the body of all gas. Signed by BE A Anderson, druggist-adv.
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BE. A. Anderson
Adv
Education Needed in Faith for Advancement
A Milwaukee Sentinel remark questions faith in educational progress as it cites men who lose money in old race track swindles, suggesting skepticism about the value of schooling in preventing such losses.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Paul Appeals to Caesar and Journey to Rome in Acts
A historical lesson assembles key Acts episodes: Paul’s defense before Felix and Festus, his appeal to Caesar, and the voyage to Rome. It highlights trials, shipwreck warnings, and Paul’s steadfast faith guiding early Christian ministry in the imperial capital.
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Paul
Rome
Caesar
Paul T
Felix
Testullus
Christ
Vestus
Iestus
Jerusalem
Festus
Agrippa
Berbice
Alexandria
Myra
Italy
Aristarchus
Luke
Fair Haven
Appii Forum
Jesus
Personal consecration and the call to self denial
The text argues that consecration means more than pious words. It requires willingness to face facts and self denial for others, working with heart and soul so God's kingdom may come on earth.
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Earth
Pleasures Not Lasting
The line warns that pleasures of sin are brief while the consequences of unpardoned sin are eternal. It frames moral admonition with a focus on lasting judgment and divine punishment.
Local Visitors and Farm Work Reported Around Farwell and Hinkleville
Mrs. Smith visited Mrs. Roy Allen at Farwell Saturday night and Sunday. Albert Madison helped Gordon McIntosh in Hinkleville last week harvesting turnips. Little of Mt. Pleasant was a caller Friday. John Bunyan Hold Haynes and son Willie, north of Farwell, were callers at John Madison Friday.
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Mrs. Smith
Roy Allen
Farwell
Albert Madison
Gordon McIntosh
Hinkleville
Little
Mt. Pleasant
John Bunyan
Haynes and Son
Willie
John Madison
Greenwood Woman's Club Sets Thanksgiving Dinner
The Greenwood group met at Mrs. Hynak's home after which the club announced a community dinner on Thanksgiving Day at Temple Town Hall. Several local families were mentioned visiting relatives and hosting gatherings over the weekend. Revival meetings are held nightly at Caner school led by Rev. Joseph Haynes.
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Woman’s Club
Hynak
Town Hall
Temple
Henry Austin
Norway Lake
Grover Updike
James Carson
Orla Maxon
Lamsing
Carson Farm
West Greenwood
Caner School
Joseph Haynes
Carl Budd
Elvin Budd
Hayes
Allen McBride
Glen Updike
Christmas Spirit Permeates Elm Grove Church News
Elm Grove embraces Christmas spirit with plans for a Sunday School program on Christmas Eve. Residents share visits, travels, and condolences as community members gather for Sunday services, with changes to the October schedule and a notice of morning preaching two weeks hence.
How One Woman Lost 10 Lbs in a Week
Dayton resident Mrs. Betty Luedeke reports losing 10 pounds in seven days using Kruschen. The ad promotes taking half a teaspoon of Kruschen in hot water each morning before breakfast, with an 85 cent bottle lasting four weeks and money back guarantee from H. A. Anderson or any drug store.
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Betty Luedeke
Dayton
H. A. Anderson
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