Diamonds, De Ravenol, and a Slipper Clue
In a tense plot twist, the narrator discovers the thief De Ravenol plans to steal Mrs Delario’s diamonds hidden in a slipper. With a fake letter decoy and Billy Rivers’ help, they set a trap to catch the culprit in their Paris to America smuggling scheme.
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Monsieur
Mrs. Delario
Claire
George
Monsieur DE Ravenol
America
Delarie
Billy Rivers
Billy
Eureka
A Hard Worker in Rural Praise From Voter
A rural resident voices faith in his congressman praising regular seed shipments and crop reports. He mentions cave dwellers and pamphlets about pests like boll weevils and skeeters, noting the congressman stays on the job even if he is not a statesman.
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Mr. Cobbles
Gerald
Prominent Indiana Women Testify on Favorite Prescription
Citizens across Indiana report dramatic benefits from Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and related remedies. Testimonials from Myrtle Kokomo and Mrs. Ollette describe renewed energy and vitality, praising the tonic's natural ingredients and lack of alcohol or narcotics.
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Indiana
Lafayette
Ind
Pie Fite
Pierce
Scott St
Myrtle Kokomo
Ollette
W. Elmtreet
Louis Pierce
Back to the Beginning and Edible Prune Pit
The piece pairs a father son exchange about gravity with a note on a new prune variety. It describes Little Bennie’s question about pre gravity law and introduces the stoneless prune from Burbank, highlighting the kernel inside that can be cooked and eaten.
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Billy
Little Bennies
Little Bennie
Bennie
Burbank
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