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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
3
This ad touts low prices for a wide range of newspapers from state and national outlets. It emphasizes affordability and urges readers to inspect the club list for details on available titles and discounts.
The notice lists various magazines and newspapers available through the Democrat and explains ordering terms. It states payment must be in cash, in advance, or from a Democrat subscriber, and that arrears disqualify club privileges. It ends with an address line for subscribing details.
Lawrence Blakeley, a lawyer, travels to Pittsburg to depose Joahn Gilmore in a Bronson case. A series of mislaid compartments and a murdered man entangle him with a mysterious girl in blue, Allison West, and a missing grip. A train wreck, surveillance, and moving pictures reveal clues while Blakeley navigates suspicion and romance.
Blakeley visits the Carter place with McKnight and Hotchkiss and uncovers telegram scraps and a pocketbook link to a murder. Hotchkiss suggests Bronson’s associate sought papers in a lower ten, while Mrs Carter’s twins, Obadiah, and a hidden hat box hint at hidden motives and a future confrontation with Alison West. I kiss Alison, stepping into a new, perilous chapter.
Hotchkis records telegrams and notes after tracing the murderer’s trail from the train to Baltimore. He reveals a motive tied to papers the killer supposedly carried but, in a forest fluke, ends up without them, shifting suspicion to another man.
In Plankville a tramp printer arrives at the editor’s desk seeking work for a week to help in the office before the editor heads west. The exchange reveals the road as a rough ride with poor conditions as the printer dismisses the X Y Z line as punk due to widely spaced ties.
In Louisiana a widow may remarry only after a ten month waiting period following her husband’s death. The provision aims to regulate remarriage timing for widows under state law.
In these clipped lines a boastful tone about a swelled head contrasts with cautionary notes on constipation cured by Dr Pieren’s Pleasant Pellets. A moral jab about husbands and pigs precedes a claim that Hamlins Wizard Oil serves as a family doctor's substitute, a common rural ad cadence.
A neatly dressed woman paused by a chestnut stall asking if the nuts are wormy. The vendor bluntly replies that they are not and quips about worms, reflecting a terse street exchange.
The notice urges mothers to inspect every Castoria bottle for the signature of PIPALA as a trusted remedy used for over SQ years. A stray quote questions painter Dobber's rank, with Wilbraham and Lollerby noting a work hung highest at the latest exhibition, per Harner's Weekly.
Leonard A. Hawter of Brooklyn New York details a sixteen year battle with a severe skin condition that confined him indoors in heat and caused sleepless nights. After trying many doctors he used Cuticura Remedies and reports a dramatic recovery, declaring him finally cured by the soap, ointment and pills.
In a curious church scene a phono graph choir trial prompts laughter until four deacons ascend to the loft and take up the collection, revealing the audience could not discern the difference between the choir and the preacher.
A period promotional note claims rheumatism stems from inactive kidneys and offers a home remedy. It presents Fluid Extract Dandelion half ounce, Compound Karyon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces, to be mixed and taken after meals and at bedtime.
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