The Hartley House Mystery Continues in Confession
Chapter XVI continues with Richard Dobson’s crimes and Sidney’s confession. The narrator recalls abuse at Hartley House and his plan for revenge, detailing the staged murder scene and the trial, while foreshadowing a climactic confrontation between brothers Arthur and Richard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Richard Dobson
Jel
Sr. Sidney
Jed
Sidney
Sidney Silve
Rascal
Arthur Dobson
Richard
Mr. Sidney
Shince
Women as presidential contenders and leaders in 1920s
The piece surveys potential female paths to national power after suffrage. It weighs candidates like Carrie Chapman Catt and Alice Paul, notes influential organizations such as the League of Women Voters and General Federation of Women’s Clubs, and suggests a future woman cabinet post focusing on motherhood and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Belltal
Cale
Kely
Census Bureau
Martha Comon
New York Herald
Tennessee
White House
Capitol
Harding
Cox
Franklin Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Senate
House
of Representatives
Carrie Chapman Catt
Herald
Dare Lhotias
International Woman's Suffrage Association
National American Suffrage Association
League of Women Voters
Steels
Briarcliff
Catt
Gox
Iowa
National American Woman Suffrage Association
New York
Breai
Wke
Alice Paul
Natonal Woman’s Party
Miss Pant
Mary Garrett Hay
Chicago
George Bass
San Francisco
Abraham Lincoln
Miss Hay
Ross
General Federation of Women's Clubs
National Council of Women
General Federation
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
Winter
Charles G. Ames
Boston
Philadelphia
Ames
New Century Club
Miss Ames
Wellesley College
Quincy Shaw
Agagiiz
Woman's Club of
Council of National Defense
Minnesota Commission On Public Safety
Congress
Lkely
England and Iceland Share Opposite Summer Weather
The piece notes England faced a cool summer with July snow in Durham and August frost in Oxfordshire while Iceland enjoyed milder conditions. A London thermometer showed 53 degrees as Iceland reached 72, explained by opposite airflows from the Arctic and western Atlantic. The article argues climate varies by location but history suggests long term patterns persist.
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England
Durham
Oxfordshire
Manchester
Iceland
London
Arctic
Atlantic
Russia
New England
Early Plymouth and Saugus Iron Works History
Plymouth marks the first permanent White settlement in New England with a founding date tied to the Pilgrims landing on December 21, 1620. The Saugus River iron works, started in 1843, was America’s first iron works, with a small pot cast at the first forge now housed in Lynn Public Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
New England
Saugus River
America
Lynn
Preachers, Death, and Faith in a Grim Reaper Talk
The excerpt portrays Bert near sixty and Jed pressing him to convert as Jed, bold and urgent, questions Bert about facing death. Bert listens while Jed argues for religious awakening, referencing the hereafter. A secondary note discusses etching, arguing meaning drives interest and that insignificant elements spoil value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert
Jed
Scythanhly
Earle's Hypo Cod Builds Up Yet Cures Cold Say User
A testimonial from J. K. Leake of Columbus Ohio touts Earle's Hypo Cod as a real remedy for severe colds bronchial trouble and kidney pain. He claims improved breathing sleep appetite and general health after using the tonic noting the formula is printed on the orange carton. The ad urges readers to buy at local druggists and mentions endorsements from druggists and experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle
J. K. Leake
Souder Ave
Columbus
Latham Contracting Co
Favorite Prescription praised by new mother
Mrs Canate Hit of 814 Dundee Ave testifies she regained appetite and strength after using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription during and after motherhood. She recommends the tonic to young mothers, noting it is alcohol and narcotics free and prepared from roots. Readers may send 10 cents for trial bottles or contact Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y for advice.
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EiLuin
Pierce
Dundee Ave
Fragmentary Ad Copy Mentions Peterson and Petersons
Disjointed user text cites a Buffalo figure Peterson and a claim of healing big ul der and pain relief. The readability is poor with garbled phrases and inconsistent quotes, offering no verifiable event, date, or clear action.
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Hartley
By Clifford S. Raymond
Irwin Myers
Richard Tel
Genine
Aighard
Rebard
Michard
Hicharl
Grune
Herting House
Bin
Oyp
Sev- Yo
South America
Ford
Hicherd
Bartley House
Richent
Hartley House
Sw Allen
Deleons
Homer Sidney
Richa Debeom
Eureres
Remy
Bart Oy
Lassa
Evlepeer
Groote
Ey Seganes
Sentente
Seieee
Gallowe
Pyiernbrond Danor
New York Evening Sun
Philip Gilbert Hamerton
Edith
Helen
Big Ulder
Peterson
Buffalo
Dee
Olsen
Beak Marine Co
No. U
Fort Wayne
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