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Newspaper

Galveston Leader

Location

Galveston, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1914

Page

3

Long-ago passion and a hidden secret revisit in Virginia

Judith Dandridge recalls a past romance with Major Monty Tiristow while Shirley, her daughter, grows up under the shadow of a long buried affair. Judith reveals a hidden illness and a vow to keep it secret, as memories of Valiant Sassoon, Sassoon and a fateful confrontation resurface amid May jasmine scents and old letters.

John Vatant Valboint Corporation Virginia Damery Court Shirley Rosewood Montagueristow Vatiance Jeanine Ranten Tiristow Monty Northing Judith Taien Vienna Tam Dandridge Wonder Tan Sassoon Neavelet Valiant Valant Christon John Jim Tom Dandridge

Awakening to a Rainy Damory Court Mystery

John Valiant visits the derelict Damory Court with Uncle Jefferson and discovers a dusty mansion filled with relics. He finds a marked copy of Lucile, a portrait with a cut eye, and a sense of a faded past. The pair prepare to hire a cook as they inspect the neglected estate.

Damory Court John Vaillant Vaele Jefferson

Secret photographic scheme to show four or five likenesses on one plate

New York reports a mystery around a photo trick using two tall mirrors at 75 degrees to create multiple images of a single subject. A Cooper Hewitt mercury lamp above the head and diffusion cloth over the mirrors produce the illusion of several identical figures in one plate.

New York Cooper Hewitt

Teak wood valued for shipbuilding and marine durability

The log and cart wood from South America and the West Indies, teak, is prized for exceptional resistance to marine borers, durability in salt water, and use in keelsons and planking. It yields bibirine from bark and fruits and is noted for strong heartwood and difficult differentiation from sapwood.

Cans South America West Indies Kelvingrove Museum Glasgow Scotland Rio Grande

Aconite Lore Roots from Myth to Pharmacology

Aconite is described by homeopathic authorities as a pivotal drug. Myth recounts Hercules wrestling Cerberus, whose froth inspired aconite. The plant supposedly sprang from froth on a bleak hill in Pontica once named 4scaitos.

Hercules Cerberus Pontica

Port wine fraud exposed in London factories

A report reveals spurious wine labeled port is produced in London from dried currants or raisins, lacking any Portugal origin. Experts state true port wine must come from fresh Portuguese grapes and be shipped from Porto, but many London makers evade import duties by mixing in real port.

London Portugal Warner

Baseball Team of Cripples Formed in Wheeling West Virginia

A newly organized baseball team in Inwood West Virginia is described as the most remarkable in the country. The nine players collectively have 12 legs 712 feet and 17 arms and many were maimed in local industries. Players include William Robusky manager and shortstop with one leg and arm Joe Lick first base with no legs Leg Lennon second base one leg George Ottomiller third base one leg Ralph Ford catcher one foot Crip Tron sides pitcher one foot Cotton Bowers left field one foot Edward Pearl center field 14 feet and George Miller right field one leg.

Wheeling W. Va Inwood William Robusky Joe” Lick Lannon George Ottomiller

Love Powders Trial Ends With Fine in New York

Guiseppi Sabatella was fined 250 dollars for attempting to sell "love powders" to Mrs. Isabella Goodwin the noted detective in New York.

New York Isabella Goodwin Guiseppi Sabatella

Ring Found After Fifteen Years In Garden Dig

Charles Oelrich found a gold wedding ring while digging in his Belford New Jersey garden. The ring belonged to Mrs Henry Grundereth a neighbor and had been lost about fifteen years ago.

Belford N. J Charles Oelrich Henry Grundereth

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