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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
6
Innes widow Gertrude and her fiancé Jack Ley engage in a billiard room talk before a murder. Detective Jamieson notes hold to book evidence. Bailey the cashier is jailed for embezzlement as Armstrong’s death and a web of suspects unfold amid a dark staircase and a missing woman.
In a tense chapter, Miss Innes and detective Jamieson uncover a grave’s secret at Casanova churchyard. Dr Walker and Louise face exposure as Nina Carrington’s claims tie to a west coast death. A weekend stakeout leads to a haunting find and fresh theories about Paul Armstrong.
Riggs recounts the Sunnyside case with Flassney missing since Friday and a returning discovery aided by a grateful tramp. A dirty note claims He is at City hospital Johnsville, prompting a long distance call to Jamieson and further clues from the hobo network.
John Philip Souss reflects on turning fifty in the Circle, noting youth endures for those who believe in eternity. He recalls childhood vigor, feels youthful exuberance at fifty, and describes a balanced view as vision shifts from past to future with calmer nerves and softened heart.
A fragmentary conversation shows a speaker declaring readiness to return home. Another person asks about the response and mentions borrowing fare money to cover travel, with plans to stay a while.
A playful Puck item satirizes aviation romance with a fictitious schedule for courtship in flight. It humorously warns readers of risky behavior and even fatal accidents tied to improper handling of a plane and a partner during takeoff and landing.
Miss Mary A. Bentley of Montreal describes a nine year battle with severe eczema on her hands. After trying multiple doctors, hospitals, and remedies, she found relief using Cuticura Ointment and Soap with bandaging, sleeping without itching, and now has hands “as clear as anyone.” She urges publication and offers physician details.
A compressed humor note reflects a wife describing her husband’s forgetfulness after lengthy conversations. The doctor jokes he would envy the husband’s seemingly perfect forgetfulness, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding in a Stray Stories excerpt.
Fragmentary text shows a dialogue about a bet on a football game and a draft promise. The source mentions a commercial school graduate and a consent to give kisses or a draft, but lacks coherent context, names, or concrete outcomes.
In a terse chatty note Hardened asks if Cooleigh is financially embarrassed while Matt confirms heavy debt but says it hardly shames him. A bizarre aside promotes amlins Wizard Oil mixed with water as a remedy for sore throat and a joke about marriage and money.
A fragment discusses luck and illness, warning not to work the game too often. It notes a man’s sickness brings his wife to rethink her harsh treatment and mentions remedies and social advice, including Mrs Winslow for soothing preparations.
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