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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1911
Page
6
Secret Service officers uncover a clandestine network within a navy yard lab where Anita Desarte McCready and Sloane coordinate covert transmissions. Rand and Duncan trap the trio, seize the wireless sender, and expose the scheme before official disclosure.
A travel loving woman vows not to send postcards to Tom Dick and Harry, recounting funny frictions over costs and an Aunt’s list. A separate anecdote recalls Queen Elizabeth of Roumania describing her grandfather Duke of Nassau enforcing old gender roles by smoking in the carriage before his new wife.
A drama unfolds as a widow suspects her husband of involvement in her daughter's elopement. She questions his reaction and hints he may have aided the suitor by providing access, suggesting a tense family scandal. The dialogue hints at financial motive and possible complicity.
A dialogue contrasts fishermen and a national holiday. One character suggests fishermen will celebrate, while the other questions the reason, joking about sailors’ fondness for Slene proceedings.
A courting couple disputes marriage timing with a plan to publish banns The man says he will not marry The woman changes her mind and agrees to wed when questioned by the minister The tale ends in a comic twist about who changed their mind
A Kansas man describes a long battle with widespread back pimples and bleeding sores finally relieved in two weeks by Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. After three to four months the condition nearly vanished and he praises the products as the best for skin diseases. Sample offers are extended by Cuticura Dept. 27 K Boston.
A narration describes a poor woman who lost both arms in a railroad wreck. The dialogue notes the hardship of living without arms and adds a social quip about a woman's ability to check her clothing without arms.
Two dentists trade quips on patient reactions. The first boasts painless work making patients sleep through treatment, while the second notes patients request photos to capture the delighted expressions.
Women in Peoria and New Orleans report avoiding operations after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash. Testimonials claim relief from inflammation and female troubles with rapid recovery and interest in further letters.
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