Mystery of Jacob Lynn’s Death Draws in Major Larron
In Braska a troubled Jane visits the scene of Jacob Lynn’s death and questions witnesses including Mrs. Phillips. Major Larron brings a regimental paper as their bond tightens, while Jane faces suspicions about Stephen Prinsep and the possible killer in her circle.
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Stephen Prinsep
Jacob Lynn
Jane
Mrs. Phillips
Deers
Lynn
Larron
Th Hussars
Marot
Major Larron
Strick
Fragmented OCR reads like a diary fragment
The damaged text hints at a derailed discussion about preserving a monument and a regimental subscription. A character grows angry at the idea, then, leaving the house, muses on possible methods and madness before the piece ends with a teaser.
Rapid Disappearance of Oaks Threatens Northern Timber
The article warns of swift oak forest loss north of the Ohio River driven by rising demand for high quality oak used in house finishing. It highlights Wisconsin red oak limits and predicts most future supply will come from the lower Mississippi region as alluvial bottoms and southern states take over. It notes timber declines in Indiana Ohio Michigan and Illinois and projects accelerated oak scarcity with population and industry growth.
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Ohio River
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
West Virginia
Mississippi
Cost comparison for coal haul by horses and electricity
The document compares costs over eighteen months. It states hauling 600 fins of coal in ten hours using horses costs $20,000 per year versus electricity at $10,000. It mentions an American context.
Nellis Poisoning Case Shocks Girard Pa
Mary H. Nellis was arrested for poisoning her husband Peter H. Nellis of the Nellis house with intent to kill. Edward Gardner arrested as an accomplice. The couple was jailed after arrival from Girard to the county jail. Nellis held a $10,000 life policy for his wife.
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Erte
Girard
Mary H. Nellis
Peter H. Nellis
Nellis House
Edward Gardner
Nellis
Dr. Rogers
Conneaut, O
Maggie Hallbrook
St Jacobs Oil Ad Warns Against Sudden Chill
A vintage ad describes how frost laden wind and cold penetrate bodies on skaters and workers. It praises rubbing with St Jacobs Oil to prevent sore throat and stiffness and notes broad use by singers and the public. It oddly references Cork arrests for drunkenness.
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St. Jacobs
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OAK Forests OF America
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Pulitzer Publishing Company
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