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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1920

Page

6

Nobody Knew. 6 Holworthy Hall synopsis

Dick Morgan of Syracuse enlists in the French Foreign Legion under the name Henry Hilliard after a shrapnel scar disfigures him. Surgeons request a photo to aid reconstruction, and he offers a Christ image postcard. Returning to America, Morgan, now Hilliard, sells mining stock, reunites with Angela Cullen, and pursues Carol Durant while facing love, deceit, and a rival. Harmon arrives in Syracuse.

Dick Morgan Syracuse Foreign Legion Henry Hillard Christ America Martin Harmon New York Morgan Hilliard Angela Cullen Carol Durant Morgen Hillard Cullen Harmon Trust and Deposit Company Harman

The Mine Deal Unravels in a Sinister Lobby Scene

In a tense scene at a New York hotel, promoter Harmon pressures Hilliard over a Sham Silverbow mine scheme. Embree from the Trust and Deposit questions the setup as Hilliard realizes the deal may collapse. Harmon proposes a fresh six weeks and a new payout while warning of consequences.

Harmon Hilliard Willard Williard Armstrong Zelty

Evening at Durant House Delivers Quiet Reckoning

Hilliard, awaiting fate, avoids friction after a tense interview with Waring. Doctor Durant invites him to a study for a sociable smoke as hints of guilt and insomnia surface, while Carol is away viewing a trousseau and the night deepens with unspoken consequences.

Hilliard Waring Tortared Smasthaton Dicky Morgan Hillard Carol

Chameleons and Lizards Diet in Winter

The proper diet for chameleons and lizards includes insects such as fires and meal worms. Sugar and water are not sufficient in winter, and many animals refuse food then. They require warmth sunshine and water to stay healthy and may starve if not given natural food.

Dickens Fares Rise in Death Era as Critics Reconsider

Dickens remains contested by young critics yet his British publishers report sales nearly doubled in three years. Some novels top 50 000 yearly, though he has been dead forty eight years. Critics claim harms taken by rivals exceed three novelists combined. A simple device to prevent ringing of phone records was invented.

Hilliard Harmon Dickens Charles Dickens Rdea

Annapolis Founded in 1604 Amid Acadian Struggles

The text traces early colonization in North America noting Annapolis emerged from Port Royal in 1804, predating Jamestown by three years. It recounts Acadian perseverance and expulsions, their 1610 reestablishment, two English retakings, and dispersal of 800,000 Acadians across Maryland Virginia the Carolinas Georgia and Louisiana.

Nova Scotia North America St. Augustine Fla Port Royal Annapolis Jamestown

Alpine Wonderland in Grisons Switzerland

Alpine Grisons, Switzerland, described as a vast alpine paradise with over 150 valleys threaded by rushing streams and roaring waterfalls. Dark fir woods and green pastures cover slopes, transitioning from hills to high Alps, with small chapels perched on heights symbolizing peace and goodwill.

Grigons Switzerland Canton

New Zealand discovery timing and colonization compared

The text notes Tasman in 1642 credited with discovering New Zealand but exploration by others did not occur until Captain James Cook about 150 years later. Colonization followed only decades before the American Civil War and resembled scattered American settlement rather than centralized British base colony methods.

New Zeaeland James Cook

Swallows Flight Low Signals Rain, Says Weather Observation

A historical note explains that swallows flying low indicate approaching rain. Moist atmosphere drives birds to seek shelter and insects become easier prey, causing swallows to hawk near the ground as they search.

Price Increase Clarified With Percentages

Readers note price change examples show 50 percent rise from $1 to $1.50 and a 200 percent level for a doubted price. The article explains how percentages translate to final charges and emphasizes clear calculation methods.

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Holworthy Hall Embree Eliend Bright Hililara Saul Mr. Harmon Levar Pinkertons Rufus Waring Mr. Hilliard da Drug CO Ogden Utah Standard Radiator Co. of Utah, Inc Edison Street Salt Lake City New Zealand
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