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Newspaper

Paoli Republican

Location

Paoli, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1920

Page

5

A Secret Passage

Spalding Nelson stays in his teat uncle Rufus Gaston's apartments where mysterious noises and missing pearls trigger suspicion. He befriends Barbara Bradford and distrusts the super, Wick, while solving a burglary tied to Claire Bradford and an extortion plot involving Lefty Moore.

Synopeis Spalding Nelson Rufus Gaston Gastons Barbara Bradford Wick Gaston Claire Bradford Bradfords Nelson Miss Kelly Ctrc Gorman Lefty Moore Granddeck Henry Kent Moore K Hed Rufus Miss Bradford Geome Alti Jerry Moore Barbara Beadford Fost Center Street Polce

Secret apartment wall hides possible passage

In a Granddeck apartment a thick inner wall in the narrator’s room suggests a hidden passage. Barbara Bradford helps pry a panel while they hear distant cries and a possible fall below, prompting caution and a plan to involve detective Gorman before further exploration.

Gorman Granddeck Barbara Claire Bradford Claire Wien Ace Bervara Mother

Fragmentary Crime Note Signals Urgent Police Request

A garbled excerpt reports a murder threat and a plea to summon police quickly. The text mentions a king in a distant era and praises a great educator, but no clear names, dates, or places are readable. The item resembles a fragment from a historical page with damaged context.

Freezone Promises Corn Pain Free Removal

A drugstore pitch advertises Freezone a tiny bottle that relieves corn pain instantly then allows lifting the corn without soreness. The copy claims it works on hard and soft corns and between the toes and costs only a few cents.

Private Office Entrance Secrets

In this passage a narrator describes slipping into a captain of industry’s private office. He avoids suspicion by engaging the secretary in a loud golf conversation, displaying apparent expertise to mask his true intent.

Seeann

Aspirin Ad Claims Bayer Tablets Proven Safe by Millions

An advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe for over twenty years. It urges acceptance only of an unbroken Bayer package with directions for headache toothache barache neuralgia rheumatism colds and pain. Tin boxes of 13 tablets sold for a few cents and larger Bayer packages are also offered by druggists.

Bayer Druggista

The Deceiver

The Kansas City Star recounts a tale of a Ouija board seance turned hollow when intruders flee the basement with liquor spoils. The scene shakes the party’s faith in the occult as robbers vanish with valuables, leaving a lasting distrust.

Kansas City Star

Showgoer Dialog Reflects Mixed Theater Critique

A reviewer calls the play good and wholesome while a companion doubts its appeal, suggesting they should leave for another venue. The exchange captures a lighthearted theater debate over entertainment value.

Comparative Taste Exchange Sparks Caution

A brief dialogue features one person asking for a sample of a substance while another warns that trying a bit will taste bitter, signaling caution about the unspoken item. The exchange suggests curiosity tempered by concern over the flavor.

Meeting Features Cited as Ayes and Noes

The Vets describe the chief features of the meeting as the ayes and noes. Their remark highlights the vote oriented nature of the gathering and the decisive role of formal approvals.

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