Eprrigit, Ree by A M Kellogg Newspar
Continued from last week the column by A M Kellogg discusses local events and community notes with a cautious tone. It references people, places, and small items of interest to readers of the era.
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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
7
Continued from last week the column by A M Kellogg discusses local events and community notes with a cautious tone. It references people, places, and small items of interest to readers of the era.
Major Rowland Goddard, entangled by Blanche and his wife Mrs. Goddard, schemes to induce Blanche to travel abroad while plotting to deny her fortune. Mrs. Nolan and Jeanne scheme around him as revelations unfold, with a telegram promising America signaling a high-stakes dangerous pursuit and possible murder.
In a tense chapter Major Goddard contemplates mortgaging his effects for a risky G.N. & W. stock deal as he weighs fate against wealth. He seeks Talley’s aid and discusses funds with Thorn ton Wilde and Wilson & Burnham while Blanche resists talks of a will. Jeanne’s looming telegram and Blanche’s fragile trust set a grim, suspenseful stage.
A health ad touts Vinol as best remedy to rebuild strength after sickness. It claims Vinol improves appetite, digestion, weight gain, and blood, with a testimonial from Elenor BruRTEVANT of Brockton Mass. The company guarantees satisfaction and offers a refund if not satisfied.
March events include lectures and performances in Gen eral The Wise Woman at the opera house Drummond circle meeting AMVETS and a Port Huron Christian Endeavor convention. May schedule features Battle Creek grand lodge convention Calhoun Teachers spring meeting and Ann Arbor May festival commencement day. Wagonette and carriage service offered by H A Savory 128 W State St phone 268.
An ad claims a married woman and her gentleman partner, cured of deafness by Dr Nicholson's artificial ear drama, donated $10,000 to support an institute. The appeal urges Deaf people unable to afford the ear devices to pursue assistance, listing No 5515 The Nicholson Titartitate at 780 Eighth Avenue New York U S for contact.
Sugar refiner Matthiesen dies in Paris. Andrew Carnegie donates 50000 dollars for a West Superior library. Trade with Manchuria stands at five million yearly. Canada plans cable line integration with Britain. Internal revenue collector Lee Coyne to be succeeded by Hertz in Chicago. Railroads credit higher rates for earnings. Nation's new paper Smasher's Mall debuts in Topeka. Kaiser sends birthday greeting to Prince Leopold. J J Hill and J P Morgan plan vast railway consolidation. Philippine commission allocates 1 million for Manila improvements. Emperors and leaders send messages amid global affairs.
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