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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1921
Page
4
Philip Severn, U S consular agent, buys a box from a New York jeweler and finds a secret note guiding him to a revolutionary plot in Chile with international implications. He tracks a rendezvous to an abandoned iron foundry where he is mistaken for a conspirator and welcomed.
In a dim hidden room a narrator uncovers a secret Spanish speaking Revolutionary gathering linked to the Chilean Junta in Washington. He risks capture and seeks escape through a shadowed, improvised exit as guards patrol the lit entrance.
In a dim compound a tall, neatly dressed stranger identifies the captive as Daly and hints at a planned heist. The man claims a past Hartlebury robbery and suggests Waldron betrayed them. He promises later discussion and a dangerous crew awaiting word from Washington.
A narrator ears a faint clatter from a fallen wood fragment and, after mustering courage, advances toward a black void. At the moment of pause a sudden unseen touch grips him and a bright flashlight shines into his eyes.
In Holy Week rites at the Miserere in Rome the epistle side altar bears a 15‑candle triangular candlestick for psalms. After each psalm a candle is extinguished, the top candle kept and later moved to the back altar. The six altar candles are quenched during canticle, with the final candle revived to symbolize Christ’s death and resurrection.
Chesterton argues dogs epitomize Western civilization through their unrestrained joy and loyalty. He contrasts animal innocence with human boredom and urges seeing familiar roads as new, praising the dog as a model of lively, sacred surprise.
A sentimental youth, suffering from severe love sickness, comes to the office in misery. He confesses that he has proposed and been turned down. The governor offers cheerful advice that a woman's no may mean yes. The reply, however, is a sharp rats instead of a yes.
A Boston man questions one way streets while a local recounts how the last earthquake caused streets to begin moving in every direction. The piece also notes jute could be grown on Burma’s lower alluvial lands, and mocks the idea that the wealthy obtain leases through justice while the poor suffer.
Mrs. W. M. Stephens of Vernon Texas says three years of monthly pain eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. She was bedridden and facing surgery but regained ability to work as a dressmaker. She encourages others to write for confidential health advice.
A Speedater brags about a new car as fog tech. a second speaker counters by noting they have not yet seen the youngest sister. The dialogue hints at social manners and family dynamics in a vignette.
An advertisement promotes Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a pure vegetable remedy for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims consistent purity in every bottle and offers a sample by mail for ten cents with a request to mention the paper. It notes dosage as a teaspoonful and lists two bottle sizes.
The statement remarks that beauty empowers a girl to entertain those nearby most of the time through her appearance alone.
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