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Newspaper
Pella Chronicle
Location
Pella, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1902
Page
8
A damaged poetic fragment contemplates God, cosmos, and fate. mystical imagery describes shuttles, a web of destiny, and human thoughts bound by holy purpose. references to planets, stars, and divine design hint at creation, patience, and the sublimity of existence.
Detective Sturgis and reporter Sprague pursue a murderous chemist hidden in a New York mansion. A Roentgen based clue reveals bone dissolving chemistry while Dr. Murdock appears and fires as the pair escape through a subterranean passage toward Manhattan Chemical Company cellar.
Sturgis and Sprague confront a sealed subterranean chamber after shutters close. Murdock taunts them from behind a grate while the two study doors, a speaking tube, and a hidden hot air vent box as possible last-ditch means to delay asphyxiation and buy time.
A New York Tribune tale from Washington D C recalls a visiting diplomat described as tall with an oversized head and a gleaming gold key to a treasure chest. The story includes his awkward English debut at a ball and a witty remark about a tooth to pick, ending with the diplomat’s departure leaving a vacancy.
Leonard Swett, famed for tracing expressions to their roots, corrected a speaker who said "son of a sea cook." He explained the term is a misinterpretation for "sekawk," derived from the Indian name segonk meaning skunk, and noted most people misuse it.
A witty exchange reveals a joke about husbands and the Chicago Tribune. The Young Wife confirms the punchline, noting that the men were married and tied to a publication in Chicago.
Dr Hartman quotes letters from Sisters of Charity across the nation praising Peruna as effective for catarrh and related ailments. Testimonials claim relief from stomach catarrh, influenza, cold symptoms, and bronchitis, with cures noted after use. Letters conceal sender identities but indicate broad support from Catholic institutions and offer free advice from Dr Hartman.
Open to everyone, summer round trips to the Coast at low rates. One cent per mile one way or return, with opportunities to visit the Great West for pleasure education or business. W G Neimyer Union Pacific Southern Pacific Bus 193 South Clark St Chicago Ill invites postcards for details and rates in March and April.
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