Fire Tongue Mystery Deepens as Sir Charles Dies
Paul Harley questions Nicol Brinn at his club about the death of Sir Charles Abingdon. Brinn reveals a fearsome past linked to India and a deadly phrase Fire Tongue. Harley warns Brinn of potential post mortem, while Brinn hints at hidden danger and a life of risk in a web of crime.
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Paul Harley
Sir Charles
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Abingdon
Nicol Brian
Dr. McMurdoch
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Nicol Brinn
Brinn
Mr. Brian
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Hell
Aken
Haymarket
Charles Abingdon
India
Players’ Club
New York
Old Home Remedy Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
An old home made remedy uses 2 1/2 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives like molasses or honey. It claims rapid relief for dry coughs throat and chest colds and notes Pinex as a pine extract provided by The Pinex Co Fort.
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Pinex Co
How to Dance Booklet Offer From Washington Bureau
Readers invited to request a illustrated guide titled HOW TO DANCE from the Washington Bureau. The booklet covers waltz one step fox trot and variations with diagrams and private or partner practice. Fill the coupon and send 5 cents in stamps to Indianapolis Times Washington Bureau.
Hoosier Briefs Highlight Local Divorces and Projects
Indiana notices report Helen B. Peterson of Terre Haute granted a divorce after twelve years of forced support. Richmond sees a record year for building with high permit numbers. Frankfort merchants donate prizes for the Farm Products Show, December 28–29. Bluffton ends John S. Gardner's contract as city utility chief January 2. Kokomo backs Mrs. B Moon for mayor. Circleville school janitor loses job after coal theft. Marion Ellis to buy over $1,200 in clothing for needy kids. Hazelton ferry legacy marked by new bridge opening. Bluffton Masons may build their own lodge home by January 1, cost around $50,000. Winona Lake to get a modern sewer system. South Bend expects fire losses under $300,000 in 1923. Washington to buy street railway pending public service commission approval. Hope State Bank reopens after exams, begins by distributing savings checks.
Veteran physician's funeral set for Tuesday
Dr. Joseph A. Swartzel, 74, longtime Indianapolis physician, died Saturday after six months of illness. Funeral services will be at his home at 10 a.m. Tuesday, with burial in Crown Hill cemetery. He was born in Germany and moved to Indianapolis after living in Vincennes. he is survived by his widow and four children.
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Crown Hill Cemetery
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Germany
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Vincennes
State probe sought after MUNEIE wreck injures five
A request for a state investigation into the Nickle Plate engine collision with a Union Traction interurban near Muneie Indiana was expected. Five interurban passengers suffered slight injuries as motorman William Guildie testified the crossing flagman signaled to proceed.
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United Press
Muneie
Ind
William Guildie
Fire causes $10,000 loss at White Manufacturing plant
Goshen Indiana December 17 officials of the White Manufacturing Company estimated losses at 10000 dollars from a blaze in their plant started by a defective flue Local fire guards investigated the cause and diminished the flames.
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United Press
Goshen
Ind
White Manufacturing Company Today
Funeral Tuesday for William E. Goodspeed
William E. Goodspeed, 37, of Virginia Apartments, died Sunday near Maywood Indiana from heart disease while driving. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1 30 p.m. at Shirley Bros. Parlor with Mrs A P Fox officiating. Burial will be at Oak Tandor Indiana. He was born near New Britton Indiana and lived in Indianapolis. He worked as an air brake inspector for the Big Four railroad and later as a constable in the court of T Ernest Malcolm. His mother Mrs Lena Goodspeed survives.
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Ind
New Britton
Indianapolis
Big Four Railroad
T. Ernest Malcolm
Oak
Tandon
Lena Goodspeed
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