Mystery of the Sphinx Ring on Canadian Trip
Three girls Elizabeth Gabrielle and Witse sail to Canada and meet Mrs Graham Lord Wilfrid and Lady Edith. A strange steward and two men John Blake and Gordon Bennett spark danger as jewels and a sphinx cuff button connect past crimes and a murdered relative. Ring loss prompts a seaside supper search.
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Elizabeth
Gabrielle
Witse
Canada
Elise
John C Blake
Gordon Bennett
Mr. Graham
Mrs. Graham
Edith
Jordan Bennett
Mary Anne
Lady Edith
Graham
Ring Quest on the Isles Delays Hope and Mood
A narrator on an island notes a stalled search for a ring. Elizabeth’s friends Gabrielle and Mary Anne wait and worry as Dan and Gordon Bennett promise help with a diver incident. Mr Graham visits with roses, while the narrator finds gloom easing into quiet resolution as the day ends.
Night Walk and Merry Shadowed Steps to Missing Ring
I creep to the window and glimpse moonlit shadows and a tense night walk. Mary Anne returns with relief, explaining she searched with her brother Dan to recover Miss Elizabeth's ring.
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Mary Anne
Elizabeth
Dan
Tobacco debate echoes in Providence Journal
The Providence Journal comments on the unsettled science of tobacco effects. It notes that experts disagree on whether moderate use harms health and questions whether youth should avoid tobacco entirely, arguing for postponing habit formation and considering tobacco as a natural growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence Journal
Two Tennessee Orators Meet in Gubernatorial Rift
The Nashville Banner recalls Andrew Johnson and Gustavus A. Henry, two famed Tennessee speakers, who faced off for governor after a long series of debates. Johnson mocks Henry as the eagle with no flesh on talons and blood on the beak, while Henry retorts that the American eagle feeds not on carnage.
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Carrion
Tennessee
Andrew Johnson
United States
Gustavus A. Henry
South
Johnson
Henry
Cam Rica
Nashville
Peruna tonic praised by Joseph H Chase testimonial
Washington man Joseph H Chase endorses Peruna from Peruna Drug Co in Columbia Ohio. He says it cannot be equaled as a tonic and cure for coughs colds and catarrh and authorizes use of his photo in publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna Drug Co
Columbia
Ohio
Peruna
Peruna Named By Sufferers In Formidable Cold Spell
A fragment from a 1900s newspaper prints endorsements of Peruna as a remedy for colds and la grippe. Citizens from Missouri and Virginia praise Peruna tablets and bottles, noting throat and lung relief after February illnesses and urging others to seek the Peruna booklet from The Peruna Co. in Columbus Ohio.
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Happy, Hardin, Ray Co
Peruna
II. Clifford-Figg, Jr
Marshall St
Richmond
Peruna Co
Columbus
Ohio
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Ray Walters
Ilay
Mrs Graham
Lord Wilfrid
Gabriellne
Mr.Blake
Mr. Blake
Mr. Bennett
Joseph H. Chase
Tenth St
Washington, D. C
Joseph Mallomase
Dr.d.jayne
Dr. D
Th . D. Jayne
Tony & Berg
Chan Sie
Thas Paper
Ag Nace
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