Betty Lancey Serial Mystery Described In Archaic Terms
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a serialized mystery titled Betty Lancey with remarks on its merits and modern suspense. The excerpt is garbled but suggests a dramatic, serialized narrative centered on Betty Lancey and a suspect mystery.
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Betty Lancey
Thery
Ceelesrapty
An Unrestful Night at Desterle Boarding House
Police officer Doherty finds Annie Desterle collapsed after a violent rush of fear and confusion with a mysterious upstairs room, a surgeon called, a third floor room opened to a foul odor, a bowl of violets on a bed, and a limp figure beneath a drenched veil of secrecy in a quiet boarding house.
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Doherty
Dasterle
Annie
Desterle
Tia
Ike
Migs
Gentry
Ted
Rae Gontente
Boul
The Thing in the Dead Woman's Room Mystery
In a New York City estate a bizarre creature attacks Pat Doherty as police arrive to seize a terrifying figure with an ape like skull and a monstrous grin. Despite attempts with blankets and a pistol, the thing evades capture and escapes amid a chaotic, deadly confrontation.
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Tony
New York
Carte’ Wayne
Clo Doubleday Franz & Co
Bankera
San Francisco
California
Doherty
Patric Doherty
Ross
Harg
Misa Cerlaso Wayne
Pierre Desterle
Patreeck
Pierra
Pierre
Chriase Wayne
Desterlo
Fragmented dialogue about family remarks and manners
The text presents a garbled dialogue in which Mrs Nagget comments that her sister is not the most refined person, and her husband retorts belligerently. The exchange conveys tension and judgment within a domestic setting amid clipped, partial speech.
D O Mills Dies at Millbrae Winter Home
D O Mills renowned banker and philanthropist died suddenly at his Millbrae winter home due to Angina pectoris. Born September 26, 1836 in Salem he rose from clerk to founder of D O Mills & Co and built the Mills Building in New York. He chaired Bank of California, later shaping finance and charities with his Mills hotels and extensive holdings. He married Jane Templeton in 1864 and left son Ogden Mills, a prominent public figure.
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D. O. Mills
Millbrae
San Mateo County
San Francisco
Mr. Mille
Salem
Buffalo
Merchants’ Bank
Mills
California
Bank of D. ©. Mills & Co
Bank of California
New York
Broad and Wallatreeta
Jane Templeton
Whitelaw Reid
Ogden Mills
Wilson Seeks Truth on Food Prices and Production
Secretary Wilson of the Agriculture Department announces cost of production reports from every state to compare farm prices with city prices. He says agents will report exhaustively on all food products and publish findings to reveal the true cost of living, aiming to expose excess profits and explain rising prices.
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Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Ohio Legislature Opens Sev enty-eighth General Assembly
The first regular session of the Seventy-eighth General Assembly of Ohio opens with Speaker Mooney and Lieut. Gov. Teadway presiding in the House and Senate respectively. The body consists of 20 Republicans and 14 Democrats in the Senate and 63 Republicans and 45 Democrats in the House, with two members having died. Mooney urges a public utilities commission, thorough and open probes of state offices, and corporate taxation reform. President Taft is said to have endorsed the program in a White House conference. Gov. Harmon’s first annual message draws strong interest, with Republicans signaling readiness to pursue many recommendations.
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Seventy-eighth
General Assembly
Ohio
Spanker Granville Mooney
House
Francis W. Teadway
Senate
Mooney
Public Utilities Commission
Inn
New York
State House
Taft
White House
Harmon
Tragic fire kills two children in Santa Claus village
In Santa Claus Indiana a fire fatally burned two young children whose mother found their blackened bodies in a room where they were playing an hour earlier. Mrs Fred Kaller, caring for cows in the barn, rushed back to help after hearing screams as smoke filled the rooms. The mother and husband aided in the rescue but the children died. The article notes the identities of the two toddlers as their exact ages are unclear in the text.
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Santa Claus
Ind
Fred Kaller
Munyon's Pills Promise Quick Reliefs and Health Boosts
Munyon's Paw Pow Pills are advertised as a gentle, non irritating tonic. They claim to invigorate the stomach liver and nerves, enrich the blood and aid nourishment without causing weakness. The ad cites free medical advice from Munyon's Doctors and lists multiple remedies with prices including 26c for cold remedy and 6c for rheumatism remedy.
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Munyon
Munayon
Philadelphia
Stops lameness with remedies from Resaca farmer
G. T. Roberts of Resaca Georgia reports using vous traisnant on a horse to cure swee ney and says he removed a spavin from a mule as large as a guinea. He asserts it is the best remedy for lame.
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Sloan
G. T. Roberts
Resaca
R.F.D
Sweeney
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