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Newspaper
Denver Tribune
Location
Denver, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
8
In a tense scene, the narrator recovers from a near-fatal dagger wound examined by Dr Hasbrouck who suspects poison. Paula Wynne's whereabouts trigger concern as Consuelo and others seek answers, while a detective probes motive and alibi amid a possible intruder.
Inspector Marland questions Mr Darkmore as Miss Wynne's disappearance connects to Haynes murder case. Wynne left The Nest in thin dress after 4, seen nowhere since 6. Darkmore recalls a prior talk with Wynne about an old arrangement and notes her later return not to warn of danger.
Miss Traill asks Darkmore to deliver a torn letter from a gown, revealing a hidden parchment later claimed as a critical chart. Consuelo demands openness, Naomi Confronts deception, and the trio confronts a dangerous web of loyalties and danger within the house.
In a tense scene Consuelo agrees to meet Mr. Haynes-Haviland to discuss Paula’s disappearance. Uncle Wilfrid and Traynes-Jeasiiind arrive as talk turns to a possible engagement, while a detective is assigned to the case, though no clues have yet surfaced. The narrator hints at deeper connections and a continuing search.
The article argues that continental armies embracing spectacles for soldiers improves marksmanship and safety, countering the view that glasses signal national decline. It cites American Medicine and a railway superintendent to warn against vision neglect, noting fog and rain increase need for lens protection and cleaning. It also suggests refraction advances may spread through ophthalmology over centuries.
In London, enthusiasts abandon crystal balls for small black mirrors from India that supposedly reveal future events, reflecting a rising fad in divination.
Patrolman Tarnold presented a weapon in Cincinnati Police Court in a case against Frank Shaw of Columbus for carrying concentrated weapons. The item, a pair of spiked knuckles, is ancient Spanish make and not legally manufactured in the United States. Police say such weapons can crush bone and maim flesh, with little chance for the victim.
Mrs. Jenks Smith discusses bird study as an enjoyable alternative to garden parties and hunting. She plans a spring bird class with a professor to identify species and recounts a past river visit with twenty ladies observing birds like a blue jay and a red veined virage while on a wooded luncheon excursion.
A historical discussion argues the thumb reveals insanity in applicants and patients. It cites employers screening workers, asylum doctors diagnosing fraud, and nerve disease specialists noting thumb posture signals and guiding operations at the thumb center of the brain.
A fragment of the Mount Vesuv cone has fallen raising fears of additional landslides. Authorities urge caution and monitor the slope for further movement.
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