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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1915

Page

3

Deception and danger shadow Gordon Gregg in Finland

Gordon Gregg uncovers a torn photograph linking Miss Heath to Elma of Baron Oberg. In Abo Finland he faces pursuit by officials while freeing Elma, who is deaf and dumb after a surgical procedure. Abo captivity ends with a dramatic escape and a crisis over Miss Heath’s fate.

Gordon Gregg Hornby Lola Consula Gate Tola London Gregg Olinto Dumfries Muriel Leithcourt Horny Muriel Martin Woodroffe Cgrege Gil Woodroffe Ran Noch Wood Grees Rannoch Wood Armida Grege Elma Feath Baron Oberg Abo Finland Rannoch Itheourts Hylton Chater Katana Elma

Secrets at Katana: Arrests and Silent Threats Unfold

The speaker warns that Baron Oberg wields czarlike power in Finland and may seize Elma Heath again to keep her from revealing secrets. He notes Katana fortress has a history of fatal accidents as silence is enforced.

Baron Oberg Finland Elma Heath M’ster Order of St. Anne Hornby Woodroffe Saghalien Elma Madame Vakuroff

The Strangler of Finland Faces Gregg in Helsingfors

Gregg confronts Baron Oberg in the governor general's palace over Elma Heath's fate. The Englishman accuses Oberg of political crime and demands Elma's freedom while revealing dangerous secrets. Gregg discovers his wallet and imperial order are missing, threatening Oberg with exposure as a hostage.

Elma The Phoenix Felix Abo Michael Boranski Finland Helsingfors Luganski M’sieur Gregg Elma Heath Baron Oberg Siena Mademoiselle Heath Petersburg Saghalien England Wima Heath M’sieur Lake of Kajana Russia Monsieur de Witte Eyma Gordon Gregg

No Real Cause for Blues in Everyday Life

The piece discusses happiness and unhappiness as irrational states outside theory. It notes how trivial incidents can lift or lower mood, while real troubles test the soul. and it warns against dwelling on illusions as drab reality replaces radiant ideals. It cites a Detroit News line on fatalists and shared human sorrow.

Wayfarer Detroit News

Dormitory as Church in Magdeburg Camp

Rev. B G O Rourke reports from Magdeburg that a dormitory is fitted as a church for British French Belgian and Russian officers. The altar ends face different faiths as beds fill the remaining side and vessels were gifted to use in a future church. Birds and animals react to cannon fire with initial panic then quiet.

B. G. O'Rourke Mons Nottingham Magdeburg St. Paul’s

Robbery Strands Miner After Desert Chase

A thief drove off from Silverfield Nevada with Curley Jones's horse team, the town's only conveyance, forcing Jones to walk 36 miles over mountains and desert to reach the sheriff for help.

Silverfield Nev Curley Jones Jones

A Matter of Surprise

A husband questions whether women should vote, while his wife argues for their suffrage in a pointed domestic exchange. The dialogue hints at debates on women's civic rights and the varying opinions among women.

Mr. Meekton Henrietta

Its Kind Thimble Theater Plays in New York

A reader asks about the variety of plays at a New York venue nicknamed Thimble Theater. The reply comments on the acts as lively and quaint, noting a mix of sewing themed performances and light entertainment.

New York

Woman’s health remedy cited by Iowa mother

A Plover Iowa mother credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her 13 year old daughter of a female weakness after doctors failed to help. The letter claims the daughter regained regular periods and strength after five bottles. The ad urges others to seek the remedy and notes confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Lydia E. Pinkham Plover Iowa Martin Helvig Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass

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