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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
8
Wabash announces service at Howell Station four miles south of Pelly with details on arrival times and passenger access. The note emphasizes nearest stop and travel convenience for residents.
The tale follows Count Sachie and Kitty as they chase a half of a magical coin linked to a buried treasure. A conspirator watches, a mysterious man nears, and a planned rendezvous at a hunting lodge promises peril. A dangerous spy closes in as the pursuit escalates toward a dramatic confrontation.
Debarred by his status from state ball duties, Roleau sticks to a hotel until his mistress returns. Kitty Gray orders a new journey across the desert to Count Sachie’s hunting lodge. They dash by Count Frederick’s palace and glimpse the Count and Sachie beside their car as they proceed.
Roleau and Kitty slip into Count Sachie’s hunting lodge while a coin mystery expands drawing in more players. Rudolph’s absence puzzles Count Sachie as Frederick’s palace reveals a bound intruder left in a private apartment, hinting at a larger plan underway.
An old health note claims laughter greatly aids digestion and recommends trying Chamberlain's remedy. It suggests that a dose is inexpensive and widely available, urging readers to use it if troubled by indigestion. The tone imitates a period medical tip, stressing humor plus a patent remedy as a simple cure.
Mrs. R. G. Neff of Devokstan, Chi, credits Chamberlain’s Tablets with her health. She states she took three bottles and has since remained in very good health. The ad notes availability everywhere.
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