Agatha Redmond assailed in Maine coast mystery
Agatha Redmond tends James Hambleton in a sick Maine home after a yacht kidnapping. Aleck Van Camp joins the vigil as the Jeane D Arc plot unfolds and clues emerge about Monsieur Chatelard and Hand.
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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
3
Agatha Redmond tends James Hambleton in a sick Maine home after a yacht kidnapping. Aleck Van Camp joins the vigil as the Jeane D Arc plot unfolds and clues emerge about Monsieur Chatelard and Hand.
A social note argues that family discord stems from temper and petty conflicts. It urges restraint in everyday remarks, especially among siblings and between husband and wife, to prevent bitterness and a tense atmosphere at home. It also warns that temper in children should be treated as a fault to curb haste and improve judgment.
In Macon Missouri a judge pushes for twelve Black men for Buck Horn's jury after he pleads guilty to stealing a chicken. The defendant reluctantly concedes guilt amid a courtroom scene shaded by race and prejudice.
A Brooklyn reader describes a yearlong battle with pimples spreading from a back hand to face and hurtness. After trying Cuticura Soap and Ointment, hot baths and nightly applications ended itching within a day and cleared all signs of pimples in three weeks.
Fragmentary dialect passage shows two men in a rural exchange about a woman and a flatiron as symbol of conflict. The speaker names Mr Flatiron and Mr Charcoal-How, with hints of admonition and humor. No clear date or setting provided.
A head waiter asks if the order is taken and the patient diner confirms. He asks to change it to an entreaty, citing a lapse of fifteen minutes and a desire for a different form of language.
A mother reports her daughter recovered from stomach distress and nervous irritation after trying Grape-Nuts, describing added brain vigor and smoother mornings before school. The letter, part of a Postum advertisement, claims genuine improvement and a lasting health benefit with the slogan There’s a Reason.
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