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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1923
Page
6
West learns Sexton confirms Natalie Coolidge ordered the side door unlocked at night and hints she plans an outing. The witness also ties Percival Coolidge to the incident, suggesting two investigations converge on the same man and the elusive woman as possible accomplices.
Randall Parrish portrays West’s mounting suspicion of Percival Coolidge as he follows a trail of odd moves surrounding Natalie Coolidge and her inheritance. West observes a shifted household, a new occupants tale, and a hidden danger while Natalie’s comfort is tempered by poverty’s encounter.
Captain West confronts Tam Sexton in a shaded library as she admits the mission was a mistaken engagement. She reveals she invited him as a servant and ends the affair offering him a ride back to the club. He accepts, awaiting new arrangements.
Matthew West, an ex serviceman from France who was a captain of engineers, answers an ad seeking a young man for dangerous service. He meets Natalie Coolidge and is hired as her fiancé. A mysterious double appears in his room that night, then Natalie explains she has been troubled by a woman impersonating her, while Percival Coolidge disapproves of the engagement.
West arrives with Miss Natalie and Percival Coolidge to a shabby two story cottage on Arch street. Nevalie waits in the car as Coolidge and Natalie enter, keeping West from following. The scene suggests a quick foray into a neglected block without witnesses.
A fragment recalls the moment of recognition when the deceased is identified as Percival Coolidge, revealing the key mystery figure. The line hints at a pivotal plot turn and naming of the victim in the crime tale.
Advert suggests that many female ailments are not surgical and promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. Included are two letters from women in Wilson North Carolina and Akron Ohio praising the product after avoiding operations. Offers free text on ailments Peculiar to Women and a closing proverb remark.
A letter from George Roberts recounts gall stones and rheumatic pain cured by Dodd's Kidney Pills after doctors doubted a medical solution. Committed in 1922, the statement is sworn by A W Smith, Commissioner for Oaths, at White Church Salop with Rev Edmund Heslop praising the remedy after years of use.
A Nanitcok clergyman Rev W H Warner recounts relief from sciatic neuralgia and kidney issues after using DODD'S Kidney Pills. A Gray County judge Philip Miller of Cimaron Kan reports heart trouble relief after about a year of use. Authors urge readers to clip and mail for samples, tout the pills as kidney support and sell nationwide.
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