The Mysterious Squares in Sarason Hall Mystery
In Sarason Hall a wealthy guest list gathers for a party as a priceless brooch vanishes. Edgar Kenworthy, a young American student, is suspected after a strange night of chalked lawn squares and a moving lantern. Miss Liv Trevor sees clues and Kenworthy solves the puzzle revealing Margaret Barnickel’s hidden trinkets and a romance.
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Lorbinal
Sarason Hall
Lady Barnickel
Sir Michael Barnickel
Box Toom
India
Edgar Kenworthy
Kenworthy
Oxford
Sargon
Liv Trevor
Miss Trevor
Trevor
Kenworth
Bia
Americia
Nebt
Lis
Squires
Jordshin
Barnicket
Bornickel
Boward Kenworthy
America
Gertrude Gowan
The Improbable Musician and the Blustering Professor
A university professor debates a blusterer alumni about music terms. He corrects a publisher error between Valse Impromptu and Impromptu Waltz, quipping the distinction may be like a blind Venetian and a Venetian blind. The exchange ends with polite wit from the professor.
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Munsic
Selfish Clock Returns to Time and Tardiness
A Philadelphia Press cartoon caption shows a dealer tupping a clock with a quip about warranty and time, the customer retorting that it does not fit. The exchange riffs on faulty timekeeping and a playful mistrust of guarantees.
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Philadelphia Press
Deer hunt closes with few accidents across state
Open season ended at midnight last Friday as hunters return home with two deer or none. Northern districts saw more deer killed than in years past, yet accidents remained rare due to warnings in newspapers and hunters wearing red caps and coats. A large deer shipment departed by ship to southern points, likely the last for the year.
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Flere
Tils
Nat
Tie
Gue
Rowee le
Margaret
Mary
Todlan
Taya
Ruth
Morris
Aunt Truth
Hospital Expansion Bids Sought in Marshfield and Milwaukee
Bids will be received up to December 20 by the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother for an addition to St. Joseph's Hospital Marshfield. Submissions also accepted at E Brielmaier & Sons Company Architects Milwaukee. Plans on file at both locations.
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Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother
St. Joseph's Hospital
Marshfield
E. Brielmaier & Sons Company, Architects
Milwaukee
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Crowned King of Cough Medicines
Canton Center Connecticut mail carrier E G Case states Chamberlains Cough Remedy is the king of cough medicines for croup and colds after sixteen years in the U S Service. He says it gives certain results and leaves no bad effects and it is for sale by Sexton Bros.
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E. G. Case
Canton Center
Conn
U. S
Cronp
Chamberlains
Sexton Bros
Wedding Stationery and Printing Services Promotion
An advertisement notes wedding stationery printing in current style with proper type on stock. It invites readers to call for samples at The Times office and mentions banking offers from First National Bank in Marshfield with interest paid on savings.
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Times Office
Marshfield
Negro Challenges Tillman in Fond du Lac
Lawrence Shirley a negro boot black formerly with Hotel Blodgett barber shop challenged Senator Tillman to a debate on the negro question after Tillman spoke in Fond du Lac. Shirley, once educated, left town after borrowing money and running up debts. Also notes local ads for Dr Shoop Green Salve and livery firm Sexton Bros Case Johnson now in a new barn with a funeral hearse.
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Lawrence Shirley
Fond du Lac
Hotel Blodgett
Prof
Shirley
Tillman
Lawrence
Case & Johnson
South Central Avenue
No Opium In Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad
Claim emphasizes absence of opium in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and its safety for children. Notes thirty year reputation as cold and croup treatment. Mentions sale by Smoke the City Hall ten cent cigar and manufacturer John G Hoelz Marshfield. Price listed as $12.
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Chamberlain
City Hall
John G. Hoelz
Marshfield
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Dr. Shoop
Smith
Carney
John A. Hoffman
Geo. H. Welton
Deager
Baker’s Restaurant
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