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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1914

Page

6

House of Mystery unfolds in a perilous chase

Ralph Van Vechten and Tom Phinney uncover danger around the House of Mystery as Paige Carew and Mrs Devereaux figures surface. A gold mesh purse ties Paige to the crime scene while Max Willard and his crew aboard Kohinur plot a dangerous mission with an explosive device involved.

Ralph van Vechten Powhatan Club van Vechten Tom Phinney Paige Carew Tom Theodore van Vechten Big Man Wall Street Bonner Willard John Callis Callis Brownlow Max Willard Delia Illard

Love in a Quiet Room Across a Night of Peril

Van Vechten awakens in a shared room to Jessie’s tearful confession and a pledge of marriage. He declares his love and presses for a rapid engagement, while Jessie offers a conditional path and a shy, transformative kiss before retreating to set terms for their union. He ends by demanding a cigar, preparing for what comes next.

Jessie van Vechten Barnicle

Coffin-Shaped Box Chapter Continues aboard ship

Captain Tom Phinney reunites with Jessie Willard and Delia as their moods shift under stress. Jessie shows rare gaiety while Tom remains tense, noting Delia’s curious regard and seeking distraction at breakfast. Delia hints at bad news, and Tom questions where her troubles began as the scene ends with suspense.

Tom Phinney Jessie Willard Delia Jessie Tom Dela

Made in England Label Orders for South American Trade

The article reports orders to British and French label makers for labels bearing names and places like Smith Regent Street Brown Piccadilly Gabrielle or Suzanne Rita de la Paix Paris to misrepresent origin. It notes these labels may be used on goods not English or French, facilitating false origin claims for the South American market.

England Smith Regent Street Brown Piccadilly Gabrielle Suzanne Rita de la Paix Paris

Divorce March Promise Sparks Comic Exchange

A musician proclaims fame within reach as his wife questions the source of the buzz. He quips that Mendelssohn’s Wedding March brought his reputation, then jokes he will write a divorce march to top it, delivering a light exchange of wits.

Mendelssohn

Western Canada Oil Fields Show High Production Potential

Reports from Calgary indicate oil fields rival top continental producers with one well potentially yielding 2000 gallons per hour. Surface indications across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba point to widespread oil shows with leases filed near Battleford. Coal and natural gas deposits, plus strong grain prospects, signal vast wealth for Western Canada in 1914.

Canada Calgary Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Battleford Jess Western

Willing to Make Himself Useful

The pessimist J Fuller Gloom is asked to rock a baby left asleep on a porch. He replies with a dark joke about using rocks to soothe the child. The exchange is given as a light, humorous garden dialogue between neighbors.

Allen's Foot-Hale Endorsed by a NYC Dancer

A New York City dancing expert praises ALLEN'S Foot-Hale antiseptic powder. He states he dances eight to ten hours daily and finds the powder keeps feet cool reduces shoe friction prevents corns and sore feet. Signed E Fletcher Hallamorg and offering a sample free at Allen O lmsted Le Roy New York.

New York City Allen E Fletcher Hallamorg Olmsted le Roy

What Makes Flattery Welcome

A brief reflection notes that flattery appeals to a man who seeks relief from constant criticism. It suggests flattery offers temporary ease from relentless, indiscriminate knocking or nagging.

Socialist labor unions in Germany report 2.58 million members

The socialist labor union movement in Germany has reached 2,583,492 members, reflecting sustained organizational size and activity within the country’s labor landscape. The figure indicates continued appeal among workers seeking collective bargaining and political influence.

Germany

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