LeMoyne Mystery Opens in New Serial Installment
LeMoyne is a mystery as the young man works at a gas office while a hidden past haunts him. Sidney, living with the Pages, pursues nursing with Dr. Max Wilson while Harriet runs a downtown shop. A visit from Doctor Mass foreshadows dangerous entanglements.
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Anna
Harriet
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Christine Lorenz
Palmer Howe
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Max
Charlotta Harrison
SK. LeMoyne
Gas Ceffice
Doctor Mass
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Ike
Sidney Le Moyne Returns In Cold City Mystery
In a tense nighttime exchange on a dark balcony, Sid ney Le Moyne reenters the scene with a familiar hard edge. Dr Wilson, surprised and moved, recalls past legends while Le Moyne claims a new clerical job in the gas office and hints at deeper motives and danger.
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Sidney
Liere
Mr. le Moyne
Oya
Ajax
le Moyne
Wilson
Ulige
Christine Hearsmaids Ride of Hope and Fear
Christine anticipates her wedding with doubt as Palmer’s temper and drink threaten the family, while Sidney faces a pivotal choice in her growing affection for Dr. Max Wilson. The hospital world watches as Christine weighs a fragile future and Sidney contemplates love and loyalty.
Le Moyne Surgeon Seeks New Path After Loss
In a reflective scene KK contemplates leaving his medical career after a failed operation. He tells Wilson he is content with starting anew as Le Moyne, and dismisses pity, insisting his self confidence persists despite the tragedy. He recalls colleagues and students and envisions Sidney among them.
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Wilson
Old College
Sidney
Btue
Beginner's Troubles on Street During Musical Glare
The fragment describes Litthe Glareld dying near a music event after a glare incident. It notes he was heard singing "Oh, riche" and references a struggle with taps and a strange sequence of sounds.
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Litthe Glareld
Not the Whole Truth About Edinburgh Hat Chase
A traveling gentleman jokes he found greater fellow feeling elsewhere after a hat blown off by a cable car led the driver to chase it. Edinburgh folk are teased as a creditless myth while a listener insists the cap was the driver's own.
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Edinburgh
Dinburgh
Doctor Pierce's Golden Reco Discovery Ad Claims Cures
An advertisement touts Doctor Pierce's Golden Reco Discovery as a remedy for pimples boils carbuncles and dry skin. It promotes both tablets and liquid forms as tablets or liquid.
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Doctor Pierce
The Reporter Knows All About This Porter
A clerks office scene in Trankfort shows a well known colored porter who has just remarried after a divorce. A reporter questions him about his wedding plans until his fiancée hushes him, saying not to reveal more. The exchange shows reporters' curiosity about private matters.
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Trankfort
Frank
Indianapais
Quite a Kidder Max Ritter Recalls Evansville Tax Joke
Evansville township assessor Max Ritter tells a joke about a dog asked by a special tax assessor. An Evansville woman says she has no dog, then a kitchen dog sound leads to the quip about ownership. The tale comes from the Indianapolis News.
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Kidder
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Pigeon Township
Evansville
Indianapolis News
No, a man who asks faults believes he has none
A terse aphorism notes that requesting fault finding signals a belief in one’s own perfection. It contrasts morning struggle with lacking purpose, implying meaning makes rising easier.
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