Shakespeare Room in Oxford Faced Preservation Fight
Devotees urge saving the painted room in Cornmarket Oxford once visited by the Bard. The site, bought by a catering firm, may keep its frontage with Oxford Iron Trust seeking permission to rent it as a tourist information center. The room is believed to be Shakespeare's sleeping place and the building is seen as a relic of ancient architecture. Meanwhile Ferry's Seeds advertises freshness with dated packaging.
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Shakespeare
Toom
Cornmarket
Oxford
England
Oxford Iron Trust
Paradox Health Ad Highlights Restoring Body Function
A brief advertisement proclaims health as a paradox where loss prompts care. It urges remedies for bone and bowel concerns and hints at healing the casanle bowels and Geaudh. The phrasing reflects an early 20th century tonic promotion.
Freedom in Goodness The Good Man Alone Is Free
The phrase proclaims that true freedom rests with virtuous individuals while those who commit wrongdoing remain bound by their own choices. It contrasts moral integrity with servitude to vice. The message stresses personal responsibility and ethical living as the path to true liberty.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Safe Laxative Use
An early safe liquid laxative with regulated dosing suits individuals without habit formation. It uses senna as a natural laxative and is widely used for adults and children. Do not depend on mineral-based cathartics. Ask your druggist for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Notable Exchange Between Jackie and Mother
A terse dialogue shows Jackie dismissing a mother’s scolding with calm assurance. The mother expresses frustration, saying she must continually discipline Jackie. Jackie replies that she is not sensitive to the reprimands.
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Jackie
Murder at the Minister's Study
Jim Franklin, about to wed Doris Carmody, is stabbed to death in the minister's study. Callis Shipley, a bridesmaid, is visibly anxious as Sergeant Kilday of the New York police responds to the scene.
Murder in the church a thief and a knife clue
In a church scene detective Kilday probes the Franklin murder. Milo Dunbar and Nick Royce clash over motives while Peter studies a wall dagger hidden in a study scabbard. The killer’s identity hinges on a curtain stain and a concealed weapon near the sacristy.
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Franklin
Kilday
Peter
Milo Dunbar
Nick Royce
Doctor Abernathy
Ambrose Carmody
Cardigan
Royce
Jim Franklin
Pat
Sherlock
Nick
Knife in study linked to Franklin murder
In the sacristy scene Sergeant Kilday examines a knife from the rector’s study kept in its scabbard. Nick Royce implicates Carmody and Rylie based on previous quarrels with Franklin before his wedding, while Dr Abernathy and others doubt Rylie’s involvement. Timeframe cited hovers around four o’clock.
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Kilday
Royce
Doctor Abernathy
Jim
Mr. Royce
Jim Franklin
Sherlock
Seere
Peter
Franklin
Nick Royce
Jerusalem
Ambrose
Carmody
Mr. Carmody
Fravin
Rylie
1 Pics
Doctor Aberthy
Fifty Famous Frontiersmen’s Legacy and Oklahoma Founder
The piece profiles Rising Wolf and Fox Woman era figures, detailing Hugh Monroe later known as Rising Wolf a Blackfeet leader born 1798 in Three Rivers Quebec his service with Hudsons Bay and American Fur companies his intertribal diplomacy and marriages shaping Blackfeet relations. It also recounts Captain David L Payne the Father of Oklahoma born 1836 in Indiana his Civil War service and role as a Oklahoma boomer leader guiding homesteaders and his controversial death in Wellington Kansas.
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Hugh Monroe
Three Rivers
Quebec
Capt
Canada
Amelia de la Roche
Hudson's Bay Company
Empire of Fur
Saskatchewan
H. K Co
Morroe
Mountain Los
Monroe
HI. B. Factor
Sinokapi
Fox
Lone Walker
American Fur Company
Fort Benton
Montana
John
Francois
Lizzie
Amelia
Thomas Jackson
Robert
Wiliam Jackson
Nelson. A. Miles
Oklahoma
Pyare
David L. Payne
Indiana
Texas
Kansas
Davy Crockett
David
Alamo
Payne
Atchison
George A. Custer
Seventh Cavalry
State Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Custer
Indian Territory
United States
Boomer
Wellington
Kan
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
Advertisement touts Creomulsion with creosote as a powerful yet harmless cold and cough treatment. It claims quick relief for bronchial irritation and promises money back if not relieved after use. It warns to beware the lingering couch or cold and urges keeping Creomulsion on hand.
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Ferry
Adv
B.A
Heal “ Casanle
Bowels
Ann Geaudh
Alombs
Solum
New York
Garfield
the Bobbs
Marrill Co
Monte Barrett
WNU
Helen Train
Peter Cardigan
Nicholas Royce
Alray
Sculpey
Elmo Scott Watson
PH Lips
N.r.as
Phillips’ Milk
Magnesia
Alricht
Blackman
Blackman Stock Medicine CO
Chattanooga, Tenn
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