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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1920

Page

6

Hartley House Mystery Continues in Midnight Chase

Drifter narrator wires details of a break in at Hartley house. A white cloaked woman and a man escaped in a car after the diary miscarry with a black leather case at stake. Police are drawn into Horwich inquiry as a new bartender tale unfolds about a foreigner and a wealthy elder.

Jed Hartley House Mr. Sidney Oak Grove Mrs. Sidney Chase Feeney Mr Sidney Isobel McGuire Agnes Mrs. Aldrich Lttle Rascal Harwich Horwich White Owl Bill Dailey Bill Bil Sim Tobh

Meredith and Lady Macbeth in Memoir Passages

A diary excerpt cited by Lady Butcher reveals George Meredith’s vivid storytelling. The anecdote recalls Meredith visiting with his father to see Irving in Macbeth and describing Lady Macbeth’s restrained yet macabre gesture, likening her hands to a corpse in resurrection.

Meredith Lady Macbeth Lady Butcher George Meredith Father Irving Mrs. Brandreth Gossir

skin disease cure claims with blood remedy ad

An advertisement asserts true relief from eczema and other skin disorders comes from cleansing the blood rather than surface treatments. It cites older internal remedies and promotes S.S.S. as a blood remedy that reaches the cause, offering free medical advice from the Chief Medical Advisor in Atlanta.

S.S.S Swift Laboratory Atlanta, Ga

Public library exam yields humorous misprint about Babe Ruth

A library test asked who Brahe Ruth is, and a student answered Babe Ruth as a race horse. The exchange appeared in the Indianapolis News, reflecting a light moment amid current events questions.

Public Brahe Ruth Babe Ruth Indianapolis News

Pleasant Mistake In A Baltimore Mailroom

William missed a morning letter then discovers a billet doux inside a note from his mother ends with a playful mix up. The scene contrasts expectation and romance as the surprised man confronts a harmless love note.

William Billy

Fragmentary Words on Lovers Devotions

Poetic lines lamenting the rarity of genuine affection amid mere lip service from a beloved. The verses contrast devotions with hollow displays and question the depth of passion.

Where He Might Be in the Old House

A worried mother searches every room from pantry to loft for Willie. She calls up, finding only a tiny reply from a shy boy in the loft awaiting further directions.

Jed Mrs. Sidney Willie

Origins of the Dollar Mark Theories

The article surveys several explanations for the dollar sign. It cites a modified form of the pound symbol, stacked U and S letters, and two brass pillars from Solomon’s temple as possible inspirations, noting early coinage imagery and intertwined symbolism.

U. S

Paradoxical Feat Noted For Its Rare Craft

The report highlights a rare achievement described as paradoxical yet well executed, noting its unusual combination of elements and the skilled execution involved. The remark underscores a notable contradiction turned successful outcome.

Zoo Animals Prove Lazy Life Leads to Decay and Premature Aging

A study of captive animals shows inactivity accelerates physical decline and early aging in zoo residents. Researchers note reduced exercise and enrichment correlate with poorer health markers and shorter lifespans.

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Hartley By Clifford S. Raymond Irwin Myers Bayer Cascara la Grippe Hill Mr. B Mrs. B
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