Dispute over estate profits ends in suspected theft
John Davin and Morgan, executors of John Carr’s estate, clash over mine profits. Morgan allegedly steals gold and the trust, while Ethel, Carr’s adopted daughter, confronts Elusive loyalties as a hidden romance hints at deeper motives. A mysterious hermit hovers as the plot twists unfold.
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John Davin
Brank Morgan
John Carr
Morgan Stelen
Vilmaell
Panta
Ethel
Davis
Morgan
Prisoner to the Sliding House Mystery Ends in Rescue
In a tense pursuit near a canyon, John, Bridget, Ethel, and Davis battle Morgan and the Spider gang. A mine assault, explosives, and cliff maneuvers hinge on freeing captives. Bridget and John survive. Ethel is found alive. Morgan’s plot collapses as the hermit reveals safe custody and a shared path to justice.
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John
Tle
Chen
Liv
Morgan
Ethel
Mr. Chavis
Bridget
Spider
Davis
Aaintle
Calin
Hawk
Owen
Thio
Redact
Unu
Blackie
Hinckle
Bcurcely
Itn
National Farm Congress Delegates From Kansas City
Governor Gardner appointed Aidy Williams and Hugh Williams as delegates to the National Farm Congress visited Kansas City during the week. They attended discussions on agricultural policy and farm issues, representing the state and promoting farming interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul and
Hugh Williams Wree
Kansas City
National Farm Congress
F. D. Gardner
Health ad promises nighttime relief with Heraine tablets
An old advertising notice touts Heraine as a bedtime aid to improve digestion and mood by opening the bowels and purifying the system. It mentions a dealer distribution and a separate item noting Young selling his farm near Manes and undecided about future location.
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Heraine
Adv
Young
Manes
Echoing House Sparks Sellback Offer In Local Chat
A brief Rehoboth Sunday Herald exchange recalls a man pressed to sell back a house after his wife visits it. The conversation centers on an echo in the home and home life tensions when the wife scolds him for staying out late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodie
Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Favorite Dish Lamb with mint sauce noted by bulls and bears
A brief market quip from the Boston Transcript remarks that bulls and bears typically pair their lamb with mint sauce, using a playful culinary metaphor to describe stock market dynamics.
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Boston Transcript
Glass of Hot Water Habit Promoted as Health Secret
A vintage health advisory touts drinking a glass of very hot water with ten spoons of phosphate before breakfast. It claims cleansing the stomach liver kidneys and bile enhances appetite, eliminates sour fermentations and toxins and leaves the user looking and feeling better. It emphasizes low cost and quick results, urging readers to try the regimen.
Denver Postite fragment reports unclear events
An OCR read yields a fragmented note mentioning Denver and media or post issues with no clear events, dates, or names discernible. The readable bits suggest a local media item but lack concrete facts to specify who, what, where, or when.
Salts of Kidneys Doer Bother Ailment Hint
A vintage health ad explains that kidney and bladder irritation from uric acid can cause burning, frequent urination, and discomfort at night. It promotes Jad Salta, a lemon lithia drink, as a simple, inexpensive remedy to neutralize urine acids and ease bladder trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sava
Burney Couple Move to Rogerevile for Frisco Job
G8 Burney and his wife have relocated to Rogereville where Burney takes a position as house and prop manager for the Frisco railroad project. The brief notice notes a change in residence and employment for the local family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burney
Rogerevile
Mr Burney
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Compound Ad
An old time remedy Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound promises natural darkening of faded or gray hair. Advertises easy home use with a sponge or brush and claims results by morning, noting it is a toilet product not a disease cure.
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Wyeth
Flat Rock Notes and Local Visits
Flat Rock residents report visitors including Misses Oia Viola and Ollie Gin while Mrs Tom German continues to improve slowly. Geo Ballou weatherboards his house, Litt Wale and wife stayed at Willis Moody's. Parents meeting at Wat Rock school house is postponed until Oct 10. all are invited.
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Tom German
Mrs. Dimes
Geo, Ballou
Litt Wale
Willis Moody's
Wat Rock
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Chev
Heruilit
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Tolin
Nise
Chavis Orst
Blackie Gow
Advanc
Alanis
Jota
Kihel
Ned
Che
Isathelle
Hone
Rainfaee
Carr
Antonio Moreno
John Davis
Jonathan Apples
C. B. Whitaker
Mansfield
Patroniae Mirror Advertisers
Springfield Road
O. B., Whitaker
Mansfield, Mo
Denver
Oia
Viola
Ollie
Gin
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