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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
5
The notice lists subscription price 1 dollar per year in advance and 10 cents per column inch for display ads, 5 cents per line for the first insertion with six words per line, mail order ads cash with copy, no personal checks. A 25 cent card of thanks is charged, and fund-raising announcements follow regular rates.
An item notes daily fast trains operating to Minneapolis in both directions. Railway officials promise improved schedules and faster service with reliable departures and arrivals.
Detective Flint reveals to Tom a slip of paper from Theodore Van Vechten detailing Max Willard and a new explosive named willardite issued August 18 1911 to Willard in New York. Secret negotiations with the U S government may tie Willard to the murder inquiry and a pursuit toward Max Willard.
Rudolph echten's apartments glisten with sickbeds and the odor of sodomiform as Barnicle, pale and gaunt, guards a hospital wardlike scene. A dramatic intruder, a stylish young woman, bursts in seeking Van Vechten, ignoring the valet and kneeling beside the injured man as memory floods back.
The Man of Iron questions the relevance of a mysterious slip to the murder and Miss Carew. The detective says it has nothing to do with either, leaving Tom more perplexed and mystified by the exchange.
Life near collapse in Highwood Michigan, Clara Avery reports long relief from female troubles after using Cardus. She praises its restorative effect on backache, side pain, and dizzy spells, noting rapid improvement and renewed ability to work. The ad touts Cardus as a natural, dealer-supplied remedy for worn-out womanly constitutions.
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