The Mailman of the Money Mystery
Dr Philip Jensen, driven by ambition, faces a blackmailer letter from his past. Lawyer O'Brien demands 15000, threatening to expose incriminating evidence. Jensen enlists Col. Cheney and tech-savvy Elliott to trap the thief using a hidden telephone transmitter. O'Brien is exposed and flees, ending the threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Jensen
Comfortale
Dr. Jensen
Dr. Jengen
Jensen
Eastern Medical School
Stirling
Oia
O’brien
Harry
Phil
O Brien
Birlen
O'Brien
Mir
O'tvien
Tix den
Threetary
Dean Hin
Tirien
Alter
Helly
Dr. Jenaan
O'Drien
Luther M. Miller
Jen Gen
Mr. Miller
Miller
John V. Cheney
Mound Building
Leo
Cheney
Jenson
Dr. Jonsen
Mrr. O'Brien
Dovctor
Lonergen
Harold O’brien
Rock Building
Colonel
L Lonergan
Lonergan
Celtie
Jengen
Jimmie Elllett
O'irien
Elliott
Mr. O'Brien
Boen
O'rien
Stories of Heroism Told by Carnegie Medals
Philadelphia special reports Carnegie hero medals awarded nationwide for acts of bravery. Recaps rescues by Captain Mark Casto and crew of the Alberta, Miss Lucy Benet’s selfless aid, and numerous other bravery deeds from miners to waterfront workers, highlighting public presentations and personal sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Philadelphia Pa
Mark Casto
Ila
Alberta
Atlantic City
Casto
Philadelphia
Harry K. Schoenhut
Schoenhut
Mins
Mima Herne
Sehoonhut
Sarah A. Marahol
Newton- Hington
Gideon KK
Marshal
Hale
Allegheny County
Maarshall
Shermax
Mellon
Arthur Truby
Fernand Pilette
Trubs
Marshall
Mately
Morehal
Nose-bleed cures and faulty medical fallacies
In the American Magazine October issue Dr. Hirshberg mocks popular nose-bleed remedies. He notes most nose-bleeds stop by themselves but people press the upper lip or place ice down the neck. He argues cause and effect are misread and urges understanding of vascular reactions over simple pressure or shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg
Irate Irish Soldiers Stir Amid Ban Juan Battle Tale
The late General Joseph Wheeler recalled two Irish soldiers during a hot Ban Juan engagement. A shell burst near the Spanish works as Wheeler swept with gins, provoking wild oaths and comic cries. One man reports his thumb lost while another laments his thumb’s absence, and a drum is noted as the first instrument of the band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devin
Watkine
Willams
Louis A. Bautann
Penn Township
Allegheny County
Tiara
Ewim
Holphue Pond
Ladi
Charles Stevick
Stevick
Bauman
Tinuman
Boone
Stevick Wun'il
Wiliam ¢Ilmer
First Street
Charleroi
James W. Dillmor
Carbon
Elizabeth
Monongehels
Howard McCarney
McCarney
Gilmer
Edward Murray
Roosevelt
Murray
Jane Street
South Ride
Monongahela
Pennsylvania Railroad
Margaret
Robert Lewis
Robert Laws
Carson
Twenty-first Streets
St John
Delo
Ol City
Wnimain
Roy Moglund
Englund
England
Hoth
Montind
ON City Hospital
Pon Tha
Richard Toughes
Hitwear
Cavens
Borger Blatequirey
Hurten
Snowen
Combeaton
Owens
Singhes
Joseph Wheeler
Ban Juan Bi
Pat
Paar
Tim Doolan
Hue Nian Belnga
Poison Antidotes and Child Safety Instructions
A fragment discusses home poison control and antidotes for toxic substances. It mentions steps such as diluting spilled poison with water, using alcohol on carbolic oil, rinsing with vinegar or lemon juice, and giving an emetic made from mustard and water. It notes keeping these instructions accessible to households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oSold
Wwe
Uhildnan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Postoffice
Jasper Ewing Brady
Santiago de Cuba
W. G. Chapman
Nan
Jimmie
Mr. Elliott
McGarry
Colonel Cheney
O' Rien
Jonnen
Jomiien
Philp Jensen
Tery
Tip
Coll Oxel
O' Bren
Mollip Jenton
Jensen Haw
Atlantic
Clover Club
Nela Gregerson
Frederick Rouohte
Marius Nelson
Joseph M. Shute
Axal Holmquint
Leawis J. Johnson
Pleasantville
Cora Wiillaine
Wiillaine
Wilwabeth
Winn
Hileabeth
West Hilabeth
Noreiine
George J. Welgle
Rover
Wettiow
William Wathine
Mdweardeville
LaAusering
Pal
Euah
Byjuidate
Mmarheame
Hale Honan
Kingaitap
Kingston Contecompany
Deeee Winchent
Hrinley I
Davin
Meow J
Gabriel Kolowki
Pee Kolonki
Willam Watkins
Prretty
Winchert
Lucy E. Ernst
Phila
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