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Newspaper
Van Buren News Eagle
Location
Van Buren, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
2
The group confronts a setup as Max Willard’s schemes unravel. Jessie Willard and Paige Carew face danger while Tom Phinney and Rudolph Van Vechten pivot to a bold rescue plan aboard the Kohinur, leaving the conspirators to fight for control of a vanished fortune.
Ralph Van Vechten and friend Tom Phinney uncover a tangle at the House of Mystery across from the Powhatan club. A man is killed, Paige Carew surfaces as Jessie Willard, and a coffin box on the yacht Kohinur carries a time-locked explosive as Willard seeks restitution from Theodore Van Vechten.
Max Willard notes the satin pillow and the hidden willardite as the clock nears twelve. The Man of Iron warns against interference while Rudolph and the guests tense under the impending moment. Van Vechten resumes the table as trust in the Man of Iron remains unshaken.
The Kohinur tale wraps loose ends as Jessie's aunt Mrs Devereaux mobilizes restitution efforts with Temple Bonner's aid. Paige Carew and Paige's connections with Jessie enable a planned disappearance misdirection to ensnare the iron magnate, with Barnicle and others maintaining communication as events unfold.
In a Cleveland Leader style anecdote, Young Binks a diligent student earns fame for vast learning from earth’s age to star distances. A cruel remark by two friends unsettles him, suggesting even great erudition cannot shield one from mockery or change of mind.
A Pennsylvania Punch Bowl joke features a father asking if his engineering course taught him anything and the son replying yes, mentioning his skill with a corkscrew. The light exchange highlights practical ingenuity and humorous pride in applied training.
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