The Circular Staircase Mystery On Sunnyside
Miss Innes, Bailey, and Halsey at Sunnyside awake to a murder. Arnold Armstrong is found shot in the hall. Halsey’s revolver appears, Jack Balint and Halsey vanish, and Gertrude is linked to Bailey. A note from Lucien W. triggers detours as clues burn and a limping man is seen near the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Sus
Hye
Si Ul Armatrong
Ness
Walker
Louise
Bailey
Sage Hho
Lucien W. E
Halsey
Liddy
N. F.C
Casanova
Warner
Dragon Fly
Miss Innes
Miss Gertrude
Misa Innes
Thomas
Disappearance of Halsey Deepens the Mystery
In the morning after Halsey vanishes a muddy Jamieson reports traces point to abduction or foul play but not murder. Louise Arm strong and Dr. Walker are suspected as the case widens with intrusions at Sunnyside and a search by detectives across town.
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Halsey
Mr. Jamieson
Gertrude
Dr. Walker
Lucien Wallace
John Bailey
Rhe
Summitville
Burns
Greenwood Club
Nay Mae
Miss Louise
Miss Innes
Dr. Stewart
Louise
Walker
Sunnyside
Louise Armstrong
Leuise
Thomas
Rosie
East Emtrance
Liddy
Akron Bailiff Returns Pocketbook Reward Declined
Ohio clippings report court bailiff John Walton finding a pocketbook with 2250 dollars on a street in Akron and returning it to the owner who offered a one dollar reward. Walton refused. Other items note fires in Fremont, a murder plea in Akron, a fatal head wound in Chardon, and various local incidents across Massillon Sandusky Salem Bellefontaine and Cleveland.
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Akron
John Welton
Walton
Fremont
William Doepker
Woodville
D. Littman & Co
Clothiers
Castalia
Barberton
Fravel
D. A. Doyle
Chardon
Elredge Burr
Ralph
Chester
Addison Burr
Cleveland
Nora
Salem
Hsther Needham
Elva Sheen
Bellefontaine
Elmer Fawcett
Zanesville
Pittsburg
Pittsb
Warrensville
Canada’s Census 1911 Signals Western Growth Promise
A preview of Canada’s 1911 census highlights rapid industrial, agricultural and railway expansion. It notes populations above 8 million and vast western settlement with 100,000 homesteads of 160 acres transferred to settlers. It asserts western Canada’s farming strength and invites readers to request government literature.
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Dominions of Canada
Canada
United States
Indiana
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Dominion
Missing Halsey and Louise in a tense awaiting vigil
A tale of suspense centers on Louise vanishing after a late warning to Halsey. The narrator, anxious and awaiting news, recalls a dragon fly collision and a failed search as the clock ticks toward dawn with no word on Halsey or the missing Louise.
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Halsey
Louise
Mr. Jamieson
Miss Tones
Innes
Warner
Alex
Sam
One Foot in the Grave Joke Ends a Doctor Patient Moment
A grim doctor quips after surgery removing a leg to save a life. The patient asks about recovery and is reassured he may live twenty more years, prompting a wry remark about a long time with one foot in the grave.
Proof Positive: A Good Place for Fish Comic
A boy declares the area ideal for fishing while the angler questions what can be caught. the boy asserts it must yield fish since none leave the spot. The gag appears in the Comic Outs.
Filling System Pays Off In Local Trade Snag
An agent asks a merchant about the new filing system. The merchant replies business paused to attend to the filling system, noting it works well and the system is effective despite the temporary halt in activity.
Castorla Recall Promoted as Safe Infant Remedy
Public notice urges mothers to examine every bottle of Castorla for the signature gecagy and notes the product has been in use for over eight decades, marketed as the trusted remedy for infants and children.
The General Opinion Speech Fragment
A witty exchange about marriage and money mentions a man praising a wife while others judge his spouse’s choice. The dialogue hints at social judgment, financial motives, and male reputation in a playful, old fashioned tone.
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Roberts Rinehart Illustrations
Poy Ylyfreny
Gertruus
Ohio
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