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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1910

Page

6

Mystery at Sunnyside Innes House Ends in Suspect Murder

Miss Innes and detective Jamieson unravel a tense night at Sunnyside where a masked intruder, a missing maid Rosie, a half cuff-link clue, and a missing heirloom cuff-link threaten to expose who admitted the killer Arnold Armstrong. Thomas the lodge worker recalls a taller man near the creek and a half cuff-link confirms links to Jack Bailey.

Miss Innes Gertrude and Halsey Sunnyside Gertrude Jack Bailey Arnold Armstrong Halgey Jack Alley Therisoner Mr. Armstrong Gertrude Innes Armstrong Liddy Thomas Thomas Johnson Mr. Jamieson Sam Bohannon Mr. Arnold Mrs’ Watson

Newark Prisoners Plead Guilty After Lynching Case

Three men reevaluated pleas in the Etherington lynching in Newark. Tinel Buehler 21 fined 200 dollars and 30 days for rioting and 30 days for assault and battery. Charles Baker 24 colored fined 200 dollars and 30 days for rioting. Charles Clay mother fined 300 dollars and 30 days for rioting.

Newark Carl Etherington Charles Clay Cincinnati James Casey Police Department of Milliken Canal Dover E. C. Gleason Roscoe Wellston James Dewaine Superior Coal Co Dewaine Wooster United Presbyterian Synod of Ohio Dalton Allegheny Theological Seminary Canton John D. van Voorhis Lawrence van Voorhis Minerva Lone Star Department of the Interior John Donovan Anthony H. Walburg National Catholic University Washington Cleveland A.S. Silvernail Novelty D. C Toledo J. B. Foraker Harding Foraker Charles L. Binder Binder United Trades and Labor Council Ohio Federation of Labor American Federation of Labor Ohio State Federation of Labor Ohio James J. Casey James Mulligan Small Mulligan Charles Hudson Joseph Bauer Hudson & Bauer Place Sandusky Otto Bergh Tiffin

Don't Neglect Your Kidneys Kidney Health Ad

An Iowa reader from Anamosa reports severe kidney pain and ankle swelling eased after using Dean's Kidney Pills. The ad claims cures for kidney ills and urges purchase for 50 cents a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Bright Dean J. R. Hayes Anamosa Iowa Dean’s Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Seven Poor Children Take Day Outing at Seashore Resort

The New York Tribune reports seven poor children ages about ten, four girls and three boys, were taken to a seashore resort for a day by two women chaperones. Funds came from two paper-boys who lived in one of the recruiting houses, who arranged the trip on their own initiative despite being called not good boys. the observer believes such small acts bode well for their future.

Rosie Liddy Halsey Warner Mr. Jamieson Gertrude New York Tribune

Easy Task Soap Protects Chinaware and Germs

The piece urges using Easy Task Soap for china care. It claims the white pure laundry soap cleans quickly and safely and has antiseptic qualities that sterilize china, highlighting germ concerns in disease days.

Blanche Marries Duke Amid Money Woes

Blanch and Maude converse about a woman named Blanche who married a duke yet faced financial trouble, with Blanche acknowledging the marriage and its costly implications.

Jenmie Blanche Maude

Helen's Nighttime Dilemma and Gentle Advice

A five year old, told to go to bed at 8:30 after a party, moves toward the stairs slowly. An aunt asks if she can help, but the girl replies she will reach bedtime soon enough on her own. The moral line sits with cautious adults who avoid inviting trouble.

Helen

Postum praised by doctor as daily enjoyment over coffee

A lady physician extols Postum as a daily beverage replacing coffee. She recounts eight years of use due to better sleep and steadier days, noting weight gain, improved rest, and reduced nerves. The letter ends with a plug for The Road to Wellville.

Kentucky Wellville River Trunana

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