Day of Grace Temptation and a Dead Leonora
Priscilla Maine endures grief and hypnosis as she confronts visions of Leonora’s death and her own possible implication. Fosdick weighs ethically whether to renew hypnosis to erase memory, while Priscilla meets pressure from Harry Chilvers and pursues truth and safety. The mood remains tense as events unfold toward Southampton and further inquiry.
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Fosdick
Priscilla
Leonora
Mario
Mr. Andrews
Priscila
Philip
Cilla
Harry Chilvers
Mr. Chilvers
Nora
Harry
Priscilla Maine
New York
Park Avenue
Arthur
Mr. Chilvers Was Almost Dragged Off His Feet Before He Remembered To Looge
Southampton
Angel Kite Tale on the Panhandle Santa Fe Line
A Texas man recalls a railroad legend of a white lantern seen on the Panhandle branch of the Santa Fe. An engineer stops the train believing a will o the wisp signals danger. The crew investigates and the lantern vanishes after a gunshot. The truth: a boy with a lantern tied to a kite caused the eerie display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Panhandle
Santa Fe
Swaying Orders On The Sioux Freighter Card
The new quartermaster frets at the wheel aboard the Sioux as the ship veers between port and starboard. The veteran skipper finally shouts to stop the dangerous steering antics and writing in the old pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux
Mike
American Legion Weekly
A Room Filled With Books
A quotation on book rooms describes shelves that seem to speak welcoming readers. The text urges valuing books and turning them to account, noting they hold something inside their covers beneficial to readers and ready to impart knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.ee. Gladstone
Lame Duck Parade Tops Senate as Nugent Quits Early
Former Idaho senator John F Nugent heads the so called Lame Duck Parade after President Wilson nominates him to the Federal Trade Commission with a 10000 salary, but Nugent resigns before March 4. Frank R Gooding succeeds him as senator, with a parade of departing members and successors named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Nugent
Idaho
Washington
Wilson
Federal Trade Commission
Lie
Senate
Boise
Alexander
James H. Brady
Frank R. Gooding
Nugent
Davig
Henderson
S. M. Shortridge
Smith
Arizona
R. H. Cameron
Oklahoma
A L. Oddie
Beckham
Kentucky
R. J. Ernst
Gore
Restauban
Herkerly Chamberlain
Oregon
R. N. Stanfield
Johnson
Southakota
Peter Norbeck
Angell Heiress Comes of Age in Gates Estate Settlement
Miss Dellora Angell, heir to $38 million from John W. Gates, is now her own guardian is discharged by Kane county probate judge, gaining control of $300,000 of the estate. Full access to the wealth is staged: income at 21, estate at 31, 35, and 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dellora Angell
Lake Forest
Ill
John W. Gates
Kane County
C. S. Wiliams
Robert Frank Angell
Miss Angell
Wilson on Radical Aliens Restrictive Deportation Policy
Secretary Wilson outlines labor department rules for arrest and deportation of radical aliens. key safeguards require sworn affidavits, immediate counsel, confrontation with evidence, right to testify, and no excessive bail. authorities will deport only if evidence shows deportability under anarchistic laws, not based on accusation or suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Department of Justice
Wilson
Baby McLeod Joins Congress as Michigan’s Youngest
Detroit’s Clarence J. McLeod known as Baby McLeod is the new member of Congress in the Thirteenth Michigan district. He was twenty five in July and filed his petition July 12 after meeting the constitutional age requirement. His term ends next March to fill a vacancy created by the death of Charles A. Nichols. McLeod is a University of Detroit and Detroit College of Law graduate who earned his law degree in 1917 before entering the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence J. McLeod
Detroit
Congress
House of Representatives
Michigan
Charles A. Nichols
Young McLeod
University of Detroit
Detroit College of Law
Longworth Opposes House Membership Increase
Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio argues against increasing House membership after the 1920 census. He contends the rise from 357 to 437 would not improve legislation or efficiency and would hinder capable members from gaining real influence in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Alice Roosevelt
House
Congress
Indigestion and Torpid Liver Claims for Dr Pierce Remedies
Lime Springs resident James L. Colby reports relief from indigestion and torpid liver after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets. He also endorses the cough remedy and invites others to request a trial package by sending 10 cents to the Invalid Hotel in Buffalo, New York.
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Lime Springs
Nona
Buffalo
N. Y
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