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New Ulm Review in New Ulm, Minnesota

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New Ulm Review

Location

New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1915

Page

9

Mystery at Bellwood House Unfolds Across Hidden Rooms

Detective Hunter probes Miss Maitland's disappearance after a brutal stain on a stair rail, missing Miss Jane, and a cache of pearls found in a secret closet. Wardrop, Margery, and Wardrop’s alibi are tested as investigators search attics, wine cellars, and a concealed closet for clues and the missing woman.

Hunter Margery Bell ‘Wood Harry Wardrop Bella Hepple Dane Letitia Hepsibah Heppie Miss Jane Maitland Gall Robert Balle Misa Letitia Miss Letitia Margery Fleming Wardrop Mr. Knox Conta Sam Miss Maitland Mellon Father Janet Harry Tay Wolesa Jane Miss Jase Aleeper Hunter Kid Hawes Cres George Ardrop Mr. Wardrop Bint Fleming Misa Maitland Hhis Oneu- Mornin Ap Yarel Abe Bellwood Appear Rhea Ming Sue Tim Saux

The Black Watch Becomes the Forty Second Regiment

The text notes that in 1730 six Highland companies were omitted from Edinburgh protection and the next year formed into a regular Highland regiment numbered the forty second. On disbandment the colors on their tartans were removed, leaving only the dark green background, yielding the nickname the Bhick Watch.

Black Watch Edinburgh Highland Regiment Imalc Bhick Watch New York American

Father and son exchange quip on better half

A brief joke from the Richmond Times Dispatch features a father explaining why he mentions his wife as his better half. The punchline plays on the idea of a wiser, tired business man acknowledging his spouse’s influence.

Richmond ‘Times Dispatch

Right In. Stella Seeks Slippers Like Sister’s

Stella longs for slippers to match her worn shoes. She asks Mamma if, when her shoes are worn out, she can have slippers like her older sister wears.

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