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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
8
In India Cerisse Harcourt schemes against Narcisse Harcourt while a mutilated, tormented narrator recalls family secrets. The tale exposes murder plots, an escape plan, and a dangerous pursuit across continents ending with Narcisse confronting her relative harbored within a medical disguise.
Chapter XXVII reports Harcourt hanged within the month as Britain shuns interference, Hackleye returns to England, and Narcisse Harcourt with Phil ip Hartley wed. Francis Wayne’s papers recount torture by his father, John Wayne, who grafted a gorilla’s body onto his son, a perverse science triumph. Le Malheureux returns to Africa to a lab of electrical research, defending a single moment of beast over soul.
President Taft and officials reached an understanding with 24 railroads to withdraw enjoined and pending tariffs after June 1 1910. The government will suspend the Missouri suit until a new railroad bill becomes law and provisions giving the ICC price investigation powers remain intact.
Miss Esther Quinn sues Columbia University professor Harry Thurston Peck for $50,000 in a New York Supreme Court breach of promise suit. The defendant, a Latin chairholder and literary figure, allegedly promised marriage but the first wife had divorced him in 1908 for desertion before his subsequent marriage to Elizabeth H. DuBois in 1909.
A collage of quirky quotes and adverts from a vintage paper includes Uncle Jerry Peebles on mythical beasts, roaches in kitchens prompting Easy Task soap use, a Thackeray anecdote about sailors and Epsom salts, a wind and dust tip, a pet salve claim, parceling by a gypsy moth and sparrow, Dr. Pierce’s Pellets for digestion, and bland product pitches.
Chicago Tribune notes a preacher father defending frank speech about the devil while a consumer ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothims Syrup for teething. The product promises gum relief, reduced inflammation, pain relief, and wind colic cure at 24 cents per bottle.
Horace Walpole retells a lively tale of a porcelain seller with a rare jar valued highly. A summer seismic shock cracked his vase. he doubled the price and promoted it as the only jar worldwide cracked by an earthquake.
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