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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
6
Detective Fleming Stone questions Mina Stuart about motives and alibis in the Miss Carrington death inquiry. Suspects include Miss Frayne and Mr. Haviland, with possible financial gains guiding the investigation and a credible witness cited for one key claim.
In a tense salon scene, Pauline Stuart pleads innocence as Fleming Stone weighs motives in the case tied to Miss Anita Frayne. Pauline hints at Miss Carrington's wealth, Carr Loria’s influence, and Aunt Lucy's harsh temper, while Stone seeks proof of presence and truth amid shifting loyalties.
Anita Frayne argues the overheard account is true and precise while Fleming Stone debates the possibility of a solo soliloquy by Pauline Carrington. He notes Miss Frayne's memorandum may be reliable though questions linger about motive and accomplices.
A brief dialogue fragment shows Norah pressing for the last word while a mistress urges breaking the habit. The exchange captures a tone of witty social banter typical of the era.
The ad argues kidneys do not cause backache and that lumbago sciatica or strain trigger pain. It promotes Saint Jacobs Liniment as a quick, harmless rub-on remedy to relieve backache stiffness and lameness with a trial bottle suggested by a druggist. It claims the product stops pain instantly and won’t burn or discolor skin.
The exchange features Mrs Weeds recounting her husband’s last act as a kiss and Mr Widder replying that it implies he was ready to die. The dialogue centers on interpretation of the husband’s final gesture and its fatal implication.
A laundress sings of a happy day as she hangs snow white wash on the line noting the use of Red Cross Ball Blue. The passage contrasts with a boy at school who often awkwardly tucks in.
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