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Heppner Times

Location

Heppner, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1904

Page

6

Secret of the Plundered Safe Chapter Eight

M Lecoq reconstructs the crime scene using a scratch on the safe and a photographed door mark. He then directs Fanferrot to impersonate others, tests the theory with the judge, and plans to expose the true thief while Prosper awaits justice and aid from Raoul de Lagors.

M. LeCoq M. Fauvel Todny M Fanwel Fanferrot Rue Delorme M. de Clameran Clameran Clamerante Prouper Raoul de Lagorn Paris

Oldest Yale Harvard graduates become ministers and more

A survey of varied topics notes Yale and Harvard graduates becoming ministers, a Japanese bride gifting wedding presets to her parents, and definitions such as elephant power equaling twenty two horsepower. It covers rail passenger mileage gains, Clover with four leaves, Indian steel secrets, navigable rivers, a Chelsea hospital bequest loss, a tiny watch stud, and government employment figures for women in Washington. It ends with a note on British conscience funds and the 1780 March 30 event of a large public balance.

Yale Harvard India England Germany Botaniea de Vries Obi Yoneset Lie Trussian Chelsea Tun Washington Great Britain

Russian domestic servants sworn to secrecy and punished

In old Russia serfs and domestic servants cannot testify against their masters. Servants are hired for a year to specific duties and punished by the master’s word to a judge if neglectful. Rich households employ many servants with low pay and rare free time. law bars them from testifying against employers. A note on Napolean’s quote closes.

Russia Nicholas Ile Thuaeia

Insures Her Life For A Club In Chicago Plan

Mrs Pauline Harriette Lyon secretary of the Woman's Athletic Club of Chicago devises an original financing plan to fund a permanent palatial clubhouse. She names her life for 200000 and a Chicago banker will advance the sum with the policy as collateral. Already on hand is 200000 for erection. prominent members including Mrs Bremons Blaine Mrs Ogden Armour and Mrs Harold McCormick pledge to pay premiums. The club will feature a netatorium gymnasium recreation rooms fountain bowling alleys and luxurious apartments for Chicago's fashionable women.

Chicago Pauline Harriette Lyon Woman's Athletic Chub Wes Wich Mra Bremons Blaine A. Ogden Armour Harold McCormick Chileige Existoninr

Cliff of natural glass in Yellowstone Park description

A jagged cliff of natural glass in Yellowstone Park, Wyoming, is described as half a mile long and up to 2000 feet high. The base rock measures 75 to 100 feet thick, with the upper worn down by ages of wind and rain. The glass appears through colors ranging from brick and white to mottled brown, red, olive green, and brownish hues.

Yellowstone Park Wyong

Weighing Study at Copenhagen Charity Institute

Curious experiments show seventy children at a royal philanthropic institute in Copenhagen are weighed daily. They gain weight mainly in autumn and early December, with little to no increase from December into April. In late summer there is a slight decrease, noted when people rent diamonds that turn out to be glass.

Copenhagen Wight

Pinkham Medicine Co. Letters From Lynn Mass Placeholder

A fragment mentions the Pinkham Medicine Co of Lynn Massachusetts and original letters and signatures. Details are incomplete but indicate archival correspondence associated with the firm and its historical documents.

FORFE Cannes K. Pinkham Med, Co Lynn, Mass

Rural merchant praises clerks at department store

A rural merchant compliments the department store staff for their vim and energy while the proprietor replies with sarcasm about the midday closing. The scene mentions a soothing remedy and teething for a child, with a misread note about Mrs. Winalgw.

Names of World Cities and Figures Pop Up in Curious Parade

In a whimsical, almost stream of consciousness piece the author lists historic and legendary names from Rome Troy Athens Sparta Italy Greece Egypt Tyre Memphis Syracuse Delphi Paris Nineveh Babylon Rome and more. The fragment hints at a joke about city names and classical lore in a modern American setting.

New York State Thene Rome Troy Athens Galiea Syracuse Sparta Italy Greece Egypt Tyre Memphis Venlo Klarence Corinth Parma Milan Naplea Meetor

Pedestrian from City Delivers Fresh Produce to Brooklyn Life

In aBrooklyn Life snippet a city ped der makes biweekly trips to fetch and deliver fresh fruits and vegetables to suburban residents. The note highlights the convenience of country living and the regular arrival of produce.

Annex Pedder Brooklyn

Muscular Faith and Skeptical Talk on Faith Healing

The exchange features Mra dismissing faith healing as mere banila and Strongun recounting a personal cure for his boy from cigarette habit, arguing practical results over belief. The dialogue hints at tension between faith based claims and observed behavior.

Mra Mecher Strongun

Miserica of Wealth Relies on a Fifty Dollar Overcoat

A quip about wealth contrasts a man who can afford a fifty dollar overcoat to hang on a nail rather than a wall hook. The joke notes the coat is humphacked, implying misplacement or neglect in a tongue in cheek exchange about affluence.

Hwake Winka Binke

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M. Lecoy Leroy Lecoy Fanferlot Palais de Justice Fanuferlot Tle Prosper Gray Hin Beaucaire M. Faurel Verdaret Ned M. de Lagors Monaiour M. Fanvel M. Verdoret Yau M. Venturet Rowper M. de Lagers Flim Ipulsa Raoul M. de Tagore Roe Faris Climeran America Prosper Gnally Wncle Mme Fanvel Nand Madeleine Catherine de Medici Maida of Honor Promper Aurer Stores Pen Napoleon Heaviont Nellie Holmes Young Woman's Temperance Association of Buffalo, N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham Dean Mae Prieman Idia KE Pinkham Nani Hors Buffalo N.Y Irene Crosby East Savanah, Ga Dean Man Poemmam Lydia B. Pinkham Lt Hon Misa Sneak Rinks Korreater Berttle Philadelphia New York Claasig Cittos Infante Bours Katty Muscular Faith Miserica of Wealth Carter Carters East Perret
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