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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1912

Page

3

Holmes Reveals Motives in Cornish Poison Case

Holmes explains that Dr. Leon Sterndale used devil's foot root poison to frame Mortimer Tregennis for murder over Brenda Tregennis. Sterndale confesses his own vendetta, seeking revenge and justice outside law after lifelong alienation from English society.

Mr. Holmes Dr. Sterndale Sterndale Holmes Morimer Tregennis Sterny Leon Sterndale Plymouth Africa Brenda Tregennis England Earth Buda Europe West Africa Ubanghi Mortimer Tregennis Brenda Darling Central

Longyear Suspected as Tech Key Donor Revealed

Rumors place John M. Longyear of Brookline as the possible anonymous contributor of 2,500,000 to Tech. Earlier guesses included Henry C. Frick Thomas A. Edison and Andrew Carnegie. Longyear rose from ore and timber wealth in Michigan and the western lands.

Guese Philanthropiat John M. Longyear Brookline Tech Henry C. Frick Thomas A. Edison Andrew Carnegie Mar. Longyear Michigan West

Young man avoids death multiple suicide attempts

A troubled youth attempted suicide in several methods from jumping a bridge to self harm and poisoning. He survived each attempt, muttering about seeking work in a big factory as a potential turning point.

An Qid Saying Made New

A fragment from Lip Pincott's Magazine notes a proverb about waiting bringing later rewards. It comments on patience and timely capture, hinting at wisdom gained through delays and experiences.

Lippincott’s

Perfume and the Power to Move Minds

Fragmentary excerpt discusses the future influence of perfumes on humanity comparing scent to intoxicants. Describes a delirious dog and a hallucinatory scene around the serpent arum and its odor. Concludes with a conviction that a day will come when perfumes exert strong sway.

Angry fish bites angler and sparks Pasteur test

Fred Henry of Hancock Street Brooklyn recounts a pickerel bite at Swartswood Lake. The three pound fish latched onto his toe, he pried free with a landing net handle, and he sent the head to the Pasteur Institute as a hydrophobia precaution.

Fred. Henry Hancock’ Street Brooklyn Pasteur Institute New York Swartswood Lake Newton N. J New York Press Henry

Golfer Records Grand Army Score in Season Opener

A Chicago Evening Post note reports a golfer shooting 61 on the front nine and 65 on the back nine for a Grand Army score as he opened his season.

Chicago Evening Post

Texas Claim On Ranch Land Grazing Capacity

A report notes that twelve acres of Texas land are needed to graze one head of cattle, reflecting a measure of grass resources and cattle density on the region.

Texas

Grape-Nuts Cited As Ideal Digestive Aid For Dyspepsia

An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a cure for stomach trouble and nervous dyspepsia. It argues against patent medicines and claims the cereal provides easily digested nutrition without taxing the digestive system. A Maine user testimonial praises relief and energy from the product.

Maine

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