Perfume of the Lady in Black sequel unfolds mystery
The synopsis covers Rouletabille’s continuing investigation as Mile Darzac and Mile Stangerson wed two years later. Larsan alias Ballmeyer haunts the tale, with Rouletabille doubting paternity and chasing clues from Paris to Nice as Brignolles and Rance surface amid hidden identities and past elopements.
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the Sun
Rouletabille
Faris
Robert Darzac
Mile
Stangerson
Frederic Larsan
Darzac
Larsan
Ballmeyer
Gaston Leroux
Darzacs
Beieves
Mme. Darzac
Largan
Arthur Rance
Edith Prescott
M. Stangerson
Athilde
Brignolles
Paris
MM. Darzac
Leroux
Nice
Rance
Balmwort Ina Mixture Promoted for Kidney Health
An old time remedy promotes Balmwort Ina Mixture as a kidney tonic to cleanse blood and ease pains in the urinary region and back. It prescribes a mild dose with Buchu, Balm wort, Sar sparilla syrups and water, to be taken before meals and at night, with frequent pharmacist fillings noted by a local druggist.
Port of Hercules defense by Rouletabille in strange dinner
In a gloomily elegant castle dinner, Rouletabille plots precautions to defend the Port of Hercules from an enemy. The guests, including Mathilde, Mathilde’s husband Ballinger’s wife, and Professor Stangerson, fear Larsan’s looming presence as the mystery deepens and Mathilde’s composure shifts after a frightful revelation.
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Joseph Rouletabille
Hercules
Rouletabille
Mme
Edith
Larsan
Professor Stangerson
Ballinger
Mathilde
Robert Darzac
Dagobert
Darzac
Robert
Mme. Darzacc
Arthur Rance
Betwen Roulembille
Rouletbille
Dread of Insanity Haunts Young Friend During Dinner
A young friend spoke of an overpowering fear that insanity would seize her, while Roulembille recounted to me his contrasting method to calm Mathilde, contrasting with Robert Darrac's approach.
Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Remedy Promoted
An old home remedy article promotes Pinex pine compound cough syrup made with granulated sugar and warm water as a quick, pleasant tasting treatment for coughs, colds, bronchitis and chest pains. It claims a full pint costs 54 cents, stores well, and can be made in five minutes.
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Norway
Resurrection awakens hidden truths in Rouletabille tale
Mathilde Stargermson, religious and devoted Catholic, grapples with the return of Laragan, whom she believed dead, as Rouletabille confronts the resurrected figure. She clings to Rouletabille while facing a shocking revelation of bigamy and lingering past vows, set against a confession and family ties.
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Larsan
Juarsan
Showings
All Garts
Mathilde
Laragan
Adventures in country home making income growth
A farmer describes intensive farming turning a three acre raspberry pasture into strong annual income. Over years income per acre climbs from feeding animals to eight hundred dollars, then apple orchards add fruit barrels, and total yearly income reaches fifteen hundred to eighteen hundred dollars while half the land becomes hedges lawns roads and shrubbery. E P Powell cites this in Outing.
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E. P. Powell
Youthful Liars Leave Home Then Are Caught In Marion
Two brothers from Redkey drifted into Marion police seeking food and shelter. They claimed to be sons of Thomas Mendenhall and walked from Redkey, but gave varying stories before officers traced their whereabouts to Redkey and learned of a missing boy case. One boy, Troy Dewsy Rock, 12, is linked to Orville Rock near Ridgeville. another 14-year-old, Albert Mendenhall, is missing from Farmland.
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Marion
Ind
Marion Bluecats
H. J. Paulus
Redkey
Thomas Mendenhall
Grandpa
John Mendenhall
Kokomo
Pennsylvania
Phillips
Troy Dewsy Rock
Orville Rock
Ridgeville
Albert Mendenhall
Cardul promoted as safe tonic for women's pains
Pauline Korn of San Gabriel Texas recounts monthly suffering from womanly trouble and headaches, praising Cardul the woman's tonic for relief and improved health. The ad claims Cardul is harmless, nonhabit forming, and superior as a tonic and remedy for women, with instructions and contact for more information.
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San Gabriel
Tex
Pauline Korn
Misa Korn
Cardus
Hair and skin care tips from Mrs Martyn column
Health and beauty advice features multiple reader tips and remedies. It covers canthrax shampoo use, eye tonic, spurmax lotion for skin, a sugar and kardeme tonic, parnotis fat reduction drink, quinzain hair tonic, a grease free complexion jelly, and luxor lotion for eczema and rashes.
Search for Boys Under Way After Alarm Reaches Community
A search for the boys is in progress with great alarm for their safety as locals fear harm. The youths set out with a Muncie boy who returned home last night.
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Muncie
What True Love Is
Mabel and George debate the nature of love in a dramatic exchange. She answers with a bold claim of being truly loved, then promises to show him tangible tokens like two diamond rings, valentines, and a trunk of photographs, ending with George’s silence.
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George
Child Strangles on a Grain of Corn
Katherine Sturges aged 2 percent years died from strangulation after a grain of corn lodged in her windpipe while playing with corn. Her parents Mr and Mrs William Sturges of 2348 Yandes street heard her choking and found her in distress before medical help could reach her.
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Mr. and
Mrs
William
Sturges
Yandes Street
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