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Newspaper
Springfield Sun
Location
Springfield, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
7
In a back room of a smoky club McKnight and I reassemble clues from a wreck scene and a Pullman ticket. The Conway woman and a drunken sleeper drift into a theory about a missing wallet and a dagger as possible murder instruments.
Hotchkiss pursues a lead on Bronson as a plainclothes detective shadows him from a restaurant to a boarding house. Bronson slips inside a third floor room but escapes as the door opens, a tense scene unfolding with two men inside and a cryptic bargaining scene overheard.
A clipped fragment recalls a high jumper named Horveban scandalized by a mishap at a fence. A recumbent friend scolds the jumper as he jokes about catching the telegraph wires, with a snap of wit and local banter.
An Intriiate friend asks if charges against Biggun have been investigated. A distinguished statesman on the investigating committee replies that no conclusion has been reached beyond holding formal meetings and deciding he isn’t guilty.
The note reports a message about fate and opportunity with a reply that she was unavailable, sent through a servant, at Har pers Bazar. The fragment hints at a stalled encounter and a caller seeking interaction, reflecting a social moment recorded in verse-like prose.
An old advertorial touts a health tonic claiming durable power to restore health and strength. It cites a long history of benefiting friends and ending suffering, urging readers to obtain a bottle today.
The verse recounts a fool who proclaims superiority before the king, prompting a laugh at the quip. A week later the king confesses his own folly after a mistake, and the fool laughs again, recognizing the king’s right.
Mrs F E Harmon of Atoka Tennessee recounts a six month scalp eruption starting in infancy, hair loss, and widespread redness. She claims Cuticura Resolvent, Soap, and Ointment cured her child in three days and later restored health, recommending Cuticura for cuts and skin issues with repeated use.
A young woman asks about the weather while a casual youth notes rain helps conversation. He quips that discussing pleasant days would be a deadly chore, and the exchange turns the weather into a topic of witty social easing. The quote ends with a reference to Cicero about adding a library to a house.
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