Drummond Eyes Belfast Plot in British Club Intrigue
Hugh Drummond pursues a dangerous theft of identity as he uncovers a Belfast murder link and confronts Peterson's gang. He travels from the Junior Sports club to the Carlton, matching wits with a Potts impersonator and plotting a bold flanking move against the enemy.
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Hugh
Elliman
Peterson
Drummond
Hugh Drummond
Belfast
James Granger
Hiram Potts
Potts
Daddie
Mr. Potts
Wwe
Rts
Goring
Peter
Algy
Algy Longworth
Longworth
Toby Sinclair
Carlton
Pall Mall
Rosea
Brotherhood
Scotland Yard
Drummond Foils Plot in Berne Hotel Conspiracy Tale
In December 1918 four men gather in Berne to plot paralyzing Britain and seizing power. Retired Capt. Hugh Drummond pursues the case with Phyllis Benton and uncovers Carl Peterson and Henry Lakington’s band using torture and threats to coerce Potts. Drummond rescues Potts, fights, and confronts danger at The Elms and The Larches.
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Berne
Carl Peterson
Great Britain
Hocking
Steineman
von Gratz
Hiram Potts
Hugh
Bull-Dog) Drummond
Phyllis Benton
Henry Lakington
Drummond
Larches
Miss Benton
Elms
Peterson
Lakington
Potts
Mullings
Irma
Goring Crime Plot Unfolds Near Post Office
A man named Hugh, traveling by car, contemplates sending a wire to Peter Darrell but hesitates after spotting a suspicious casual conversation. An ordinary counter patron overhears and quickly drafts a message, then departs, leaving the post office with tension and unanswered questions.
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Hugh
London
Goring
Peter Darrell
To Be Continued Faith and Money in a Sermon
A pastor counsels against trusting riches while Old Moneybags quips that wealth should be put in trusts. The exchange frames a moral about wealth and prudence.
Local woman praises Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief
Mrs. George Tegarden of Moundsville West Virginia credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring regularity and ending pain after years of suffering from menstrual problems She urges other young women to seek help and to write to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice
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Moundsville
W. Va
E. E. Pinkham
George Tegarden
Third Street
Lydia E. Pinkham
A Doubtful Starter
Mrs Naggs declares she would still marry John Willie though she has doubts about it. The London Weekly Telegraph presents the dialogue as a dramatic exchange with strong emotion and flirtation.
Too Early. Caesar Sees No Chance to Spin a Toddle Top
A fragment quotes Caesar crossing the Rubicon with a regret over missing a chance to spin a toddle top, a playful aside amid a serious historic moment.
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