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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
6
The advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as safe for millions and prescribed for over twenty years. It urges buyers to accept only an unbroken Bayer package with proper directions to relieve headache toothache rheumatic pains colds and other pains. Short tins of 12 tablets cost only a few cents and larger packages are sold by druggists.
Miss Donovan reveals she is a New York Star writer assigned to investigate Ned Beaton and his partner amid a rumored Cavendish murder. Westcott confronts competing theories as the plot threads connect Cavendish, a former valet, and a possible staged death with hidden funds and rival factions.
Ragged fragments show Boreleigh questions Bright about why she does not invite him. Bangs suggests Bright views Sunday as a small, private time, implying social distance.
Frederick Cavendish wealth in New York faces murder and a missing will. John Cavendish inherits after the murder but a new will surfaces for 100,005. Stella Donovan investigates aided by Jim Westcott while Celeste Le Rue may know the truth as Enright schemes to reclaim the fortune.
An ad promotes Mont Forget Cuticura Talcum as a scented powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It highlights the Cuticura trio Soap Lotion and Talcum and notes it is 25¢ each everywhere.
Wartime nostalgia and medical remedies flood a Medford Oklahoma feature as Hunt's Salve is touted as a universal cure for itching afflictions. Veterans and townspeople pledge its efficacy, with testimonials from a Notes section on the canteen cook book and a stray humorous vignette about a doughboy reading in France.
A charming young woman leaves a hotel into bright sunlight then returns to her room where a rummaged suitcase signals suspicion. Warriss’ letter directs vigilance as Enright also heads West and Enlists wary progress on a dangerous quest in Haskell.
The account describes Champ Clark in a Washington shop where a $10 bill was exchanged for a dress shirt costing three dollars. Clark questions 30 cents added as tax, blaming Congress for the extra charge, while noting his preference for shirts with a small red stripe. The piece also claims cats eat about 50 birds annually.
The article portrays Bogota as a refined Colombian center tied to literature art science and education. It notes a strong intellectual tradition with museums archives and an astronomical observatory while describing a ruling class of Spaniards and a mestizo majority. The city sits high at about 9000 feet with a favorable climate.
The text explains a dormancy mechanism in plants where a cold period is needed to trigger a renewed growth phase after warm seasons. Maintaining high temperatures prolongs dormancy, while exposure to cold activates renewed growth and may involve enzyme action on stored starches or changes in cell membrane permeability.
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