Alighting Train Sparks Double Identity in Denver Tale
In Denver a traveler meets a couple who mistake him for a friend, misidentifies him as Will Lowrie, and a medical plot unfolds. Clinton denies the bond theft guilt while Amy and Ellen press for truth as a jail scare tests loyalties and family bonds.
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Denver
Indy
Richard Clinton
Kirkland
Elien Kirkland
Clinton
Wl Lowry
Lowrie
Kirkland Clinton
Amy Lowrie
Will
Amy
Identity, Money, and a Safe Deposit Mystery
In a tense scene Amy recounts a missing bonds case after a safe deposit box is found empty. Jonel claims a look alike brother identity and a mole on the arm becomes a crucial clue as the pair confront a possible disguise.
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Amy
Charlie
Clinton
Chicago
Jonel
Mystery box triggers brotherly ruse in Amy’s awakening
Amy awakes to a package and a note from Richard Clinton claiming to keep her memory alive until his identity is settled. The gesture follows news that Mr Weill is gone and Ellen’s portrait remains, as Amy learns of her brother’s presumed actions and the missing photo.
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Clinton
Tillie
Ellen
Amy
Miss Amy
Tiltie
Will
Elow
Wil
Doctor Kirkland
Bank
Charlie Bemm
Will ‘Ua
Eilén
Charlie
Bemm
Mrs. Kirkland
Enod
Miss Kirkland
Ben
Missus Kirkland
Robin Hood
Pandora
Miss. Lowrie
Thaust
Richard Clinton
Bemm Signals Trouble Ahead In Clinton Courtroom
A fragment suggests Bemm hints at looming issues for Clinton while a judge lectures on housekeeping duties for married women. The item ends with a tease of a continuation and notes about a girl receiving one letter a year read on the street.
Understanding Pyorrhea and Its Dangers
Public health guidance explains pyorrhea an infection of the gums and tooth sockets. It forms pockets around teeth, loosening them and producing pus that can enter the bloodstream, potentially affecting distant organs and joints.
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United States
Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Impromptu Return Ride With Noted Politician
A vacation canoe trip ends with the narrator signaling a speed boat for a return to the hotel. On the lake the crew entertains the boat pilot with boasts while waiting for a larger audience. The rider discovers the guest of honor is a prominent political figure with a summer estate nearby.
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Texchange
Vacuum best known insulator for heat
Scientific American notes that a vacuum is the best heat insulator attainable and a perfect vacuum would retain or exclude heat indefinitely. The common thermos bottle uses vacuum to keep liquids hot or cold, but heat from white hot bodies like the sun or an incandescent lamp can pass through even the best vacuum, while low intensity heat is restrained.
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Scientific American
Krupps Plan Plant Expansion in Bilbao Spain
London dispatch reports Krupps considering a large new agricultural machinery plant in Bilbao to serve the European and American markets. The project aims to leverage Spain as a major iron ore center while existing output lags behind ore development.
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Krupps
Spain
United States
Irdén and Steel
London
Witaley Baton Service
Bilboay
Pecord
Onalaska Woman Praises Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Lester E. Warner of Onalaska Wisconsin reports relief from chronic back and stomach pain after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the tonic with restoring regularity and energy enabling her to perform housework again. She endorses the medicine and its ability to improve female health.
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Onalaska
Wis
Lydia EF. Pinkham
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