Wrecked Train Case Involving Blakeley and Sullivan Notes
Lawyer Lawrence Blakeley travels to Pittsburgh with Fox notes in a murder case tied to deposits of John Gime millionaire. A Pullman ticket buyer Mabey seeks to purchase notes while Blakeley uncovers forged papers and a murder plot. Moving pictures reveal a key suspect named Sullivan, linking Blakeley’s client Alison Wert to the crime as police trace the forged notes and theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Blakeley
Piteberg
Fox
John Gime
Mabey
Winkling
Met
Alton West
Blakeley
Maia
Sllivan
Mra Conway
Sullivan
Alison Wert
Viet Sullivan
Hialele Trescel
Tarry
Wien
Elva
van Herself
Trunson
Blake
Daring Inheritance and the Diamond Dagger Mystery
In a tense conclusion, Simon Harrington’s dagger and a trailed necklace expose motive and identity. Sullivan confesses to the killer link with Aline Curtin and Blanche Conway’s manipulation, ending with Alison and the narrator planning a cautious engagement as a lone arm trembles toward a hopeful future.
Woman Money and Education in Finances for Girls
A public speaker in London urged women to manage money wisely. She argued parents should supervise daughters finances and provide allowances that grow with age. The talk warned against ignorance and extravagance causing misery and urged gradual responsibility for own bills and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Woned
Moter
Simple Life and the Painter's Pump Tale
A serious young woman recounts leaving or planning to leave a summer in a simple life with artists to study art and work in a live business. Rising costs, a failing pump, and mismanaged accounts reveal the tension between artistic temperaments and practical money matters. The group debates cutbacks, salaries, and a looming deficit of about fifty dollars as the simple life pushes toward its limits.
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Teo
Gun
Spring Bluff
Mr. Cobalt
Miss Sue
The Clothes Brush and Odd Uniformities
The piece notes a clothes brush with a plain wooden handle that can blend with a room by covering the raw material with a flowered fabric. It mentions a design idea to cover the brush and a brief aside about an Abyssinia ostrich farming attempt failing as birds fled after parent birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abyssinia
Dealing With Human Beings and Gentle Persuasion
Essay-like reflection on treating people with humanity and empathy acknowledging their tender hearts and capacity for renags, emphasizing humane approach over coercion or manipulation.
Beauty and harmony echo in the universe and stars
Fragmentary text hints at beauty and harmony discovered within the cosmos. Vague references to the fabric of stars and universal echoes suggest a poetic or philosophical note on aesthetics in space.
Preservation house for ice storage guidance from stockman paper
J E Bridgeman argues in National Stockman and Farmer that an ice storage house needs proper drainage to keep ice out of water, airtight foundation and walls, continuous top air circulation, and a light roof to shed rain. He notes ice houses improve with better construction.
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J. E. Bridgeman
Naonal Stockman
Construction hints for an inexpensive stucco house plan
The article outlines an affordable house method using two coats of Portland cement plaster over lath, with native lumber studding and rough finish. It covers ventilation, roof, drainage, foundation trenches, and insulation using sawdust, suggesting a 10x12 or 12x14 foot square, eight to ten feet high.
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Thia
For Daisies and Violets In Winter Frames
Instructions on winter protection for daisies and violets describe glazing cold frames before frost, banked leaves or straw, daily airing on mild days, and rye straw mulch with removal in mild weather. Extra covering recommended for flowering plants in severe weather, with light leaf cover as needed.
Small Farm Tools Costs Far Surpass Farmer Guesses
Ohio Agricultural researchers report inventories from thirty three farms show that a full small tools outfit for a 60 acre Ohio farm would cost 200 to 300 dollars, over 500 percent above typical farmer estimates. The study notes tools are often undercounted and scattered among other items, and recommends systematic inventory and organized arrangements to save time and avoid losses. It also mentions Circular 98 detailing classifications to help farmers compare their own tool sets and access free guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Co-Op Wation
U. S. Department of Weticulture
Ohio
Hens Confined Prove More Eggs and Lower Feed
A report claims hens kept in a nine yard confinement and fed properly lay more eggs than free ranging birds. It notes the feed bill is lower, making confinement advantageous to poultry keepers.
Corn Contests For Youths Show Practical Value Beyond Prizes
The corn contests across states educate youths by linking theory and practice. A Michigan case shows how a thief was traced after an attempted theft of painted fowls, leading to identification of the culprit.
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Michigan
Burying cabbage guidance and farm advice notes
Instructions warn not to bury cabbage before danger of very hard freezing and suggest timing around the Witch of November. The passage also offers household tips and a brief note on choosing between a riding plow and a washing machine when funds are limited.
Resinol Soap and Ointment Featured in Skin Care Ad
An old advertisement promotes Restnol Soap and Resinol Ointment for skin health at school and home. It claims relief from acne, rashes, sores, and itching, recommends the Medicated Shaving Stick for clear skin, and notes a booklet on care of skin and complexion.
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Reslnel Chemical Co
Baltimore
Getting Supply. Citizens recall curbside insults and coal tosses
In a rural retelling, Mrs. Miami Brown questions what Mr Braston Pinkley did about a woman calling him names. He replies he threw a lump of coal at her and notes the other man remained in place hoping for a bucket fall as a punchline to the dispute.
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Blanche Conway
Carter House
Cragy
Bronson
Alison
Washington
Mr. Blakeley
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivan
Simon Harrington
Noor
Jon Ekor
Hotchkiss
Baltimore
George
Dallas Country Bone
Allison
Inez
McKnight
Mrs. Dallas
Hatch
Lilm
Johnson
Richey
Iolas
Bermuda
Jamaica
Shin
Curbstone
Miami
Brown
Braston Pinkley
Castoria assurance and moral proverb merge in ad text
The snippet urges mothers to examine Castoria bottles for the signature and notes the product has been trusted for over eighty years. It then pivots to a moral reflection on good sense as a balance of spiritual and moral traits, followed by a cynical remark about marriages motivated by money and alimony.
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North Carolina
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Lazarus
Herbert H. Tresham
Washington Star
Ur & Co
Toledo
Ff. J. Cheney & CO
Dregeista
Tae
Jory G
Recond &T
North
Uketus
Lyi Pinkham
Speyer
Pinkham
Lynn
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