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Newspaper
Reporter Boyden
Location
Boyden, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1923
Page
7
A brief note catalogues The Blind Man's Eyes published by Little, Brown and Company. The entry highlights the work as a literary title with authorial and publication details for cataloging purposes.
Conductor Connery discovers a passenger in Section Three murdered after a brutal blow to the head. Surgeon Douglas Sinclair evaluates injuries while Avery and Eaton await verdicts, as the death raises questions about who rang a late bell and why.
Basil S Antoine Gabriel Warden tells his butler of an imminent danger and departs in his car. He is found murdered upon returning home. A young caller has visited the house unseen. Conductor Bob Con nery holds the Eastern Express for a party including five men and a girl, whose father Mr Dorne caused the delay. Philip D Eaton and Don Avery seek clues as Dorne asks them to learn more about him.
In heavy snowdrifts eight to ten feet high the canyon and train are buried. Harriet Dorne laments limited options while Avery, Eaton, and others discuss escaping onto the car tops to walk and view the surroundings. The conductor is to be consulted for access.
On a murky journey, conductor Connery and surgeon Sinclair examine a motionless passenger. The man is identified as Basil Santoine, a Harvard-educated blind lawyer. Santoine built a powerful firm and amassed wealth while remaining enigmatic to colleagues.
Mrs George W Burchell of Glens Falls New York credits Lydia E Pinkham vegetable compound with restoring her health after two months of illness that left her unable to stand. She says the treatment enabled her to perform all household duties for a family of four and to sew again, urging others to request the company’s free health book.
A witty adage notes that flirting with danger often brings trouble, citing Uncle Bill's carbuncle as a humorous caution. The line frames risk as a social hazard tied to bold flirtation and comic misfortune.
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