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Newspaper

Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1915

Page

2

The Clar's Spy Mystery of a Silent Love

Gordon Gregg visits Dumfries and an autumn chase for a murdered woman unfolds with Muriel Leithcourt, Captain Tack Durnford, and the Lola crew. A torn photograph links Muriel to a missing body as Gregg hunts the truth through a wood lined with bracken and danger.

Gordon Gregg Leshorn Hornby Lola Hylton Chater Gregg Tack Durnford Marines Durnford London Greges Clinto Dumfries Muriel Leithcourt Muriel Martin Woodroffe Woodroffe Rannoch Wood Qunto Seoretly

Mystery of a Hidden Body in the Glen

A couple hiding behind a rock overhear voices and uncover two strangers burying a body. They follow the fugitives through a moonlit wood to Dumfries police headquarters. The dead woman is Armida Santini, wife of Olinto Santini. a cross is found, and the body vanishes from the rock. A telegram reveals Armida married to Santini in London.

Muriel Mariel Mr. Gregg Olinto Italy Armida Dumfries Mackenzie Olinto Santini Leghorn London Detective Campbell Rannoch Campbell Santin Albany Road Camberwell Jrerrari Westbourne Grove

Revelation in the Well Unearths Armida’s Body

In Chapter Seven a hidden well reveals the body of Armida, once servant to the narrator in Leghorn and later wife to Clinto. Muriel and the narrator uncover the corpse, noting the waxen face and a dress suggesting the woman is not a noble lady.

Clinto Muriel Lght Armida Leghorn

Diet for the Brain-Worker

Dr George M Beard argues brain power comes from overall bodily vitality not phosphorus rich foods. A varied, nutritious diet with meat as a main component supports the nervous system, fitness for work, and social dining should accompany meals. In crises the stomach may rest briefly but nutrition must be maintained during recovery.

George M. Beard

One Shoe Mismatch At Theater Woman

An East side matron hurrying to the theater realizes she has changed only one shoe, wearing a patent kid on the left and a gunmetal calf on the right. A neighbor calls at the door, a watchful young man observes her, and the errant shoe attracts attention downtown and at the theater.

East Side Indianapolis News

Starfish Threat to Rhode Island Shellfish Uncovered

Providence Bulletin reports the Rhode Island shell fisheries commission urges action against starfish harming oysters clams and scallops. The creature devastated shellfish beds across 17 000 acres of free ground with June and July spawning and immense starfish on seaweed aerially posing a fiscal risk to state oyster loans.

Narragansett Bay Commissioners of Shell Fisheries General Assembly Providence Bulletin

Peanut Production Leaders and Global Consumption

Virginia remains the top peanut producer followed by Oklahoma and Texas with 680000 acres planted nationwide. Marseilles in France stands as the world’s largest peanut consumer due to its heavy use of peanut oil as a substitute for olive oil.

Virginia Oklahoma Texas Marseilles France

Saved from the Grave Lydia Pinkham remedy testimonial

Adrian Michigan woman suffers terrible female weakness and backache then recovers after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A neighborhood letter notes her three months of treatment restored strength and work ability. The piece promotes the medicine from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.

Adrian, Mich Lydia E. Pinkham Sol Alonzo FE. Baker Tecurfiseh St Adrian Mich

Supplies on Hand Keep British Army Fed at Front Lines

Harold Begbie notes daily 2000 tons of food and necessities travel from base depots to the firing line by motor, dory, and rail. England supplies almost all perishables, with reserves built near front to prevent rail disruptions. Even a 36 hour delay could not starve or burden frontline troops due to紧regimental stores and clockwork logistics.

Harold Begbie England France London

Gloomy Observation on World News and Men

A melancholy observer notes a bleak view of world affairs, saying Europe shows a relapse after a period of improvement. The dialogue then pivots to a humorous remark about women as mind readers and men fleeing.

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