Sir Charles Abingdon Seeks Help From Paul Harley
Sir Charles Abingdon asks Paul Harley to visit his home for a hidden danger case. A recent burglary reveals a missing manuscript by Abingdon about a remarkable patient, suggesting a link to a well known man, while oriental methods and surveillance color the mystery. The pair plan dinner to discuss facts and arrange a timeline.
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Hoosier Briefs Highlight Local Civic Happenings Across Indiana
The wires report Kokomo hosting a tabernacle opening February 3 led by evangelist Bob Jones. Ed Nelson of Portland is jailed for intoxication and makes horseradish in his cell to pay a fine. Shelbyville YWCA tops its 1924 budget with 3111.75 dollars. Charles Belles takes Fountain County schools superintendency. Kokomo backs Mrs. B C Moon as mayor successor to her late husband. Haynes bonds drive targets 2.75 million to refinance the auto firm. Gold trace in Deer Creek gravel prompts state test before road use. Martinsville notes Sunday school dropouts rise with age. Frankfort’s new VFW post will be named George Taylor.
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Instant Stomach Relief Promises From Pape's Diapepsin
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instant relief for indigestion gas and stomach misery. It claims dramatic symptom vanishings and correct digestion for just a few cents, with druggists selling millions of packages.
Ruptured Try This Free Offer Draws Attention
Promotional line claims a free remedy applicable to any rupture old or new and has attracted thousands of supporters through bold assurances.
Free trial offered for rupture treatment by W S Rice
An advertisement urges anyone with a rupture to request a free trial of a stimulating option. It claims the method tightens muscles to close the opening, removing the need for supports, and warns of gangrene risk from untreated ruptures. It cites big cases and asks readers to mail a coupon.
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Man in Chancery Lane Plans Secret Meeting at Savoy and Hyde Park Corner
Paul Harley directs a taxi through central London to the Savoy and Piccadilly then to the Hitz at Mayfair before entering the Abingdon residence. He observes other vehicles along the route, suggesting a careful, planned arrival.
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Want to Look Ten Years Younger Booklet Offer
A Washington Bureau health feature promotes a booklet titled Keeping Young that promises tips to appear younger and shed wrinkles and weight. Readers are invited to mail a coupon with five cents and provide name and address to The Indianapolis Times in Washington D. C.
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