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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
6
In a tense drive, Edward fears Kenneth’s dangerous change while Miss Grierson probes for answers. A sobering scene at Mereside reveals a calculated hiding place and mounting urgency as missing loyalties and a looming confrontation threaten the strangers and townsfolk alike.
Andrew Galbraith clings to life after a shipwreck as Margery nurses him and allies intervene. Broffin arrives to press a private interview about a bank matter while Margery, unsettled, learns Raymer hints of a rival pursuer in Lake Boulevard. The chapter ends with Margery’s remorse for what might have been.
Griswold escapes a tense encounter as he flees through rural lanes toward a lakeside hotel. While he grapples with guilt and the shadow of a corrupt past, Miss Farnham urges a midnight meeting and danger looms as Broffin moves to detain him with handcuffs.
The New York Bureau of Laboratories reports that the early phase of whooping cough is the most infectious. The causative bacillus is rarely found after the first week of the paroxysmal stage, suggesting a child may not need isolation beyond a week after the whoop begins. Dr. Luttinger notes physicians underreport cases, with only about 26 percent reported locally and perhaps 10 percent citywide.
Col. BE Polk Johnson of Louisville recalls a wet winter night during the western Confederacy era. A picket orders a wary soldier to move, and he tells the sergeant to report to the captain that he cannot proceed because he has a letter from General Bragg, noting that good men are scarce and urging self care.
Police warning to keep windows shut in case of air raids spurred a rapid rush to buy respirators. Stores sold out within hours with popular models made of celluloid or rubber and featuring motor goggles, though eye fittings were not included.
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