Glenarm House Intrigue Deepens In 1905 Mystery
Bates recounts two masked men raiding the library and a clash near the chimney breast as Glenarm questions the stalkers. A mysterious ally and a visitor from Scotland Yard complicate the scene while Larry returns in disguise to aid Glenarm in the unfolding chase.
Hair Changed by Terror Across Historic Eras
The article cites claims that Marie Antoinette’s auburn hair turned white during the Reign of Terror. It also notes a British surgeon’s report of a rebel Sepoy’s jet black hair turning white in one hour after a mutiny inquiry. It mentions Baron Alphonse de Rothschild’s hair blanching in Paris during the Commune.
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Premature white hair marks hostess tale of antiques
A refined hostess in a famed house recalls a tea moment with a debutante. She notes the guest’s aging, while a blue cup, aged about a century and a half, prompts a witty remark about preservation. The exchange blends charm with a gentle jab at youth and tradition.
Western men in New York demand brains from Mountain and Prairie
The article notes a wave of western and southern leaders entering New York's financial and corporate scene. It cites figures such as Theodore P. Shonts and Thomas F. Ryan adapting to the east’s needs, praising Equitable Life’s management and U S Steel's leaders as key examples of westerners rising to prominence in New York finance.
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Wm. H Moore
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Woman Grants Help to Prevent Loveless Desperation
A compassionate lady lends five dollars to a man who pleads hunger and warns he may have to work to avoid actions he dreads. The man’s grim point is that poverty can force desperate deeds, a moral vignette from Harper's Weekly.
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Couple scales Adirondack peak lauding nature
Breathless, they reach a towering Adirondack summit and regret leaving the glass at home. The man smiles and offers to drink from the bottle, insisting it won’t hurt them.
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Adirondack Peak
Secret grocer learns Postum coffee’s true brew
Two men discuss varied foods with a grocer trying Postum Food Coffee. He discovers customers’ tastes differ from his own until a lady explains: brew fifteen minutes after boiling yields a rich Java like beverage. He joins the Postum army and finds health relief. Postum is a pure liquid food, not medicine. There’s a Reason. Read The Road to Wellville in pkgs.
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Nebraska News Briefs From Across the State
Harvests in Pawnee county run strong while La Follette spoke at Tecumseh chautauqua. Churches in Nebraska City plan outdoor services and Arapahoe Methodist builders set a 7000 dollar church budget. Beatrice census head Day reports about 12 200 population. A storm near Valley injures George Cowles barn and burns four horses. Oil shipments rejected at Weeping Water. Three railroads answer a freight-rate dispute with Omaha. Scribner resident R H Shurman dies of heart failure while chopping a tree. Dodge county schools expect plenty of teachers. Platte Valley encampment set for Central City August 19 23 with Children s Day on August 20. EB W Cristle caught with seven letters in Park hotel Alliance fined and reprimanded. West Point nominees announced for Keller Oliver Grim Annapolis nominations Hall Eakin Gibson. Bellwood s 87 year old Granddad Freeman noted for vigor. Table Rock s Rev Peter Van Fleet sells land near Nemaha river for 200 per acre. Atkinson fisherman W B Havelock nets two large trout, one two feet long. Scotia area hit by destructive wind hail. crops damaged. Macadam road plan in Dodge county stalls over inheritance tax fund.
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Falls City
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Hampton
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Kearney
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David City
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Table Rock
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Peruna Credited With Restoring Health By Wisconsin Woman
Mrs Emma Stolt of Appleton Wisconsin reports rapid improvement after neighbor advised Peruna for backaches inflammation and fatigue. Theresa Bertles of White Church Missouri says six months of Peruna cured catarrh of the stomach bowels and internal organs and left her well and energetic.
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Appleton
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White Church
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