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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1933
Page
6
Rankin probes Fletcher amid new evidence including a hypodermic needle and tampered shoes. Fletcher claims a hidden marriage to Jordan and explains letters suggesting a clandestine affair. Rankin learns the wife signs Laura and seeks her. a mysterious beauty arrives claiming to be Mrs. Jordan.
The story tracks the death of Stuart Jordan during an initiation at Intoru Beta Sigma. Injection with canine poison appears to kill him almost instantly. Ralph Buckley and others face thefts, forged names, and a hidden hypodermic needle as investigators sift motive and possible accomplices.
Detective Rankin questions Mrs. Jordan about her five day sea voyage on the Florida from New Orleans to New York and her sudden Philadelphia arrival after learning of Stuart Jordan's murder. She uses the stage name Laura Du Monte and cites minimal contact aboard, naming nurse Anna Sumner, physician Ireland, and stewardess Mia Winters as sources for the trip.
A 1940s household advice column argues that high quality soap with strong cleaning power yields whiter, brighter laundry. It notes many soaps fail to clean, requiring extra effort and shortening fabric life, and asserts whiteness comes from cleanness, not soap color.
An advertisement urges a combined remedy for indigestion and bloating with Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills. The ad claims both medicine and purgative effects at 25 cents per box and lists Wright's Pill Co. in New York City.
In a witty exchange Mr Dustin Stax proclaims he has moved his finances from red to black by a simple method. He explains bookkeepers record liabilities in black ink and assets in pink, making the balance visually clear.
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