Mystery Passenger in Colmar Building
The narrator recalls a foreign traveler with a heavy bag, fearing pursuit, seen two nights earlier near the Colmar Building. He weighs whether this silent companion connects to the Alva cases, noting the hour and place heighten suspicion and pondering the stranger’s identity.
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Colmar
Colmar Building
Country Life And Towns In A Winter Drift
The piece laments social distractions in towns during heavy snow. It notes how drift and wind shape behavior and highlights a writer’s wary view of society wandering between country life and urban scenes.
Incorruptible Thief Wins Hearts and Hearty Laughs
Jane Lauder, Rough-Neck Roughy, and ex Captain Bledsoe populate a humorous tale of heists and romance. A war veteran’s charity luncheon shows Roughy’s loyalty when he returns a porterhouse and later a live boar, while Jane’s affection shifts from ego to genuine partnership, culminating in a vow to share a future with honesty.
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Vonder
Beggar Becomes Miracle Man Near Constantine Algeria
Near Fort de Sidi MVCid two miles from Constantine Algeria a beggar called Sidi Maid is said to have been chosen for a divine mission. He began exorcising evil spirits in the region using drum and castanets and claimed he and his followers formed a brotherhood to drive Beelzebub from believers.
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Beelzebub
Omnivorous Trout Report From Torquay Society
Dr J J Perkins reports on trout diet from August catches weighing about three quarters of a pound. Food consisted largely of water beetles and gut fragments, with varied items such as caddis and fly larvae. Notably many beetles and weevils were still alive in stomachs hours after capture.
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Torquay Natural Sisters Society
J. J. Perkins
Ter. Perkins
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Mount Everest Named After English Geologist
The Himalayan summit Everest remains unnamed in native Indian terms. Indian surveys traditionally used local names, but for the highest peak no native designation was found. It was named after Sir George Everest, reflecting a poetic view of the peak as the great unknown.
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Everest
Survey of India
George Everest
India
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Overpeck Ohio resident Carrie Williams reports relief from backache headaches and fatigue after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound during and after childbirth. She praises the remedy as restoring health and enabling her to care for her two boys and work.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Carrie Williams
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Political trial notes reveal selection chatter
Quoted remarks discuss potential appointee Seandse for a gubernatorial post. Debates touch on qualifications with mentions of legal expertise and a perceived stock of common sense influencing the appointment discussion.
California Fig Syrup Promise for Sick Children
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to relieve constipation and cleanse the bowels in sick children. It claims quick results within hours, promotes the fruity taste, and warns buyers to ask for genuine California Fig Syrup with proper spelling on the bottle.
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California
Tomorresay
Political wit joke quoted from congressional dialogue
A humorous exchange features a colleague mocked for questionable phrasing in the Congressional Record. Senator Sorghum quips that the person should instead write dialogue for musical shows.
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Senator Sorghum
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Promises Repeated Use
Short advertisement urges customers to ask grocer for Red Cross Ball Blue bluing with a claim of lasting benefits and repeat use.
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Red Cross
Country's timber Situation
The original U S forests were about 22 060 000 acres, reduced to 157 060 000 acres by cutting cultivation and burning. Sixty percent of the original timber is gone. Consumption is five times greater than production. Our lumber use has raised living standards and there is a push to increase production rather than curb use.
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