The Burned Paper and a Murderous Mystery
Maxey and Dr. Lamar confront a deadly mystery after Ellen Maxey lies near death and Annette is suspected. A locked door and a burned newspaper hint at a thief, while Ellen’s fainting spell and a troubling confession push the case toward police involvement as they search the house and question staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxey
Lamar
Dr. Lamar
Ellen
Annette
Julian Maxey
Momnt
Thad
Maxcy
Eustace
Lamang
Miss Maxey
Searel
Hit
Elen
Maxen
Air
Tam
Vellar
Tssid
Tall
Ben
Magey
Ah Justice
Treatment of the hands for beauty and care
A historical beauty guide advises persistent effort to improve hands. It recommends white castile soap, warm cleansing with almond mud or bran, and a softening lotion made from glycerin rosewater and borax. Wearing gloves for rough work and using soft water prevent drying.
Moving Plant Reacts to Heat in Jumping Leaves
A plant in the pea family known as the moving plant exhibits rapid leaf movements when temperatures approach 60 degrees. Leaves twist and jerk independently or in unison without any touch, offering a striking example of plant responsiveness to heat as described by the Washington Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Mall Pre Pal
Matthews Kiros
John H. Phelym
All Bu
Vefone
Nerve Seed
Masonic Temple
Chicago
Salon Scranton
H. C. Sanderson
D . Washin
Spruce Streets
Z . Sears
E. Grover
Bis
Medico-Chirurgical College
Philadelphia
Medico-Chirurgical Association
University of Pennsylvania
Bae
O Hartmann
Opinion of Bovinine by a Wife Declares Praise
A reader quotes a husband who commends Bovinine with strong praise and enthusiasm. The letter fragment notes the maker’s positive opinion and willingness to endorse the product publicly.
Washburn Crosby Mill Wins World's Fair Flour Medal
Washburn Crosby Co flour from the Washburn Flour Mills in Minneapolis received the first official World's Fair diploma. Judges awarded a medal to the flour noting its strength and purity and its suitability for family and bakers use as a first class patent flour.
Also Mentioned on This Page
MAR Montag VE
Howe
Tsar Por
Neepe
American Press Association
J. E. Losee
Upper
Red Hook, N.Y
J. E. Leske
Bovinine CO
New York
Mathushek”’ Pianos
Fifth Avenue
E. C. Ricker
Adama Ave
Bittner & CO
ToieDe
Matthews Brow
John H. Phelps
Indape
Tech
Adare Oriental
Matthews Brins
Scranton
Dr. Peal
John H
the Flour Awards
Reranton
F, P. Pri
Wacashington Avenue
A Dunmore
F. P. Price
Dunmore
F. D. Manley
Uydeik
Carson & Davis
Washburn St
Joseph A. Mears
Mainavenis
Keen
Poneor
Theetia
Providence
Penner & Chappell
Matnaye Bue
C. J. Gillespla
W. Marktstreet
Pivpeant
Yamee Jordan
Puperisy Vo
Veckvillea—Slatler & Kelaur
Superlative
Jermyn—C
Winters & Co
Archibald
Jooog, Simpson & Co
Carbondale
Clark
Nononriate
Foh Poster & Co
Taylor—Judge & Co
Athertop & Co
Duryéa—Lawrence Store Co
John McCrindle
Pittaton
M. W. O'Boyle
Clark's Green
Fraco & Parker
Clark's Summit
F. M. Young
Dalton—S. E. Finn & Son
Nicholson-J
Scranton, Pa
Commonwealth Building
DR. Mott
Eipaiaeeries
Wieveland, Ohio
Bank of Scranton
Thies
Illiam Connell
William Connell
George MW. Catlin
Alfred Mand
James Archbald
Nenry Ae Jee Willian DL
Tyigh
Luther Aller
Briter Btick Co., Inc
Eteo
Ani P Dailar
U.S
Surane
Wwe
Dr. Grewer
Temple Court
Spruce ST
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