Weary Diva and Lawyer Hero In Arden Murder Mystery
In Arden a widow Constance Hanska fights to clear Lawrence Wade, her attorney friend, amid a murder case. Rosalie Le Grange shelters Constance at a boarding house as Inspector McGee probes the weapon, motives, and a possible divorce plot while Wade is jailed and the truth unfolds through court and newspaper columns.
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Amweriew
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Holland
Antwerp
New York
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Martin McGee
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Rosalie le Grange
Teo
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Maters
Paris
Noe
Barbara
Moore
Estrile
Rossile
Jey-Harbara
Captain Manske
Haiska
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Captain Hanska
Haska
A Man Who Laughs Drives Mrs Moore to Rosalie Le Grange
Mrs Moore faces an uncertain future as Rosalie Le Grange takes control of the Moore boarding house. Le Grange offers to rent Moore a room for thirty five dollars a month while she handles the front door and cleaning, easing the pressure after reporters and a chaotic week.
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Rosalie le Grange
Rosalie
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Moore
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Grange
Mra Moore
Hanska
le Grange
Roxalie ‘le Grange
Will
Goring Study Debunks Physical Criminal Type Claim
The article reviews Dr. Charles Goring’s English criminal study, challenging Lombroso’s school by arguing there is no distinct physical criminal type. It asserts crime results from opportunities and context, not inherent design, noting a common low physique and poor intelligence among many criminals but not unique to them. Virginia’s royal ties and the concept of the fifth kingdom are also discussed, alongside a remark on U S railroad stockholders.
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Charles Goring
Goring
Lombroso
Westminster Gazette
Sudan grass for feed and fodder use gains traction
Sudan grass, a recent grain sorghum introduction, promises high hay yield and strong drought resilience. It provides abundant roughage of good quality, is eagerly eaten by stock, and may reach three to eight feet in height depending on planting. It is suited to climates as far north as North Dakota and could become a staple forage crop on American farms.
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St Stitwater
United States
Sudan
North Dakota
Right Time for Marketing Uniform Products and Eggs
Uniform products command best prices as purebred fowls produce marketable weight at new weights. Market white and brown shelled eggs in separate packages and insist on quality when selling to merchants. Ship eggs twice or thrice weekly and protect them from sun exposure. Infertile eggs withstand marketing conditions better than fertile ones.
Training Colts in Winter for Farm Use
The piece advises training young horses during dull winter days by exposing colts to country road sights such as automobiles to reduce fear. It suggests offering barn sweepings as a green mess for hens and cautions that winter is easy for neglecting chicks and poultry care.
Inside bathing with hot water and limestone phosphate
An advertisement extols daily morning intake of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and liver and improve skin, appetite, and overall health. It claims a week of use eases constipation, acid stomach, rheumatic pains and facial pallor, costing little per dose. Palm fiber substitutes cedar in making clear boxes.
Cascarets for liver and bowels ad
A dated advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for liver stomach and bowels. It claims relief from constipation indigestion biliousness and headaches with a 10 cent box and urges use by adults and children. It notes products are sold in stores and oddly contrasts with a remark about Russia laws market.
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Ady
California Syrup of Figs Ad Promotes Child Health
An advertisement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative to relieve constipation in children. It claims a full inside cleansing aids sickness, warns of counterfeit syrups, and promotes a 50-cent bottle with directions for all ages. It also references coffee trade data and mentions horn of the rhinoceros in Sumatra as a cure for poison.
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