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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
3
Ex soldier Matthew West answers a maid service ad by Natalie Coolidge. He becomes her fiancé and suspects foul play as Natalie and Coolidge hide a plot. A gunshot death appears to implicate Coolidge, while West faces threats from Sexton suspecting murder.
Captain West questions Sexton about Natalie Coolidge and a charity case, suspects a murder, and seeks a clue at a locked house in the factory district. A taxi ride reveals Hobart, who confirms a prior deal and points to the next lead in the investigation.
Detective West and Sexton follow a clue from Natalie to a rough Detroit street. They enter a saloon on Wray Street where a tense, wary patron moves to join their table, seeking more information about the vanished trio and the Hobart alias.
West converses with a polished stranger in a quiet saloon, a broker from downtown seeks a bit of local business and mentions Fred Karvan and City Hall links. The exchange hints at city politics, police tension, and possible undercover investigations amid a thieves’ hangout.
Mr. Peacock answers children with a playful lecture on peacock beauty and life. He explains growth from shy chicks to plumage display, the train and eye spots, housing at the zoo, and peacock secrets about egg patterns and pride in appearance.
A Chicago Journal fragment recalls a physician called to treat a man hurt in a runaway. After examining the leg the doctor is asked by the wife which would be cheaper to set the leg or stipplitel, hinting at a curious dialogue from an older era.
An old advertisement touts Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and liver ailments. It claims quick, gentle healing from a vegetable formula and offers sample bottles and larger sizes. The ad directs readers to send coupons and money for trial bottles via Kilmer & Co.
Fragmentary note discusses advice to young men and mentions alster and Life with unclear context. Names and precise meaning are obscured by damaged text.
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