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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
6
In a tense scene Alden confronts the aftermath of Blair’s death, as Elmendorf and others scramble to hide the truth. Brenda reveals the extent of the deception surrounding Elsie and Arthur Gordon Blair, while Alden vows gentleness and secrecy. Elsie clutches a hidden item, prompting a final mysterious moment.
Alden confronts Elmendorf and Neale as a shadowy conspiracy unfolds. Elmendorf hints at steering HQ with money while Alden and Neale clash over the case’s outcome. Alden, recovering at hospital, vows vengeance yet faces Brenda’s caution about violent reckoning.
An old advertisement claims many suffer kidney issues unseen and promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for rheumatism back pain and urinary problems. It urges readers to test urine sediment, notes sample bottles, price 50c and 1 in drugstores, and lists Binghamton New York as the address for the makers.
Brenda and Elsie debate a saved note that sparks a chain of covert actions. Alden’s plan to profit clashes with Elmendorf’s loyalty as Cap Neale and Detective Himendorf suppress news. Elmendorf is pressured from the ranks in a final, decisive confrontation on the elevated rail. The ending seals Alden’s victory and Elmendorf’s departure.
Augustus Aubrey-Do you know I prefer the society of ladies to any other. Miss Cutting So do I Pittsburg Pronm.
A stout boarder boasts of three missing vest buttons and the mistress hints they are in the dining room. A friend quips about rheumatism and a doctor’s insight, as the comic exchange ends with a punchline about rheumatism needing no introduction.
A cleric asks a host how to lower loaded guns during a shooting day. Other vignettes describe Marianne North's tame snake that strings rings on its body, a boastful man in a post office, a heart warmer meeting a town landmark, and a couple plotting a surprise for absent guests.
A Washington Star item discloses women of means who borrow clothes and accessories on approval, wear them to events like the Opera and church, then return them. Clerks keep watch but the practice persists among fashionable circles, risking shop losses and reputations.
The Chattanooga Times notes a U.S. ban on introducing certain animals including the mongoose, flying fox, and starling. It cites Jamaica's mongoose for pest control, its subsequent insect predation, and damage to crops. the fruit bat and starling are also described as pests.
In a humorous exchange a doctor’s instruction to Larry is revealed as ambiguity about internal or external use, ultimately said to be sniffed up the nose. A reference notes animals, including elephants and horses, drink rain and linger intoxicated, with poultry tumbling asleep before recovering hours later.
A sad stranger and a man in a white apron debate the end of many good men. A shoemaker confesses his occupation and muses on why borrowing trouble is harder than borrowing other things.
A fragment from Dinwit-Say and Dinwit-Continued in Harvard Lampoon mocks self criticism. It plays on backbones as fragile stories and the quickness of admitting mistakes when a lighted cigar end is placed in the mouth.
Prominent claims tout Paine's Celery Compound as the ultimate life giver for nervous weariness and blood vigor. Testimonials from Mrs Mary M Myers of Baltimore Ohio describe eight years of nervous prostration ending in restored health after using the remedy and praise its benefits for mothers and children.
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