Notes and Night in the Crypt
In Chapter XXii the narrator and Agatha clash over secrets and money as she guides him through a chapel crypt. She hints at notes worth 320000 dollars and delays offering them, while insinuating Pickering’s failures. He leaves unnerved, following her toward Agatha’s, then locks the door to the bewildering night.
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Squire Glenarm
Armstrongs
Pickering
T. Agatha’s
Opening of the wall line and night vigil ends at dawn
The narrator describes setting up the wall line as left in the afternoon then returning to the library. He freshens the fire and broods by it until Bates relieves him at dawn.
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Bates
Besieged at Glenarm as Morgan men close in on grounds
On a snowy morning at Glenarm the sheriff and Mul actor Pickering’s forces clash with Morgan’s men who approach via the lake shore. Larry Harries and Glenarm resist with makeshift defences as Davidson the detective is captured and used as a shield. The standoff escalates into a chaotic retreat toward the house.
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Larry
Pickering
Glenarm
Morgan
Bates
Ferguson
Scotland Yard
Stoddard
Engifs
Davidson
Wabana
Folding Sheep by Hand and a Foldin' Quip
Ashland resident Ab Wade recalls early days as a farmer boy. A farmer spots the lamb’s distress and scolds him for trying to fold a ewe without a folding machine. Also notes Richard Strauss rejected by the Berlin Academy of Arts senate. musicians opposed, others voted in his favor.
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Ab Wade
Ashland
Mass
Abner
The Walker Family Feud Over Eggs and Wits
Turner Massachusetts story notes John T Walker and his wife sparring after a hen nest containing 14 eggs is found. She argues the eggs are edible. John jokes that they won t hatch and would become tools, highlighting a local clash of wit.
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John T. Walker
Turner
John
Marie Antoinette shirt waist pattern 2250
Practical Fashions presents Misses Tucked Shirt Waist Paris Pattern No 2250 called the Marie Antoinette model. Describes fabrics, tucks, back tuck, three sizes 13 to 17 years, yardage by width, plus collars and fluted ruffles. Send 10 cents to Pattern Editor with name address size and pattern number.
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Paris
Madras
Victoria
Paris Pattern No 2266 Girls Coat for Ages Six to Twelve
A versatile loose seven-eighths length coat for girls in Venetian cloth covert cloth or serge. Features a contrasting collar and cuffs with gold bullion embroidery of stars and chevrons, large patch pockets, and a back fullness secured by a belt. Pattern fits sizes six to twelve with yardage guidance for 20 to 54 inch widths.
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Paris
No 2268 Size And The Eaalest to Deceive
Colton presents a moral reflection arguing happiness often deceives the wise and the least self aware may be the greatest fool. The piece critiques self confidence and highlights folly in judgment.
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Colton
Washington Lafayette Johnsons Financial Prospect
A fragment quotes Mr. Washington Lafayette Johnson asking to borrow money, claiming to have no money left. A friend responds about lending with humor, noting the value of good handwriting as a school skill, via a quip from Youth's Companion.
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Washington Lafayette
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Cure for eczema with Cuticura in three months
A mother recounts a baby niece suffering eczema over body especially face and hands. After ineffective care from a doctor and a top specialist, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and reports a full cure in three months. Address given in St Louis Missouri with dates May 2 and 20, 1907.
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Alice L. Dowell
Easton Ave
St Louis
All Round Man and a Mixed Bag of Jests
A humorous noted exchange on the ideal letter carrier as William V. McManus, new president of the New York Letter Carriers Association, weighs the all round man. The piece includes two anecdotes from Harper's Weekly about a Cincinnati ad and a doctor’s prescription that helped a boy.
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William V. McManus
Letter Carriers’ Association of New York
Cincinnati
Doctor Says Coffee Harms the Heart and Postum Helps
A German physician warns coffee weakens heart muscles and causes organic disease. He promotes Postum as a safe beverage free from injurious substances, citing results from his family and patients. He mentions the slogan There’s a Reason and references The Road in Wellville in Postum packages.
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Postum Co
Battl Creek
Mich
Wellville
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