Lying in Ambush ends with repentance and arrest of guilty pair
Sybil Oswald plots to marry Gordon Lewis to escape her lover Arthur French and a cruel stepmother. Arthur uncovers a murder plot, reveals Lewis fled after debt, and Sybil’s plan collapses when poisoning is exposed. Years later she seeks forgiveness as Arthur renews their bond.
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Midlandshire
Sybil
Arthur French
Arthur
Jineer
Fileby Village
Lavendes
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Mr. Lewis
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Stepmother
Fidele
London
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Darling
Sir Lewis
Birs
Oswald
Spitfire
Fileby Station
Gordon
Frank Darling
French
Fileby
Stanborough
Lewis
Stock Exchange
Mr. Oswald
France
Dinine
Digestive Cure Promises Vital Health From Digestion
An advertisement extols Keodol Dyspepsia Cure as nature’s remedy for stomach and digestion problems. It claims proper digestion creates pure blood and overall well being, and that the product digests food independently of stomach juices. It promises renewed life, strength, and appetite for users.
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Nature
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief and Restored Appetite
A testimonial ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims relief from chronic indigestion after using multiple bottles. Notables from Ohio Minnesota and Missouri report improved sleep, digestion and strength, with endorsements by notaries and doctors. Prepared by E. DeWitt & Co. Chicago. The dollar bottle contains two and a half times its price.
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George B. Orr
Notary Public
McCutchenville
Ohio
L. G. Westfall
Big Stone
Minnesota
W. H. Shipman
Beardsley
Presents with a Meaning in Christmas Gifts
A Philadelphia Record summary notes a suburbanite's view that giving is more satisfying than lending. He recalls four Christmas presents given to neighbors who often borrow items: a corkscrew, a lawn mower, a flower vase, and a ton of stationery, highlighting utilitarianism in gift giving.
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Philadelphia
Fruit growers cover orchards to shade sun heat
In Arizona fruit growers plan to cover orange and lemon trees with willow lattices over wires to reduce water loss and aid ripening. One thousand acres will be tested this season. If successful, the method will expand to other orchards, a costly but potentially profitable effort.
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Nebraska State Journal
Arizona
California
Florida
Mr Whitney’s Theory and Wealthy Benevolence
The Hon. William C Whitney replies to a banker friend on lavish entertaining saying he can afford it and uses spending to aid trade. He argues resources should be spent to stimulate prosperity and that individuals should give as much as they can afford to foster growth.
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William C. Whitney
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