21 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
1
In a continuing tale, Dr. MacArdel uses subtle methods to test Fortitude as Miss Weston and others chase a mysterious note. A second message suggests Mrs. Bruce wrote both notes, intensifying a growing puzzle about who is behind the haunting correspondence and what fate awaits the receiver.
Miss Weston confides in Mr. Ware about a troubling note tied to Mrs. Bruce and Miss Carney’s concerns. Weston pleads for discretion as she reveals she knows little yet fears harsh consequences, insisting she has done no wrong and asks for trust until she can explain.
A London directory study traces how famed literary names appear as ordinary tradesmen. Shakespeare appears as a grocer on Green Lanes, Bunyan also as a grocer on Edgware Road, while Milton and Keats show up in modest trades. Bronte is worn by a clothes maker.
A visitor from the country attends a Sunday service in New York where the young pastor delivers a cultured sermon. The son comments on its quality while the father notes it likely did not strike a sore spot with the congregation.
Officials in Dresden report an eighteenth century glass vase in a museum case appears to suffer from a wasting disease and, they warn, may have contaminated neighboring vessels. Experts have examined the vase and prescribed external remedies, though none halt the illness.
A Chicago man asserts that the white of an egg can directly cure cancer, claiming the hen’s egg offers a greater benefit to humanity than previously thought. The article presents the remark as a bold claim with no verified evidence.
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