Young Miss Southerland in Robbery Case Mystery
Detectives uncover missing securities worth about 80000 dollars in the Marbiehead office of Aldred Southerland broker. Miss Mildred Southerland, confiding in the detective, appears entangled as her secretary Reginald Varney's discharge and a New York lead pull the case toward a dangerous personal riddle.
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Alfred Southerland
State Street
Hoston
Edgar Dunton
Massachusetts
State Police
Somberkind
Dunton
Mr. Stand
Mr. Packard
Mr. Rani
Mr. Southerland
Fits Country Place
Marblehead
Dunston
Hhn
Bhn
Reginald Varney
Southerland & Co
Sonderland
Southerland
Country Place
Boston
Varney
New York
Metropolis
Grand Central Station
Dupton
Mary Stone
Miss Stone
Aldred Southerland
Mildred
Marbiehead
Sho Nad
Gentilmimn
Detective and the elopement tangled in stolen bonds
In a tense room, a detective untangles a plot involving a woman, a detective Varney, and bonds worth $89,000. He reveals Varney hid the stolen estate bonds with the girl, who knew nothing of the theft. A courier’s knock leads to a pause as the detective orders escort to the Boston train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunton
Danton
Mr. Varney
Pye
Boston
Nature Cures Seen As Best Help To Nature
A New Haven Register excerpt argues that healing comes from nature aided by minimal medicine. Physicians should place patients in favorable conditions, surgeons remove physical obstacles, and excessive drugs may hinder nature. The piece praises restraint and natural processes as the core of effective care.
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Ile
Bolow
New Haven Register
Out of Pain and Toward Heaven in Lizabeth Phelps Quote
A historical clipping invokes Lizabeth Stuart Phelps in Harper's Bazaar, imagining heaven as relief from pain and danger. Voices of wounded, hopeful, and hopeful mothers speak of safety, children, love, and simple, shared comforts as essential happiness.
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Nonother
Gerl
Lizabeth Stuart Phelps
Harper's Bazar
They Go Together in a Curious Conversation Tale
A fragment shows a husband and wife in a odd exchange about phygicat culture and jewelry. The wife compares Henry to a watch while the husband responds with blunt, insulting humor as the scene ends with a jab about compliments.
A Force Proportioned to Its Frame Madison Quote
James Madison argues that free governments grow stronger through tests, noting that the Union, guardian of freedom and safety for all, gains force as the nation is challenged, with lessons from the war of 1812 shaping its resilience and breadth.
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James Madison
Not In Her Class Insults Over Women Wearing Men's Clothes
In a London Opinion snippet Mrs Spenders challenges the idea of a wife embracing "new womanish" dress while Mr Spenders jokes that men's clothes are not expensive. The exchange satirizes gender dress norms and humorously reflects social attitudes.
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Mrs. Spenders
Mr. Spenders
London
The Judge and the Virgag o A ancient joke amid illusions
A Col lier's Weekly translation tells of a magistrate who questions a wounded netor about facial injuries. The man blames his wife for scratches, prompting the judge to threaten a beating, until the magistrate’s own wife appears and interrupts. The court adjourns as the grape arbor seems to collapse.
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Collier’s Weekly
Ting Ch'al T
The Quest of Beauty Through Ages and Gossip
A compact look at beauty standards from ancient Rome and Greece to Lucrezia Borgia and 18th century England. It notes cosmetics, wigs, skin care, and a rumor about Tennyson fearing royal marriage news while joking with the Marquis of Lorne at Smihdon.
Hitting the Pipe and a Family Flood Incident
Jones returns home to a burst water pipe flooding the house. He scolds his wife for not shutting the pipe, then goes to the cellar and hammers the supply line. After a loud effort, he asks if water has stopped, only to hear his wife joke that he has hammered up the wassipe.
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Jones
Keeping the Conmiundments in Cleveland Leader Quip
A Cleveland Leader quote plays on sparseness and honesty. The speaker claims to “keep the conmiundments,” suggesting mispronounced or mistaken duties. The dialogue humorously questions who the duties truly belong to and who is wise.
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Cleveland
Unclear fragment hints at a marriage dispute
Fragmentary lines suggest a dialogue where one woman asserts she is the one to marry someone, with earlier reference to confusion and a rainbow. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable names, places, or concrete actions to form a full news item.
