Through the Wall Chapter XXI The Wood Carver
In Paris the detective ponders if Groener is a simple wood carver or a concealed foe. Matthieu presses for work in carving shops as Groener toys with plans, while Alice confronts him and a secret is whispered about an American wife scandal. A tense pause follows as Coquenil is alerted to a dangerous truth.
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Coquenil
Groener
Matthieu
Paris
Brussels
Belgium
Holland
France
M. Groener
Notre Dame
Papa Bouneton
Alice
Adolf
Paul Coquenill
Paul Coquenil
Papa Benneton
M. Matthieu
Madame Beonneton
Trevel
Fox
M. Paul
Benneton
Board of Commissioners
Marion County
Indiana
Marion County Asylum
Office of the Auditor of
H. M. Mendenhall
Wh. H. Roberts
von Hake
Albert Sahm
Cardui praised by a Ohio woman for cures and strength
Mrs. Martin B. Justice of Pedro Ohio endorses Cardui the woman’s tonic after a 35 year history of weakness and female troubles. The testimonial claims prolapse relief and renewed vigor following treatment with Cardui and related liver remedies.
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Pedro, O
Cardui
Martin B. Justice
Pedro
Cardus
Thedford
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Language of signs in Kansas hotels gains notice
In Topeka a feature story notes a coded sign language used by travelers to signal drinks and cigarettes in Kansas hotels during difficult times. The piece recounts common gestures, humorous misreadings, and a cautionary tale about a law official misinterpreting signs.
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Kansas
Topeka
Ricky
Patsy Connor
Manhattan
Kansas Town
Princess air and secret plans unfold in Paris
In Place Notre Dame two associates plot near a doorkeeper as Alice prepares for a revealing conversation. Coquenil and Groener discuss a troubled cousin while a beggar pleads nearby. Alice hides emotion and awaits counsel as tension builds toward a pivotal moment.
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Alice
Notre Dame
Coquenil
Papa Tignol
Coquenu
Groener
Mother Benneton
Lonely woman killed at Dr Bond's Yonkers sanitarium
New York report says Julia Stebbins aged 60 living alone at 319 W Ninety Fourth Street faced loneliness and nervous decline. She was killed while attempting to escape from Dr Bond's private sanitarium in Yonkers after years of prosperity and contentment.
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New York
Julia Stebbins
Ninety Fourth Street
Foster mother dies after jumping from Yonkers sanitarium roof
Miss Mary Stebbins, aged woman who cared for her niece Julia Stebbins since infancy, leapt from a Yonkers sanitarium roof after a nervous collapse. She had become despondent over isolation from her family and died from a fractured skull on impact. The incident followed her admission to Dr Bond's private institution.
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Julia Stebbins
Miss Stebbins
Independent Loan Company opens with cheaper rates in city
The Independent Loan Company at 3644 East Washington street attracts crowds as it advertises loans at lawful rates and low costs. It pledges fair business, no loan shark practices, and offers 50 to 50 dollar loans repaid weekly or over three months with clear totals. Loans cover furniture, planes, horses, vehicles with no property removal or publicity.
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Independent Loan Company
East Washington Street
New Independent Loan Company
United Cigar Stores Company
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Evans
Acme-Evans Company
Indianapolis, Ind
Cleveland Moffett
M. Matthies
M. Coquenil
Coqueuil
Mother Tonneton
A. Paul
Indianapolis
Central Union Telephone Company
the Park Theater
Hergele
Canuartum
Staten Island
Mfe
Dr. Bond
Yonkers
Mary Conners
Miss Conners
de Luxe
Art
Garland
Koehring & Bro
Boyer
West
Ohio Street
Anna J. Mckee
N. Pickenrill
Drakes
W. Keith
W. XW. Pickerill
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