Man Takes Ready-Made Escape Back to Boyhood
Thomas Brent, a half million dollar foundry head, seeks a six month retreat to live as a freckled country boy. A doctor prescribes six months away from the city to regain youth, while Brent contemplates a cave, a freckle-faced boy, and a return to nature as colleagues plot a mysterious plan.
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Brent
Doctor Jordan
Mr. Brent
Amalgamated Foundry Company
Jordan
Thomas Brent
Tme
Line City
Chronicle
Amalgamated Foundry Boss Opposes Doctor’s Cave Solution
Thomas Brent, president of the Amalgamated Foundry Co., rushes to a physician after clashing over a plan to “live in a cave.” Dr Jordan probes the dispute as Brent recounts twenty five years of business struggles and a recent “pure idiocy” verdict from Doctor Henderson.
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Jordan
Doctor Jordan
Mr. Brent
Thomas Bren
Thomas Brent
Brent
Amalgamated Foundry Company
Sve
Jim Henderson
The Locked Private Office Mystery
Chapter IT reports Thomas Brent missing from his hotel and a locked private office door. Philip Serotties, Brent’s assistant, failed to open it after Brent left early. Scrottles grows puzzled as the day passes with no sign of Brent’s arrival.
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Philip Scrotties
Mr. Brent
Mr.Brent
Miss Sylvester
Scroules
Thomas Brent
Philip Serotties
Chapter III amid cliffs and moonlit bluffside figures
In Chapter III two figures sit on a crescent ledge above a moonlit water, Indian Creek strolled along by bluff and prairie. The scene unfolds with faces illuminated by a shimmering moon reflection, suggesting a quiet, tense nocturnal moment.
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Indian Creek
Old Mountaineer and Boy In Harsh Ledge Scene
A rugged pair, an older man named Mr. Brent and a younger companion nicknamed Freck, rest on a rocky ledge. Freck roasts frog legs while discussing Jennie, his sister, and the city’s impact. Brent lingers on his bruised feet, debating wages and a distant promise.
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Chough
Jennie
Mr. Brent
Freck
Mythic Ganymede Oceaned in Olympus Myth Tale
A mythic note recalls Ganymede, a Trojan youth carried by Zeus’s eagle to Mount Olympus to serve as cup bearer to the gods. The piece contrasts mythic justice with modern tech, imagining an indestructible collar meeting a laundry machine as playful irony.
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Ganymede
Jove
the Eagle
Mount Olympus
Professional Cards Opened Office in Lititz Real Estate Banks
Real estate and banking services advertised by A M Shissler Justice of the Peace at 136 N Cedar St Lititz. Cards available for rent and sale plus signs for garages. Record Office Hueaber Habecker 34 E Main St Lititz offers real estate insurance investments scrivening and clerking. J B Herr Notary Public Lititz PA provides conveyancers wills mortgages and clerking of sales with decedents estate settlements. phone 47 R 6.
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Just
A. M. Shissler
Justice of the Peace
N. Cedar St
Lititz
White Diarrhoea in Chicks and Drug Store Ads
an old classified style page notes a Wm. B. Carters Roup Treatment promise to prevent chick diseases. it lists Lititz druggists and stores including Amer Moyer and Snavely with ropouts. also ads for hauling wood garbage disposal Lititz and local insurance and hat shop claims.
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Wm. B. Carter
Wm. Amer
Lititz
L. N. Moyer
M. E. Snavely
R. D
J.M. Bomberger
Elza Stauffer’s
Rothsville
Hundberger’s
Oregon
Fahnestock’s
Brunnerville
A. W. Lane
Clay, Pa
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Thomas
Cynia
Grouch
Mr. Cooper
Ife
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Beoush
U. S. Marine Corps
Fnally
Ant
Philip Scrottles
John Edwards
Edwards
Scrottles
Mr. Scrottles
Beck Grothers
State of
Pennsylvania
World
Printz
Fort Casimer
Neu Castle
Delaware
Peter Stuyvesant
Manheim
Beck Brothers Funeral Directors
Cyhe Coséts
Matter of Your Own
Cotvetlierle
Broad Streets
Osborne
Fankyt
Agatha
New York World
J. B. Herr
Notary Public Lititz
Hershey & Gibbel
Scriveners
Lititz, PA
Hollinger
Liberty Street
Geo. L. Keith
Lincoln Ave
Litiez, PA
Ada Schnerer
Spruce St
Lancaster
Wingert & Haas Hat Store
John
A. Haas
N. Queen St
Lancaster, Pa
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