The Lost World synopsis in a London newspaper fragment
Malone seeks credibility from editor after failing to win the woman he loves and is sent to interview Professor Challenger who returns from a South American expedition with a dramatic tale. Challenger plans a controlled demonstration at the Zoological Institute and invites Malone as an ally while warning secrecy about his evidence. He predicts a dramatic unveiling at 8:30 p.m. and scorns public disbelief.
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Malone
London
Iasei
Challenger
South America
Maple Hite
Percival Waldron
Zoological Institute
Waldron
A Homemade Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A home made cough syrup claims to rapidly loosen stubborn coughs. It uses Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or alternatives and is marketed as cheaper and more effective than store bought remedies. The ad emphasizes relief from bronchitis hoarseness croup and throat tickle with a pleasant taste for children and guarantees satisfaction or refunds.
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Norway
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
S.S
Journalist Faces Challenger and a Scientist’s Secret
A fatigued reporter returns to Enmore Park and negotiates with his editor about the Challenger interview. The editor promises a blistering leader while the reporter hints at a new discovery but must keep it confidential. The meeting shifts to a science meeting that night with no privacy assured.
Doyle Chesterton Mystery Scoop Teased for Waldron
A Doyle serialized tale teases Waldron and a forthcoming Challenger speech with a promised full report and a late midnight deadline. The passage hints at a scoop for newspapers and the raconteur’s anticipation of ongoing developments.
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Waldron
Challenger
A. Conan Doyle
Indiana Briefs Highlight Loss Secret Treasure and Local Projects
Death notices Elizabeth Kern of Decatur led to discovery of 6062.30 in securities hidden in an old paint can. Other notes report fox damage concerns, bridge project opposition and funding decisions in Knox, Daviess, and surrounding counties, a barn fire loss, seed potato distribution plans, a Purdue seed train, electric rate talks in Rushville, a golden wedding anniversary in Portland, and a pastor’s resignation for business.
Melbourne Pup Fights Snakes. Crossword Clue Reveals City
A Melbourne Australia report notes a young pup terrorizing local snakes, biting at least ten times without venom effects. After each encounter it dives into a pond to cool off, a curious behavior described in the cross word puzzle answer context.
Carrier Pigeon Hero of World War Dies at age
Paris confirms the death of a World War hero known as Carrier Pigeon No 183-14 AF who earned the medal militaire for bravery at Verdun and helped save a large group of French soldiers during a communication crisis. London reports the Wembley exhibition closed with three children unclaimed by parents prompting a plan to charge for nursery care to fund deserted child relief.
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Paris
Medalille Militaire
Verdun
London
Wembley
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the Gazette
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