Do You Open Your Mouth Like a Young Bird for Cure
An advertising piece touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for women’s ailments including irregularities and pain. It argues readers have right to know ingredients and promises relief from headaches backache pelvic distress and nervous symptoms. It offers a free booklet from the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo by postcard request.
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Pierce
Ford
Piarce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
Omar
Divorce by publication in Caroline County Circuit Court
In Equity Nora Jane Cohee sues for a vinento matrimonii divorce from her husband. He abandoned her after about twelve years of marriage, now a resident of Maryland with unknown whereabouts. The court orders publication in Caroline County newspapers for four weeks and sets a show cause date of June 10, 1908, to determine if a decree should be granted.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Vashti Louise Garey
William DB. Nuttle
Court House
Denton
Nora Jane Cohee
Philadelphia
Maryland
Thomas L. Day
Thomas L, Day
William T. Nall
Eliza A. Hall
Eliza J. Matt Nuttle
Marydel
T. Alan Goldsborough
Thomas I
Blockaded kidneys claim relief with Dean's Pills
A Cambridge Maryland woman reports long kidney pain and back ache ending after using Dean's Kidney Pills. She says two boxes cured her and confirms no relapse since 1907. Pills sold by Foster-Milburn Co. in Buffalo, price 50 cents. Remember the name.
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Dean
Martha A. Meekins
Choptank Avenue
Notice to Creditors in Caroline County Maryland
Notice is given that the subscriber in Caroline County has letters of administration on the estate of Sallie Gordon late of Caroline County deceased. All persons having claims against the deceased must exhibit them with vouchers to the court on or before January 1 1908 or be barred from benefiting from the estate. Dated May 1908 ER Lewis administrator de bonis non for Gordon deceased.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court of
Caroline
ER. Lewis
Sordon
Tax arrears notices to be advertised in Denton next week
All other properties in Denton with taxes in arrears will be advertised next week. Samuel Griffin can be found at any time next week at Smith & Walls' store.
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Denton
Smith & Walls
Samuel Griffin
Halli
Reduced rates to western cities by Pennsylvania Railroad
The Pennsylvania Railroad offers excursion tickets at reduced fares for delegates and travelers to major western meetings and conventions. Dates span June to September with specific cities including Chicago Louisville Denver Cleveland St Paul Columbus Indianapolis Toledo and more. Tickets sold prior to each event and return validity through specified inclusive dates. Inquiries at any Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket Agent for full reduced fare details and through western train services.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago
Ill
American Medical Association
Louisville
International Sunday School Association
Denver
Col
Democratic National Convention
Good
Cleveland
Ohio
International Convention, Baptists Young People’s Union of America
St Paul
Minn
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Columbus
Indianapolis
Ind
Toledo
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania Railroad
St. Louis
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Denton Journal
Roward Melvin Hen
Johnson Milvin & Johnson, Publishers
Howard Fielding
C. W. Hooke
Fuston
Treary
Virago
Italy
Lucrezhi Horgia
England
Lady Coventry
Pearson’s Weekly
Tennyson
Ning
Douar
Timber Land
Caroline Counity
Williston
Ogie Melvin
Eling W. Williamson
George R. Neal
Robert C. Rice
James W.saulsbury
Albert G. Towers P
P. Cavity
van James Cole
Enton
State of
Maryhond
Templeville
Henderson
Liber J. B.S
Fin Fair Repair
Harvey L. Cooper
F.P. Covey
Bailife
OFIF
James J. Smith
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Charles Lewis
Fifth and Dry Streets
Vani
Baltimore
Herman M. Cohn
W. Fayette ST
Nisi
En W. Noble
Junker
E. Fayette ST
Charla
Baltimorh, MD
Eastern Shore
Windsor Hotel
Filbert ST
Bulletin
Denton, Md
JW. Patts CO
Lexington and Park Ave
Baltimore, Md
Erybody
Fine China
Loo Maes
Ima
FS & M. Telephone
Diamond State Telephone
Western Union
A. McDaniel & Co
Depot
Geo. W. LeKates
Stewart Building
Thave
Frank Flaharty
Concord
Journan
Daha Fa Jeodaga Faufeufongs Faterpapnds Papays Oy
Geo.c. Skirven
Carter Block
Vicinity
Jrwlan
Maryland State Vaccine Agency
William B. Burch
Carrollton Ave
Daltimore
Mad
C&p
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