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Newspaper
Pendleton Times
Location
Pendleton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1923
Page
2
A historical portrait of Dr. R V Pierce a noted physician and student of Native herbal remedies. The piece extols his Favorite Prescription for women noting its purity and trust in his reputation at the Invalids Hotel in Buffalo New York with a 10 cent trial offer.
W L Mahone a 19 year railroad conductor from Charlottesville Virginia reports improved appetite digestion and energy after using Tanlae saying he regained thirty five pounds and feels fit again He credits the remedy for relieving long standing stomach trouble and weakness and for restoring his strength for work
Historic Bay of Fundy tides lift boats with loaded stones from quarries while workers shift to shore and unload as waters surge. Residents recall the powerful tides and the swift, high-velocity waves that shape coastal stone work.
Basil Antoine Warden warns his wife of danger and admits a caller as he leaves in a car. He is later found murdered, the caller a young man unseen by others. Zeb Connery, a conductor, receives orders to hold a train for a party including five men and a girl. the Derne family mystery unravels as lines of motive emerge.
Conductor Connery discovers a man in Section Three has been murdered on a sleeper car. Doctor Sinclair examines the victim as Avery questions the scene while Eaton and the porter secure the car and seek the missing Dorne party members.
The surgeon and conductor identify the unconscious man in the berth as Basil Santoine, a blind Harvard graduate turned prominent corporation lawyer. Santoine rose rapidly to lead his firm, amassing considerable wealth by his mid thirties.
A Sunday lesson outlines Jesus healing a bent woman on the Sabbath, contrasting mercy with ritual pride. It explains Jesus rules against Pharisee strictness, calls readers to imitate mercy, and notes the ruler’s hypocrisy and the crowd’s rejoicing.
In a snowbound canyon drifts rise eight to ten feet, burying the end of the platform and blocking the train. Harriet Dorne Tntauented and travelers debate ways to pass time while Eston suggests climbing the cars for a view, as a conductor works toward a solution.
A fragmented note reflects bereavement sorrow and disrupted daily life as loss unsettles routines and purpose. The stream of words hints at grief overwhelming ordinary hours and questions of meaning.
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