Through the Wall Conquenil detained by baron in hidden room
The detective Coquenil awakens on a stone floor with a bag of shavings and a diary as Baron Heidelmann-Bruck questions him. They discuss the girl, the missing ring, and a planned confrontation while a candle shines in a dungeon like chamber as a continuation of a tense cat and mouse pursuit.
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Coquenil
M. Paul
de Heidelmann-Bruck
Alice
Mary
Gibelin
Peugeot
Cardui praised by Dexter woman after relief from dizzy spells
Mrs Calvin Jones of Dexter Texas reports severe dizziness eased after taking Cardui a tonic she says prepared her system for the dreadful change and new strength followed. She notes daily housework is easier and urges other women to use Cardui for female complaints citing neighbors praise. She offers to request special instructions and a women’s health book from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
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Cardui
Cardus
N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanoog Tenn
Why Women Should Vote
A civic essay arguing that woman suffrage benefits women by fostering responsibility and personal development. It contends voting elevates thought, encourages careful opinion, and expands access to political knowledge, citing increased reading on political economy in states with female voters.
Mrs Joseph Stevens a prominent society woman and advocate
Mrs Joseph Sampson Stevens is described as a leading society figure pianoist and advocate for woman suffrage in the local social pages highlighting her public role and civic efforts.
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Joseph Sampson Stevens
Trust In Your Mother She’s Your Friend Card
Read as guidance urging girls to confide in their mothers about life choices and romance. Emphasizes a mother’s unconditional care, keen insight, and willingness to guide daughters away from harmful courtships, noting exceptions but praising the average mother as best suited to advise. Encourages seeking a mother’s advice in all matters and never keeping secrets.
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Hfe
Baseball Season Woes Prompt Gentle Relaxation
Washington Herald quotes a line about the strain of baseball season and the need for relaxation. The exchange highlights how players seek relief from the pressures of the season amid daily business.
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Washington Herald
All roads to God are good in Ella Wheeler Wilcox verse
The piece argues that many spiritual paths converge on a single divine truth and critiques cultivation of sectarian messiahs. It includes reflections on Bahai, Vedas, Theosophy, Christian Science, and Madame Blavatsky, stressing unity, visibility of teachers, and rejection of mystery. It cites Krishna and the Bhagavad Gita and calls for direct action and openness.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
God
Eidy
Christian Science
Tingley
California
Theosophy
Allah
Mrs. Eddy
Madame Blavatsky
Heaven
Bose
Earth
Acca
Himalayas
Julia Ward Howe
Little Boy Blue remembered in Pueblo poem tribute
Start B. Howard writes in Pueblo Chieftain of a battered baseball bat ball and glove waiting for a lost comrade. The poem recalls childhood games and a mother’s sigh as a boy is gone, with soft echoes of prayer and memory.
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Blue
Littl
Rive
B. Howard
Pueblo Chieftain
Doorknob Composition Mixup Noted By Chicago News
A dialogue flags a mistaken reference to a Doorknob composition as Han delt Chicago News. The misidentification sparks confusion over the intended musical piece and its author.
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Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Tion
Pin Wist Oy
Shank
Washington St
Phaenea
BY the
Pound Armstrong
Hartmann
French Steam Dye Works
South Hlindls St
Walter Ehlers
Iroloal
FOX Ridge Coal
Gill & Greenen
E. Wash
Old Sonheitt
ARLOR
Dayton
Toledo
Detroit
Indianapolis
Creamery
Delaware St
Lyman Bros
Wisnirmpcuawarest
Dexter, Tex
Calvin Jones
State Life
ZETRA
African Ostrich Feather Co
St.deniss
York City
Tea’ Distri
Tobie
WML, Taylor & Sok
Lac
Ingersoll
Walston Brown
Robert Ingersoll
Dobbs Ferry
O. H. P. Belmont
Mary McArthur
Women's Trade Union League of Great Britain
Julia Marlow
Brown
Beatrice Fairfax
Christ
Hell
Mr. Newrich
Mrs. Oldstock
Chicago News
Royal Baking Powder
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