Ethel Wit housay and the German St stip in War Tale
Ethel Wit housay secretly wed Streetman, a German spy, while her guardian Sir George Warstatt and New York correspondent Charles Brown observe. Captain Redmond, her former lover, learns Streetman’s betrayal aimed at naval secrets as Europe erupts into war. Ethel plans to join Streetman to Brussels with revenge and a bid to serve England. The Belgian front appears as the German army advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Withousay
Hen Streetman
Canthery Redmond
Sir George Warstatt
Admiralty
Charles Brown
New York
Ethel
Sir George's
Streetman
Mough
Auch
Captain Redmond
England
Prussels
Redmond
Charte
Honeymoon Intrigue Sparks Dinner in Belgium War Tale
Nihel consents to an arrangement as a clever journalist applauds her alias. Amid dinner plans and espionage talk, Ethel faces truth about her past and a dangerous spy’s warning. Charlie Brown navigates loyalty to England and a hunt for secrets, while a French newspaper man resumes writing by the lamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nihel
Stewn
Henri
Dro
Christophe
Bihel
Cherie Brown
Madame de
Brown
George
Brussels
inGeld
Kr. Brown
Monsieur de Lorde
Henry Sheemaan
Ethel
Charlie Brown
Bibel
Mr. Brown
Belgium
George Wee Achowel
de Lorde
R. Brown
England
Charlie
Secret Service
Russia
Yank
Navy
Lins
Charile- Brown
Aladame de Lorde
Charlie Brown faces spies meeting and plan in issue
NewSpaper correspondent Charlie Brown weighs loyalty to friends against personal safety as a tense meeting and spies planning unfold, offering a big thrill and a test of sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Brown
New York
Ethel Willoughby Encounters a French Spy at Courvoisier
In CHAPTER XIE Der Tag, Ethel Willoughby alias Madame de Lorde visits Courvoisier and interacts with Mr Grewn. A discreet French spy, posing as a stranger, keeps his distance as she contemplates a planned meeting with Streetman and pursues details about General Jacques amid mixed feelings of ease and unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Willoughby
Madame de Lorde
Grewn
Courvoisier
Ethel
J Henteur
Jacques
AGT WENT BIG UNTIL ENCORE
A dramatic scene unfolds in a wartime intrigue with Ethel, a French agent, Captain Redmond, and a hidden telephone instrument. German pursuit looms as villagers panic, while Charlie Brown witnesses a mass exodus and Christophe prepares for danger amid a tense siege atmosphere.
Philadelphia inventor patents no paper tax enforcement
A Philadelphia resident is credited with inventing a method to avoid paper tax marks, claiming the tap of Whiele remains unenforced to eighty cents, shaping a curious historical note on early tax evasion schemes and local ingenuity.
Aged Pastor Elopes in Quiet Californian Marriage
Aged pastor James Sanderland elopes to wed Miss Mary Tien in a discreet ceremony at Monturey. The groom, eighty two, and bride seventy five, keep the event private as no gathering or congratulations occur. Mary Tien is said to be the sister of the pastor's fourth wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sanderland
Velbg
Alor
Mary Tien
IV. Suiderhand
Nim
Sisper
Autumn Billboard Sighting Sparks Citizen Concern
A suburban resident reports seeing a billboard on a vacant lot advertising full overcoats. The remark is shared by a cheerful neighbor who notes the eerie scene as a sign of the season turning.
Grateful testimonial for Dodds Kidney Pills
A reader from Wolcoma Lake Pa praises Dodds Kidney Pills for curing back ache kidney trouble and other symptoms. The ad notes the medication costs 500 per box and is sold by Dodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Dyspepsia Tablets are offered at 50 cents per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Case
Wolcoma Laka Pa
Dodds
Dodds Kidney
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Dean
Work for Unemployed Men in Town
James J. Mc Crudden notes how two groups of unemployed men last winter cleaned private alleys vacant lots and nuisance breeding sites. The aim was to base pay so men could remain employed until they found other work. Municipal areas suffered unsanitary conditions with unoccupied properties. yards were cleared and waste gathered. cleaned lots were transformed into recreation spaces and courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. McCrudden
Chicago
Herboud
Tabloid Aeroplanes and the Britash Firepower Concept
The British favor a compact machine called the tabloid designed to reduce danger from ground fire. A powerful armor covered engine delivers rapid bombardment from 500 feet, with the aircraft dropping bombs quickly before rising again.
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Caurvelster
Taegues
Hess
Rondame
France
Larry
Denry Christophe
Christoph
Jin
Henri Christophe
Christophers
Charile
Jeanne
Chatle Brown
Jennie
M’slev
Lion d'Or
Ant
Andre Lemaire
Graytikn
Christypi
Madame Gc: Lorde
Broadway
Especiilly
Lew Fields
Loukins
Dogan
Lim
Pace I
Skinner Mfg.co
Omaha
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