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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1913
Page
2
Sergeant Hamlin investigates a web of secrets at Major McDonald's Dodge estate. Molly McDonald vanishes during a ballroom ruse as Hamlin faces Dupont and LeFevre, while beset by an inland intrigue and a possible Indian threat.
Mrs Dupont speaks as Hamlin struggles to prevent a looming crisis after a missing girl case unfolds in a tense family drama with unresolved motives and quiet fear.
Dowager Queen Margherita of Italy receives praise for her gracious reception in a hill town tale. A shy boy forgets his poem and, blushing, offers flowers while explaining he could not recall a line because she was so beautiful.
A New York Mail essay notes that formal farewell letters after visits are fading as phone calls replace epistolary gratitude. It laments the loss of cordialities once expressed under hospitable roofs and hopes for continued, if gentler, social courtesy.
The article notes coal has powered modern civilization but is finite. It argues for seeking alternative fuels to meet future energy needs as coal supplies dwindle and warns of dwindling resources for the world. It emphasizes urgency in finding new energy sources.
In a metaphorical exchange, the great Nation says diplomacy is weak while the small government appeals to its own frailty. The Waghington Star frames the remark as a commentary on global relations and power dynamics.
A concise quotation from Seneca asserts that all human origins are equal and true nobility rests in virtue. It emphasizes ethical character over status or birth.
A concise reflective line attributed to Emerson stating friendship begins with mutual effort and generosity. It emphasizes reciprocity and personal action as the foundation of lasting companionship.
The fragment notes a quotation praising humankind attributed to Parker. The text presents a literary sentiment without clear reportage or event details suitable for a fuller news item.
The article discusses the impact of motherhood, urging preparation for childbirth and referencing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic. It notes postnatal strain on nerves and health, advises seeking special guidance from the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co, and includes advertisements for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup and Red Cross Ball Blue.
F Irving Fletcher, the advertising expert, spoke at a Woolworth Building dinner in New York. He defined economy as a way of spending money without getting any fun out of it.
The New York World quotes a patient saying being ill in New York is lucky because the money spent on treatment here would be far higher elsewhere. The doctor responds that two months of illness would cost more in another place.
Publisher questions the photographer about images for the piece on marriage. The author admits the photos depict the wives of men he knows, highlighting a tongue in cheek reference to domestic life and gender roles.
An English doctor claims Caruso’s knuckles produce a higher pitched, more resonant tone than average. The narrator recalls knuckle taps from school days that rival Caruso’s famed voice in pitch and resonance, citing the New York Sun.
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