The Plotters
In New York, consular agent Philip Severn buys a jewel box and uncovers a secret note about a revolutionary plot with international aims. He pursues the lead, tailing a man and a woman to a saloon after spotting a rendezvous.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
3
In New York, consular agent Philip Severn buys a jewel box and uncovers a secret note about a revolutionary plot with international aims. He pursues the lead, tailing a man and a woman to a saloon after spotting a rendezvous.
A narrator traces footprints through a rain swept street to a dark alley near the Alva iron factory at 876 Gans street. He follows a couple, loses track, and, hearing a coded gate signal, slips inside a rear gate as danger and curiosity converge.
In a tense scene, Charlett hides within factory walls as a quick, shadowy newcomer bumps into her and questions her recent whereabouts. The exchange hints at espionage, meetings, and a mission involving Alva and a returning woman, with the risk of exposure and a push toward action.
A narrator, mistaken for Charlett, slips through a secret door with Gaspar Wine into a concealed passage. He hides from captors, plans escape, and realizes he must reveal the conspirators to save his country while avoiding exposure. The cloakroom ritual and whispered codes set a tense, perilous scene.
Fragrant woods revered by primitive peoples and used in religious rites and burial ceremonies. Sandalwood ranked first, while the article notes that self-centered men lack brains.
The Tanlac line uses roots herbs barks and flowers from distant areas including the Alps Apennines Persia India Mexico and Peru. Dayton Ohio hosts a large pharmaceutical lab producing up to 50 000 bottles daily for distribution across the United States and Canada.
Since northern Ontario’s first railway in 1903 enabled mining, about 3 billion dollars has been produced by Ontario’s gold and silver mines.
Dialogue notes a man who buys tickets to church socials and amateur theatricals, prompting questions about his sexuality. The exchange highlights skepticism that attendance alone indicates queerness.
In a humorous exchange, a husband recalls wedding vows while his wife chides him, comparing his concern to tiresome politicians who endlessly tout platforms. The dialogue reflects domestic tension and light irony.
A parent explains he made arithmetic appealing by linking it to calculating batting and fielding averages for ball players. The child now eagerly works multiplication and division tables tomaster the numbers.
The advertisement touts Cuticura as a complete daily toilet set with soap to cleanse the skin ointment to soothe and heal and talcum to powder and perfume. It claims every toilet table needs them and prices are 25c each.
The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce amends its by laws to allow women to join. The women admitted so far are unmarried and work in schools.
The article notes ancient Egypt contributed to music history through its instrument makers. It credits their craftsmanship for the harp to gain solo-playability, while other instruments did not survive.
Mrs. J H Meyer of Orange California says a severe gynecological illness with tumor displacement nearly required an operation before she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports full recovery, resumed work, and normal walking, endorsing the remedy for others facing similar troubles.
Ethel confesses to Edith that she learned how her husband planned to propose by taking a lip-reading course at college. Edith believes the man’s voice sounded choked with emotion, and Ethel notes her clever deduction with a blush.
A brief dialogue notes a good-natured small fellow and the comment that such fellows are expected to be. The line hints at social expectations of kindness in minor characters within a scene.
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