Sheep's Clothing Sparks Family Secret Revealed
Lydia confronts Craven as a mysterious card and a hidden diamond necklace trigger revelations. Craven admits disguising actions to protect Betty Merrilees while Lydia learns of coded signals and suspected spies, leading to urgent errands and armed with a new note for Mrs Ellsworthy.
Craven Returns With The Quizzie Box After A Close Look
Craven reappears at the door in a feigned calm with the quizzie box still open and its wicklace exposed. He recalls a recent glance at a corpse and voices remorse as he contemplates what Archer might have told him.
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Craven
Teast
Holland’s Great Dikes
A description of Holland’s great dikes running about 40 miles from near the Yssel river across the Hook of Holland to the sea. Built in sections, they have stood for seven centuries, blocking waters from low-lying fields. The base is 40 feet wide, the top 85 feet, and height ranges from 25 to 85 feet.
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Holland
Yssel River
Hook of Holland
Barnard Named Federal Food Commissioner Pending Law
Indianapolis state food and drug commissioner Harry E. Barnard is appointed by Herbert Hoover as volunteer representative of the federal food administrator. If the federal food control bill passes, he will become Indiana federal food commissioner. The plan envisions strong state organization for food conservation with cooperation between the federal and state authorities and the state council of defense led by G. I. Christie.
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Harry E. Barnard
Food and Drug
Herbert Hoover
Congress
Barnard
Indiana
State Council of Defense
G. I. Christie
Women of
Hoover
Goodrich
Road repairs urged for Fort Harrison camp traffic
Capt M H Thomas of the U S army quartermaster spoke in Indianapolis demanding immediate road improvements to the Fort Benjamin Harrison post. He said the military need is urgent and delays could signal indifference to national defense as the camp grows to 18 000 residents and requires reliable transport for men and supplies.
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Indianapolis
M. H. Thomas
Quartermaster’s Department
United States Army
Ft. Benjamin Harrison
War Department
Thomas
Lineman killed repairing high voltage wire near Yorktown
Anderson Hay den Skinner a lineman from In galls was killed on his third day of employment with Union Traction Company. He was repairing a broken high voltage wire. while picking raspberries at the right of way the back of his neck touched the live line. Next Meeting To Be at Winchester. Columbus To hold semi annual convention of Central Indiana Independent Telephone Owners Association in Winchester in October. over seventy telephone men attended the closing session. Holds District Red Cross Meeting North Vernon Two hundred delegates and visitors from fifteen counties met for a Red Cross district meeting with Mrs Belmont Tiffany of New York speaking on hospital supply work. Appointed to Agricultural Office Franklin Flarry Lochry of this city Purdue graduate has been assigned to the western agricultural office in Salt Lake City as assistant dairy manufacturing specialist. Man Known as Human Goat Dead Ivansville Joseph Larsen, nicknamed a human goat for his habit of swallowing buttons needles pins and glass, died of epilepsy and related diseases at the county infirmary. Churches to Observe Anniversary Vernon Freedom Baptist church grows nine decades old while Graham Presbyterian marks its hundredth anniversary on August 12. To Build New High School Building Greencastle A new high school building will be constructed. bids ranged from 112000 to 150000 for the general contract. Death by Own Action of Octogenarian Valparaiso Samuel ob Pomeroy, eighty, a pioneer, committed suicide by poison. he was father of McDowell Pomeroy, a state merchant and farmer.
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Hayden Skinner
Ingalls
Yorktown
Union Traction Company
Skinner
Winchester
Columbus
Central Indiana Independent Telephone Owners’ Association
Red Cross
North Vernon
Indiana
Hoosier Notes highlights from Indiana city briefs
Alexandria hosts the Indiana City Editors association meeting with plans to reconvene in Indianapolis January 19 and 20 1918. Richmond contracts add pledge of allegiance to teachers. Noblesville reports acquittal of Floyd Anderson for murder of Frank Schaffar on salt defense. Marys reunion set for August 16 in Noblesville. Indianapolis mourns H R Carver Pennsylvania Railroad yardmaster dies during appendicitis operation. Ft Wayne hosts chiropractors educational convention with central states attendees.
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Alexandria
Indiana City Editors’ Association
Indianapolis
Noblesville
Marys
United States
H. R. Carver
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
A Friend's Advice From Louisville Woman
Miss Nellie Fishback of Louisville credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving years of female troubles headaches and nervousness. She avoided surgery and reports renewed health and strength after using the remedy and gaining support from the Pinkham company.
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Louisville
Andy
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nellie Fishback
Christy Ave
Wee E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn, Jasa
Companions in Suffering Car Crash Clarifies Guilt and Resolve
Mr Chuggins tells the injured man he ran over that the car is light and not able to harm. The man responds that he has spent hours beneath the vehicle attempting repairs, revealing a grim bid to help despite danger.
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Mr. Chuggins
Alice Pork and Beans grocer ad note
Ady promotes Alice Beans as a mixed can containing Soja and Navy beans with higher fat content and more protein than Navy Beans. The note invites readers to ask their grocer about the product.
Golf Rage Drives Domestic Row in Jovial Old Tale
A playful yet grim comic line reports a husband Lovecote beating his wife after a golf match. The quip notes the couple married two months, the assault arising from a disputed golf victory, reflecting period humor about domestic relations and sport.
Speech Echoes On Patriotism And Public Fear
The dialogue recalls a veteran senator urging youth to enlist and defend the nation. A listener notes the familiar cadence matching a private 1863 appeal to be a substitute, as memories of wartime rhetoric surface.
Gander Six Generations Old at Islay Estate
A gander in Islay Scotland is reported to be sixty six years old, owned by Mr. Mac Lachlan. It previously belonged to a hotel proprietor at Lridgend for 45 years and was later bought by the current owner’s father-in-law twenty one years ago. The bird reportedly remains active and youthful.
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Gander
Islay
Scotland
Oldbach and Henpeck Defend Honest Debate in Court
A courtroom quip session turns on marriage and the Declaration of Independence as Judge remarks on perspective. The crowd riffs on sound and sight, while a witty line about an automobile tongue features a joke about people being run down.
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Colonia
Dame. Oldbach
Henpeck
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