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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
2
Thousands of women with kidney and bladder trouble are urged to seek treatment with Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root. The ad claims kidney issues affect other organs and lists back pain and nervousness as symptoms. Readers are advised to buy a bottle or request a sample by sending ten cents to the sponsor.
A reflective Life magazine line notes optimism can exist in every situation, even repurposed or overlooked materials such as old clothing. It suggests resilience and positive perspective beyond waste.
A fragment shows a janitor using a teaspotion near a furnace and hints at a mundane cleaning tool. The odd wording implies a casual note about routine maintenance and a curious object left by staff. No clear person, date, or location is given.
Out of the Darkness author John Bayley, a noted investigator and former secret service member, returns to New York at the governor’s request to probe a mysterious attempted robbery at the Robert Slyke home near Circle Lake. He aims to determine the guilt or innocence of two penitentiary inmates amid a rising justice dispute.
Bartley and Pelt compare Circle Lake case to England's Edlingham Burglary, noting matching clues and possible police manipulation. They suspect a frame and plan a lake trip, while tracing evidence clues like torn paper, cloth, footprints, and a journalist’s scrutiny of justice and misidentification.
The narrator and Bartley travel from Albany toward Circle Lake near Saratoga after lingering doubts about a home invasion. Rogers’s facts hint two conclusions: the intruders may be innocent, or Slyke knew who broke in but would not identify them. They approach the lake and observe a small circular body of water with a single bay.
A quoted remark accuses a group of a sham trial and guilty verdicts. The speaker questions the demand for more proof or actions. The tone is accusatory and defensive with no further context.
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