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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1921

Page

5

Helen Krantz Reveals Her Role In Chilean Plot

Philip Severn learns Helen Longdale is Tom Longdale's sister Helen and Krantz's private secretary. She explains how she used a fake mission to Washington to expose the Chilean revolutionary fund and aid the authorities, while Wine and Waldron were captured or killed in the plot.

Krantz Sarah Waldron Adolph Krantz Lunoch United States Consular Service Washington Marie Gesster Tom Longdale Scott Helen Hill Service Europe Tits Bank Iva Philip Severn

Fragmentary saga of Breckenridge aid and coroner testimony

The fragment describes telling the captain details, Breckenridge found and sponsoring identity, avoiding detention. It mentions a coroner's inquest and a crushed body in a room, with garbled lines about witnesses and an aftermath. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.

Breckenridge

Style as the Message in Writing

A reflection on how thought and meaning travel through words and style. The author argues that the form of expression determines how ideas are received and understood, insisting that fine style is essential to clarity and impact.

Arnold Bennett

Rio cinema ushers offer comfort and roomy lobbies

Harriet Chalmers Adams notes Rio theaters provide spacious waiting rooms and pleasant music while waiting for the first reel. Audiences avoid standing outside and ticket lines since interiors offer comfortable seating. American films dominate over Italian and Brazilian imports in Rio theaters.

Rio Rio de Janeiro Rio Janeiro Harriet Chalmers Adamé National Geographic Magazine

Untitled reminiscence of a traveler’s solitary voyage

A fragment recalls a Clementian traveler known for exploration and reputation. The text hints at a sense of being watched by unseen observers, conveying mood over concrete events.

Clementian

Glando Pine Remedy Ad From Fort Wayne

An old style remedy ad touts Glando Pine as a cheap pleasant throat and bronchial cure for croup hoarseness bronchitis and irritated throat. It promises quick relief and shows directions with a plan to make a pint of the mixture at home from concentrated product and a small bottle. The Grand Aid Co Fort Wayne Ind markets the remedy and urges buyers to save money.

Grand-Aid Co Fort Wayne, Ind

Campaign rhetoric questioned by Birmingham Age Herald

The Birmingham Age-Herald rebuked a candidate for alleging rumors about an opponent. It argued the speaker should have left such claims to the judgment of an enlightened citizenry and rejected ad hominem attacks as unworthy of the campaign.

Birmingham Age-Herald

California Fig Syrup touted as a quick bowel aid

Advertises California Fig Syrup as a trusted remedy for constipation in children. Claims a single teasp oonful will open the bowels within hours and restore a sick child to playfulness. Warns mothers to buy the genuine product with proper instructions on the bottle.

California

Tramp Appeals For Alms Beside Tax Man With Bag

A ragged figure begs for coins from a well dressed man carrying a large bag. The caller notes the man is an income tax collector and silences the beggar with a harsh rebuke. The scene contrasts poverty and officialdom in a tense street encounter.

Guynor

Happy Day Mentioned in Laundry Scene with Red Cross Ad

A laundress sings O Happy Day while hanging linen. The passage notes she uses Red Cross Ball blue advertisement as part of the wash and scene. The tone recalls wartime or charity imprint in small town life.

Red Cross Ball Blue

Job Interview Sparks Odd Exchange in The Birmingham Age-Herald

A candid job interview scene shows Mr Duthwalte telling a stenography applicant that stenographers must be useful as well as ornamental. The exchange highlights tongue twisters and a muddled, humorous tone from the Birmingham newspaper.

Incomplete Prose on Gender Dialogues

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss judgment on men and women with unclear context and missing names. The text hints at debate over equality but provides no concrete facts or identities to identify a news item.

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By Randall Parrish Clement Breckenridge Mr. Severn Alva Chile Gaspar Wine Waldron Ivan Waoldron Ohio Jhim Morris Kelly Halsey Carr Tor Philip Severn Mary Quicki Farmer Ally Freed
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