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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 18, 1911
Page
14
A catalog of titles including The Crimeen Blind, The Cardinal Moth, The Weight of the Crown, and other works such as The Corner House and The Slaves of Silence along with Craven Fortune and Netta.
Vera travels at high speed in a Mercedes to Merton Grange the Tudor mansion of Fenwick where she is summoned for a serious, possibly perilous conversation. She recalls past plots against Fenwick and fears his manipulation as she awaits him in a back study after a grand hall introduction.
A section foreman labors over a formal report on the killing of a cow by the second section of No 64. A fussy claims agent asks many details on the form, then jokes about sending souvenir notes to Mrs Green to provoke her jealousy, noting she has never been to Newport.
A fragmented quotation from Toledo Biede recalls a scent and sound of an object described as impossible. The speaker notes hearing it two minutes before passing and smelling it ten minutes after, illustrating a vivid sensory memory tied to the event.
An Episcopal missionary in Wyoming territory sought to hold prayer at a large farming family’s home. The woman deferred, and the missionary’s knock grew impatient urging souls. The family leader yelled that souls could wait as the bees swarm the orchard outside.
A W C T U delegate jokes about still being in North Dakota as a waiter offers drinks. The scene unfolds in a train buffet car where alcohol is not served while passing through the state. The quip highlights a traveler misreading the landscape and a quick quip from the staff.
In a sharp social exchange, Mack asserts Van Dyke has been ostracized for failing to meet his social debts. Wyld concurs, saying his unpopularity stems from neglecting obligations to peers.
excerpts from the Chicago Daily News record a spat where Tommy de Peyster and Eddie Tuffaut accuse each other of avoiding a confrontation after ugly faces were made yesterday. Both deny noticing the incident and refer to it as natural.
A Kansas City Journal item jokes about summer girls being fickle and notes the speaker’s engagement under that theory ending in a wedding or potential breach of promise suit.
Near London Ontario Mr Richard Wilson recalls a long battle with low spirits poor appetite and skin sores. After using Dr Morse s Indian Root Pills his blood was purified sores healed and indigestion vanished. He says the pills are a family remedy and sells for 25 cents a box.
A brief exchange notes Blobbs-Bjones winning five dollars from Hardappe after a poker game last night. Blobbs dismisses it as not extraordinarily lucky, while Blobbie counters with a supposed gold brick story from Philadelphia Record and Houston Post dialogue.
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