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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1915
Page
3
Fragment from a detective tale recounts the Moonstone saga beginning with its stolen history and the Verinder household. It follows Gabriel Betteredge and Franklin Blake as suspicions grow, with Miss Verinder and Rosanna under scrutiny while plans for an experimental reveal unfold.
In this excerpt Jennings notes sending a letter to Miss Verinder about an experiment. He stresses she may decide freely and confirms her belief in Mr. Blake's innocence after reading his earlier letter. Candy announces a two week southern visit as the scene shifts to Miss Verinder's responsive tone.
A note questions whether the phrase Indian Summer derives from East India rather than American Indians. It cites Monthly Weather Review observations about ships marked I B indicating load depth during the northeast monsoon season in Indian seas, and asks how long this sense has been used.
A Turkish drum databank is described as resembling a long vase with a bottom covered by parchment. The text notes the distinctive form and protective parchment cover as notable features.
A jumble of microcolumn items quotes readers and jokes from Detroit Free Press, Macon News, Louisville Courier-Journal, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, Boston Transcript, Yonkers Statesman, and more. The taste varies from real estate puzzles to social chatter and puns.
A collage of comic lines and adages from Wisconsin State Journal Galveston News Puck Houston Post and Boston Transcript. The snippets poke at marital woes class status and social pretensions through witty exchanges and one-liners.
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