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Newspaper

Pickens Sentinel

Location

Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1914

Page

2

Murder and concealment in a New York tragedy

Mrs. Wrandall travels from New York during a blizzard and meets Hetty Castleton, the girl who killed Challis Wrandall. Sara hides the crime by sheltering Hetty, guiding her through funerals, family tensions, and a wary reunion with society. The widow seeks peace while police pursue truth.

New York Shapter V Sara Wrandall Idow Challis Wrandall Lower Fifth Avenue Leslie Vivian Sara Challis N-Law Wrandalls Viviar Hetty Castleton Sis

Kiss Me Now Hetty and Sara Theme of Longing

In a tender exchange, Hetty and Sara from a shared room recall their meeting night and confess enduring love. Sara urges Hetty to live for her as they discuss age, feelings, and the pull of their complicated bond. Their dialogue blends desire, fear, and devotion in a intimate revelation.

Hetty Sara

Forbidden Grace of a New York Suburban Heirloom

A tale unfolds around Sara Wrandall and Challis Wrandall amid rival estates near New York. Sebastian Gooch monetizes land while scorn for old wealth vs modern new money divides neighbors. Warnings loom as wills bind Sara to twenty years of restraint before she can access her vast inheritance.

Challis Vivian Leslie Sara Brandy Booth Wrandall Mother Les Uief Ashtley Nice Colonel Castleton England Sara Wrandall Sebastian Gooch New York City Southlook Wrandalls Redmond Wrandall Challis Wrandall Midas Nineveh Sare Challis Wandall

Abolition of Slavery Haunts Brazilian Fazenda Decline

A travel sketch from Rio de Janeiro contrasts Brazil’s coast cities with interior fazendas. It recalls 1889 abolition by Princess Isabel and the loss of enslaved labor, leaving vast estates decaying while royal palms mark neglected grandeur and evoke a mournful memory of empire days.

Rio de Janeiro Brazil Isabel Tropics Empire

Bel l ows Fade From Daily Life And Tangerine Fashions

A historical outlook contrasts the decline of the large old bellows in village blacksmith shops with a shift to electric blowers, noting ships and waterfronts fading. The piece then muses on the Tangerine orange’s changing popularity as fashion and tastes shift in food, predicting future interest.

Ming Blacksith Downtows Terfront

Cleaning a Carbonized Mantle with Salt Improves Efficiency

A glowing incandescent gas mantle blackened by use can be cleaned by throwing salt onto it. The salt action cleans the mantle, restoring some brightness and improving efficiency and longevity of the device.

Cure Dogs of Eating Eggs and Domestic Sidelights

A practical remedy for dogs that steal eggs involves feeding a treated shell with tartar emetic to deter future thefts. The article notes this method is drastic but effective, and offers alternatives like red pepper or Indian turnips in the nest. It also includes anecdotal quotes and broader social notes.

George H. Dacy

WAVE DEMORALIZED A SHIP

Captain Schow described a huge sea that wrecked the Wartenfels off Calcutta bound for Boston. The wave smashed the charthouse and lamp, short circuited wires, and caused a temporary electric shock on deck. Chief Officer Voigt was thrown from the bridge and a Malay quartermaster was pinned by a beam amid a heavy roll. A human chain freed the beam as crew members were knocked down by shock.

Boston Wartenfels Schow Calcutta Voigt

Portland man blocked at Seattle customs with six puppies

Eugene Simpson of Portland bought Gypsy Girl a blooded English setter in Nanaimo B C. The dog gave birth to six day old puppies en route to Portland, making seven dogs total. Seattle customs officials refused passage on the single declaration. Simpson may appeal to Washington to free the canine family.

Portland Ore Eugene Simpson Nanaimo B. C Seattle Simpson Mr. Simpson Washington

Easter fashions seen on Atlantic City boardwalk

Atlantic City fashion turnouts feature Pantaloon skirts fur anklets and straw hats on the boardwalk. The scene foreshadows styles for the Easter promenade as beachgoers mix spring garments with bold accessories. Mail Box Charged With Electricity. In Chicago a dozen people attempting to deposit letters in a Forty-third street box caused a lively scene as the box reportedly became charged with a strong electric current.

Atlantic City N. J Chicago Forty-third Street

Man’s Ashes Found in Park Row Gutter

The ashes of Carl Mantin, cremated October 31, 1904, were found in a small can in the gutter at Park Row. Police investigated the discovery and traced the mismatch to the cremation details.

Man Gutter New York Carl Mantin Park Row Sant

Ambitious minister’s prank ends with bag bursting

A young minister plans to boost sermons by asking John to shout Amen at cues. He places a bag of green peas beside him to drop a pea as a signal. The next service John overdoes it and yells Amen repeatedly until the bag bursts, halting the prank.

John

Cardus touted as woman's tonic in Virginia letter

A Virginia reader from Boydton praises Cardus, claiming it restored strength after an operation and eight bottles of Cardui, removing ulcers, enabling walking four miles daily. The letter urges others to try Cardus for common female ailments and to publish similar testimonials for its merit.

Boydton Fannie Bowe Cardus

Wreck Aboard Express Ends With Slumbering Porter Found

Train wreck at midnight leaves cars toppled and lights out. Passengers search debris for injured and dead while a porter, found asleep under twisted iron, awakens amid shocked passengers. The scene recalls a living parlor tale from Youth's Companion about misread events and festive travel.

Limited Gemmain de Dinin Jackson

Grape-Nuts credited for relief of indigestion and nerves

A Troy woman testifies that daily Grape-Nuts helped her overcome years of bilious headaches and indigestion. She says after two years of use she sleeps better, her nerves stabilize, and headaches ceased, leading her to recommend the product to others.

Troy Postum Creek Mich Wellville

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