Carrington Confronts Kate Cavenaugh Over Criminial Claims
Carrington, a lawyer in love with Kate Cavenaugh daughter of Henry Cavenaugh, holds evidence of financial crimes by Cavenaugh. Though duty pulls him to prosecute, he chooses to reveal the matter to Kate the following day.
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Carrington
Kate Cavenaugh
Henry Cavenaugh
Cavenaugh
Kate
South America
Pythagoras
John
Norah
Jacob
Grandpa
The Cavenaugh Affair Deepens as Plans Surface
Carrington weighs a dangerous scheme to bury damning evidence while Kate urges restraint. At dinner, Cavenaugh offers a lucrative railroad post to Carrington, testing loyalties as family tensions rise. Grandpa Cavenaugh reveals a quiet wisdom amid intrigue.
Gold farms and the future of cultivation in mining lore
A metallurgist discusses speculative gold farming, noting reports of gold growths in timber braces, river rocks, and sluice boxes. He links percolating water to growths and conjectures future discoveries will make gold farming as common as fruit and truck farming.
Remedy Stops Train Nosebleed with Eucalyptus Tincture
A man traveling from New England to New Jersey suffered a severe nosebleed on a train. Despite cold compresses and other traditional measures, the hemorrhage proved unstoppable until tincture of eucalyptus was applied, suddenly halting the bleeding. The piece urges keeping a small vial in every family medicine chest.
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New England
New Jersey
New York
Kellogg Awards National Corn Trophy for Omaha Exposition
W K Kellogg of Battle Creek Michigan has offered a $1000 Kellogg National Corn Exposition trophy for the national corn growers contest at Omaha Nebraska December 6 to 18. The vase shaped prize may be built by Gorham or Tiffany and becomes personal property after two wins. Kellogg cites corn’s central role in prosperity and seeks improved seed and cultivation to lift yields and protein content.
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Battle Creek
Mich
W. K. Kellogg
Omaha
Neb
Gorham
Tiffany
Kellogg
Chicago
P. G. Holden
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
Stanley Clague
Holden
Iowa
Nebraska
Good Work Among Children on Tuberculosis Education
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis reports that over 2,500,000 of the 17,000,000 U S school children were educated this year about consumption dangers and its cure and prevention. An additional 1,000,000 children learned via tuberculosis exhibits or separate classes and organizations nationwide.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of
United States
National Association
Privilege of English Husband Sparks Court Remark
A Marylebone police court defendant complained of abusive language by her husband. Magistrate Mr Plowden ruled this a husband's privilege and told her to endure it, noting better abuse than no husband and offering no redress.
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Marylebone
London
The Real Friction Between Actor and Wife
The wife remarks on the costly massage treatment, and the actor laments the expense with the line there’s the rub.
Doctor tests Grape-Nuts on patient nutrition story
In Kansas a physician notes his four year old son recovered from pneumonia after starting Grape-Nuts, gaining eight pounds in a month. He also cites a 73 year old patient with stomach trouble who improved dramatically and gained 22 pounds in two months after using the cereal with milk and a touch of sugar.
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Kansas
Wellville
Haver
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Cavenaugh Manor
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Micawber
Mr. Carrington
Cavenaugh Fils
Cuba
Canadian Constabulary
Grandpa Cavenaugh
FE & O
Matthewson
Battle Creek, Mich
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