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Newspaper

Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1921

Page

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Murder Looms Over Hidden Knife and Shifting Allegiances

The narrator discovers a concealed dagger missing from his bag and suspects Marie Geasler of theft and murder. A phone tip leads him to Costigan's saloon where Harris and Waldron trap him, revealing a plan to seize plunder and expose identities as the confrontation escalates.

Alva Marie Geasler Costigan Charlie George Harris Waldron Elnister Daly

Dinner with a Roumanian Family in Bucharest

An invited guest describes a long informal dinner at a Bucharest apartment with a Roumanian family. Pastrama and other new dishes spark amusement and conversation while pianist Leo Slezak, ex Royal Opera Vienna, attends and hosts the evening.

Bucharest Hecken Leo Slezak Royal Opera Company of Vienne Vienna

World Earth age debated by Abbe Moreaux

Abbe Theodore Moreaux of Bourges argues in La Revue de Cel that the Earth is about five hundred million years old, not fifty. He contends humans existed for tens of thousands of years, contrasts with German claims of four hundred thousand years, and says Bible chronology is an invention of translators.

New York Perand Daly Harry Pierre Perand’s Duffer Costigan's Perond Abbe Theodore Moreaux Bourges la Revue de Clel Abbe Moreaux

Silly Contradictions in an Old Advertisement

A fragment from an old ad shows garbled phrases about a housewife and a Red Cross Ball Blue advertisement. The text mentions a basket of white clothes and grocers, reflecting noisy OCR errors and faded context rather than a coherent news item.

The Reason. Charie’s on his feet again

A fragment notes Charie’s recovery and mentions Yeu as a debtor's creditor taking a car, implying financial trouble and recovery as part of the incident coverage.

Chariie Yeu

The Cheerful Liar and the Vacation Banter

A playful dialogue contrasts two trunks on vacation talk. First trunk asks Enjoy your vacation. Second trunk replies Feeling fine and uses a boast about baggage men. The exchange centers on self perception and honesty.

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