Green Fancy Mystery at a New England Tavern
Wealthy New Yorker Barnes travels through New England and encounters a stranded theatre troupe at Green Fancy tavern. He becomes entangled with Misa Cameron and a plot involving crown jewels, spies, and a shifting lineup of guests across chapters one through twelve.
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Thomin XX
Barnes
New England
Barnoa
Misa
Eray
Chafter
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O'Dowd
de Roto
Grea Feney
Misa Cameron
Qld
Barnya
Green Fancy
The Green Fancy Plot and a Daring Escape Plan
Barnes schemes with Sprouse to lure the Green Fancy party, taps a telephone to arrange a meeting, and seeks Miss Cameron’s aid to escape. O Dowd’s hesitation leaves Barnes hopeful yet cautious as he probes her location and risks. Miss Cameron fears for her life but seeks a way out.
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Miss Thackeray
Warne Barhoa
la bagiaKo
O'Dowd
Formes
Barnes
Green Fancy
Miss Cameron
Loeb
O'Donday
Sprowse
Mr. Tarnes
Barres
Cameron
Sprouse
Jones
Jim Conley
Conley
Barney
Efis
First Wayfarer Invites Aid in Release of Miss Cameron
Barnes presses for release of Miss Cameron amid a risky plan. Sprouse cautions government interference, while O'Dowd shows interest in her, with Barnes pondering eligibility and potential diplomatic fallout.
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Barnes
Miss Cameron
Sprouse
Washingson
Secrer
Whispered Warning From a Stalled Escape Route
A tense exchange reveals a lone occupant fearing surveillance near a window and urging silence on authorities. A confidant, Mr Barnes, dodges discussion of help as a plan unfolds. The scene hints at looming danger and a coded plan about atoms and reward.
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Tie
Mr. Barnes
O'Dowd
Pergan
Interesting World War Facts for Americans Revealed
A historical summary notes the U S wartime manpower of 4 8 million with 4 million in the army, compares U S and English mobilization times, and cites officer training patterns half a million sent overseas in 18 months and 1 5 million in six months. It details uniforms supplies casualty data and industrial output including machine gun allotments and artillery production. It states American divisions fought 200 days in battle and operated on a 102 mile front in October.
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France
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Eivil
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Europe
America
Leviathan
Wester
Tribune editors defend paper in Ford case in Michigan trial
In Mt. Clemens Michigan witnesses for the Chicago Tribune defend its labeling Henry Ford an anarchist and recount editor Joseph Medill Patterson salary after enlisting, noting the paper urged intervention in Mexico and did not oppose war with Germany. Patterson and Clifford Raymond deny pro German bias, discuss stance on war and Mexico, and a deposition from James W. Gerard is read.
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Mich
Chicago Tribune
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Tribune
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Mexico
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Belgium
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Luatiania
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Standard Oil Co
the Tribune
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Standard Oil
International Harvester
Socialist Party
Frederick Wm. Weir
London
Weil
Henry J. Reilly
Chicago
Reilly
James W. Gerard
U. S
American Heroes SponsorFrench Orphans Through Letters Aid
A report on American godparents supporting French war orphans via The Fatherless Children of France. The drive, led by Mrs. Walter S. Brewster, seeks 80,000 more lives to save, costing 10 cents a day per child or $36.50 for a godparent role.
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Felix Gsizdire
Amer
Jeanne ¢ Ave
France
America
Cornage
Felix Godive
Fyanes
Walter S. Brewster
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Marshal Doffre
Lame Shoulder Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims lame shoulder is caused by rheumatism in the muscles and requires only absolute rest along with a few applications of Chamberlain's Liniment. The pitch urges readers to try it for relief.
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Hall
the. F. J, Cheney & CO
Toleda
What is man revealed by scientific balance sheet
A Wall Street Journal note reproduces a humorous, deluge-like list claiming the human body contains 3500 cubic feet of gases worth 3.50 for illumination, fats to make a candle, carbon for pencils, iron in blood, phosphorus, lime for bones, sugar, salt, and various chemicals. The piece ends with a quip about a spine of whelebone.
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Wall Street Journal
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