The Man Who Wore the Robbers
Douglas Raynor lies dead in Flower Acres Long Island as Malcolm Finley faces police suspicions. Detective Pennington Wise pursues the case, while Zizi and Dolly Fay hunt clues at Falls and with Gannon to test a confession and trace the mysterious rubbers.
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Douglas Raynor
Flower Acres
Long Island
Malcolm Finley
Raynor
Nancy
Orville Kent
Ezra Goddard
Finley
Misa Mattie
Pennington Wise
Zizi
Falls
Wise
Mr. Wise
Mr. Finley
Dolly Fay'sa House
Zivi
Kent
Free trial of Collings rupture system comes to Indianapolis
An advertisement announces free trials of the Captain Collings System for rupture in Indianapolis at the New Colonial Hotel on December 19 and 20. Representatives Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Casler of Watertown will explain and apply the treatment at no cost, with Mrs. Casler attending all lady callers. hours are 10 to midnight, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9.
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Indianapolis
Ind
W. A. Collings Inc
Watertown
New Colonial Hotel
Casler
Beware the Cough or Cold That Lingers
Persistent coughs and colds are warned to be serious, with Creomulsion marketed as a twofold remedy that soothes inflamed membranes and kills germs. The ad claims creosote is a top healing agent and guarantees satisfaction with a money back offer if relief is not achieved.
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Creomulsion Co
Atanta
Cross Word Fragments and Odds End Puzzle Notes
Odd crossword puzzle fragment lists vessels and words with clues in a long OCR line. It includes terms like globules snares bellows and a reference to Lesh on stock subscriptions and licenses in an imperfect legal note.
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U. S. Lesh
State Securities Commission N
Mercator Club Hosts Christmas Party Next Tuesday
The Mercator Club plans a Christmas party next Tuesday at Spink-Armes. Also included is the solution to Tuesday’s crossword puzzle.
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Mercator Party
Mercator
Spink-Armes
Hoosier Briefs from the North Manchester Area
Hoosier briefs report odd local items from Wabash to Bluffton. Logansport Home Telegraph appoints Joseph Beltmeier as president. Attica adds pedestal lights. Tipton girl suffers toe injury from a piano stool accident. Seymour's Van De Walle Music and Radio Company receives a broadcasting license.
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Joseph Beltmeier
The
Logansport Home Telegraph Company
van de Walle Music and Radio Company of
Seymour
Department of Commerce
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Ziz
Penny
Nand
Mrs. Raynor
Mr. Kent
Dolly
Gannon
Grim
Swort
Collings
P. H. Caster
Nings
BN Dove Lads
Caesar
Carigtmal Evertainment
Stanley
Newt
Arin
Ernie Hicks
iTamey
Oraes
Freckles
Blosser
Jay
Wireless
Snoilsa
Scott
Hoosier Briefs
Manchester College
North Man
Chester
Wabash
Claude C. Swinford
Shelbyville
Eli Ruprright
Bluffton
J. A. Symons
Galveston
Attica
Sarah Louise Baissline
Tipton
AM Stout
OMTY
Martin Ja Ckberg
Decatur
Jaberg
Lumbago
Bayer
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