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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
6
A historical brief notes allegations that Cavendish copied or imitated the style of author Randall Parrish. The report outlines clashes over literary originality and potential parallels between their works.
Frederick Cavendish a wealthy New Yorker is urged to Colorado where a will favors charity is drafted by Enright. Cavendish is murdered but no will is found John Cavendish inherits. A conspiracy unfolds with Celeste Le Rue and Ned Beaton as players while Stella Doyle investigates and follows leads to Haskell Colorado where Westcott and Beaton clash.
Westcott creeps toward a guarded shaft and overhears Enright and Lacy discussing Cavendish related schemes, a dead man in New York, and a planned cover to keep Westcott from learning the truth. Enright exposes the Los Angeles ticket twist while Beaton and a third conspirator are implicated.
In a shadowed hillside house Miss Donovan meets Celeste La Rue a stage star turned mine investor. They discuss New York ties Beaton Enright and Cavendish while La Rue hunts for a hidden item as tension rises between strangers.
A reflective passage contrasts Stella's emotions with patience and prudence. It warns that impulsive sentiment can lead to danger, while true patience requires resilience, windward navigation, and guidance from wiser, steadier leadership.
A Summit New Jersey reader, Victoria Koppl, reports relief from digestive issues, burning stomach pain, sleep disruption, backache, and hot flashes after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound during change of life. The letter urges others with warning symptoms to start the remedy, claiming it will help as it did for Mrs Koppl.
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