Mystery at Spencer's Folly In Dark Hollow Tale
A crowd pursues Judge Ostrander as Deborah Scoville hunts truth about Algernon Etheridge's murder twelve years past. Clues include a peaked cap shadow, a knife blade, anonymous letters, and a hidden motive linking Oliver to the hanging candle of a past crime.
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Judge Ostrander
Deborah Scoville
Algernon Etheridge Byohn Scoville
Dark Hollow
G¢E- Ville
Spencer's Folly
Reuther
Deborah
Black
Etheridge
Oliver
Miss 6Eks
Nates
Spencer
Spencers Folly
Judge Ostrander’s anguished plea to Oliver’s return
In a tense study scene, Mrs Scoville wrestles with fear and doubt as she contemplates the truth about Oliver. The judge, torn between duty and family, orders urgent steps to locate Oliver while fearing Flannagan’s looming threat and tampered documents.
Oliver Ostrander Found Hidden Paths Aboard Tempest Lodge
Mrs Scoville and Mr Black plot a rescue as Reuther, a brave ally, stays steadfast. They suspect Oliver Ostrander is alive but in hiding, while authorities move to locate him. Reuther trusts Oliver’s integrity and joins the plan to reach Tempest lodge. The group prepares to surprise him and deliver his father’s telegram.
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Oliver
Andrews
Shelby
Flannagan
Mr. Black
Detroit
Ostrander
Reuther
Deborah
Oliver Qstrander
District Attorney's Office
Adirondack
Tempest Lodge
When An Iceberg Collapses Near A Vessel
A Wide World writer cites an iceberg near a Newfoundland steam boat. As the berg splits and shifts, masses unseen beneath the water rise and a huge wave swamps the vessel, forcing passengers to seek safety and revealing far reaching dangers to nearby ships.
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Newfoundland
Napoleon Rebuffs Advice in Early Command
In his first interview with veteran generals Rampon would command, Napoleon impatiently rejects counsel saying the art of war is in its infancy and enemies will not beg for battle, prompting a blunt assertion that they must act rather than request combat.
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Napoleon
Rampon
Napoleon Buonaparte
Bonaparte’s Unlucky Shot at Toulon House Destroyed
The first shell fired at Toulon is credited to Bonaparte and hits the hotel where his family had stayed, destroying the dwelling once used by his mother’s nurse and killing the husband of the woman. The Napoleon Ans dotes, edited by W. Ah Es.iapt.
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Toulon
Corsica
W. Ah Es
School Leaders Outline South Carolina Teachers Meet
William C. Bynum of Georgetown announces the department of superintendents program for the State Teachers Association convention in Columbia March 16 to 18. The agenda lists addresses on home study, handling backward pupils, high school principal roles, teaching English and science, and superintendent duties with committee reports.
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Columbia
William C. Bynum
Georgetown
Department of Superintendents
State Teachers 'Association
R. A. Gentry
Ridgeway
W. B. Black
Lexington
L. M. Bouknight
Latta
W. C. Bynum
J. C. Daniel
D. R. Riser
W. H. Hall
Waelish
South Carolina
R. 8. Bailey
Creamery Routes Proves Profitable for Clemson Co operative
Clemson College Co operative Creamery and Poultry association reports a strong year ending December 31 1915. Piedmont farmers received about 33000 dollars with butter fat averaging just over 28 cents per pound. The year ended with 183 patrons, 702 cows, 232 separators. Butter fat receipts peaked in August at 14815 pounds. Total farmer returns for 1915 were 32178.79 dollars.
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Clemson College
Clemson College Co-operative Creamery and Poultry Association
Piedmont
Middle West
Tillman amendment on road labor for convicts
Senator Tillman proposed a amendment to insert a new section in the revised statutes. It would sentence convicts to less than one year of labor on county roads under federal judges and state court conditions. Work would be on highways used for rural delivery mail.
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Washington
Tillman
Cotton Expert Leaves Clemson to Join Georgia Board
A. McLendon, who led two years of cotton wilt investigations for Clemson College and the federal department of agriculture, resigns to become an expert in cotton breeding with Georgia state board of entomology. His work saved thousands of dollars for Georgia farmers and his services in the field were notable.
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Clemson College
A. McLendon
Federal Department of Agriculture
Georgia State Board of Entomology
McLendon
Death Sentence For Negro In York County
At a special term of court ordered by Gov. Manning the 11 year old Israel Good was convicted of criminal assault on a 6 year old white girl and sentenced by Judge Thomas S Sease to be electrocuted on Friday February 265 in York County.
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York
South Carolina Business and Charters Noted
The Enterprise Carbonating Company of St George is commissioned with 1000 capital, petitioners V A Bunch and T W McGill. The Orangeburg chamber publicity committee offers 1 prize for a 50 word or less letter on entertaining crowds during the next get-together day. The Citizens Building and Loan Association of Bamberg is chartered with 60600 capital, petitioners A W Knight George I Hair and W A Klauber. Rivers statewide report high water and damage. Shelley Cook Company of Aynor is chartered with 4000 capital, officers J T Shelley president and J W Cook secretary treasurer.
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Enterprise Carbonating Company of
St. George
V. A Bunch
T. W. McGill
Orangeburg
A. W. Knight
George I
Hair
W. A. Klauber
Shelley-Cook Company
Aynor
J. T. Shelley
J. W. Cook
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