Criminals Hide Knowledge Yet Murder Will Out
Henry C. Terry details a criminal scheme in which a man attempts to erase clues and block avenues to guilt. The detective reveals the futility of such plans and reinforces the old adage that murder will out.
Bowery card shark saga ends in fatal duel revelation
The Bowery murder mystery of Chris Berry unfolds from cards and cash through Westward swindles to a fatal confrontation. Lone Jack Sinclair claims the killing, providing details of a street knife fight on the Bowery and exposing Al Livingston as a suspect who was exonerated.
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Jack
Chris Berry
Chris
Jake Seymour
Bowery Seymour
Seymour
Banco
Tightwad
Albany
Chicago
St. Louis
Colonel Wentworth
Wentworth
Sinclair
New York
Fifth Street
the Bowery
West
Butch Ellis
Butch Hillis
Butch
Ed Kelley
al Livingstone
Virginia
Livingston
Kelly
Nira
First Street
The
Kelly's
First Avenue
Jack Sinclair
al Livingston
Detective Hickey on the Chris Berry Murder Bowery Mystery
Detective Hickey recalls the Chris Berry case as a major Bowery mystery. Berry, known as the King of the Card Sharps, was found murdered in a gutter near Fifth Street with initial clues scarce and public helpers later identifying him at the station.
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Chris Berry
Jack” Sinclair
Sing Sing
Hickey
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Cooper Institute
Chris
Doctor in Charge Hearts and Banter at Sulphur Springs
A substitute physician, Dr Frederick Morgan, fills in for his uncle at a sulphur springs sanitarium and becomes entangled with Elinor Grayson as misreadings and romantic tension unfold. The two exchange glances across a day of exams meals and a garden rendezvous culminating in a dancing invitation.
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Associated Literary Press
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Scott
Walter
Elinor Grayson
Amantha Webb
Miss Grayson
Doctor Morgan
Amantha
Alaska Quake Turmoil Follows Mt Kermal Eruption
A July Alaska earthquake rattled for 40 seconds disrupting fear among residents. Geologists link the tremor to the Mt Kermal eruption on nearby Kodiak Island and warn of widespread ruin, altered sea floors, and potential shifts in ocean currents. Some experts speculate about effects enabling new fishing banks and even strait closures, with distant travel routes imagined from Halifax to Lisbon.
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Alaska
Mt. Kermal
Kadiak Island
Alaskan
Bering Straits
Halifax
N. 9
Lisbon
Portugal
Canada
Siberia
Germany
Spain
Japanese Milk Use Declines Behind European Levels
The article notes rising milk consumption in Japan yet remains far below Europe and America. In Tokyo Prefecture in 1911 total milk produced reached 46,636 koku while daily consumption exceeded 127 koku, averaging about 0.1 go per person per day.
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Tokyo Prefecture
Europe
America
Explosives Investment Surges in Transvaal Mines
The Transvaal region of South Africa uses vast amounts of high explosives in mining operations. Estimates suggest about 7 million dollars are invested in such explosives annually.
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Transvaal
South Africa
Cure for Eczema Promises Relief for Hands
Mrs. Mary Taylor of St. Clair Missouri describes years of watery blisters cracking and bleeding from eczema. After trying many remedies she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment following a doctor’s advice and reports a complete cure with no remaining traces. Samples offered through Cuticura Dept L Boston.
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St. Clair, Mo
Mary Taylor
Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Ste Claus Quip Sparks Laughs in Poultry Anecdote
In a light moment a speaker jokes about chicken-raising for a man, quipping it would be a hen pecking job and prompting smiles.
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Ste Claus
You Can Curb Catarrh By Cole’s Carboli Salve
An old advertisement promotes Cole’s Carboli salve as an effective remedy for catarrh. Available at druggists in 25 and 60 cent sizes.
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Cole
Envious or Socialist? A playful Charade on Scrapsley
A witty exchange notes Scrapsley as a possible Socialist. The remark pivots on the paradox of high living costs while some men apparently lead double lives, suggesting a sly verdict about Scrapsley’s character.
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Scrapsley
Missionaries in Pacific need aid against famine
A French colonial officer carried a letter from a missionary chief in the southern Pacific islands. It says famine ravages the country as the harvest is ruined, and that sending more missionaries is urgently needed to counter fanaticism.
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Pacific
la Petite Republique
Barber Shops Boom Across China and Asia
Since the Chinese revolution many have lost their cues, prompting a surge of barber shops in the Far East. Singapore businessmen imported many American barber chairs and now struggle to obtain more. The Chinese demand American hair clippers and reject other makes, signaling a potential rise in American barber supply exports.
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China
Far East
Singapore
Change of Food Brought Success and Happiness
An ambitious girl overcome by nervousness and hysteria finds health and vitality after starting Grape-Nuts. She resumes study, teaches for months, and four years later runs a happy home, attributing her recovery to the cereal and citing Batila Creek Mich. as the source. Read book The Road to Wellville. There is a reason.
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Batila Creek
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Wellville
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