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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1909

Page

6

Dan Maitland Pursues Midnight Mystery on River Quest

In a moonlit New York crossing Maitland chases a gray clad, unnamed woman seen earlier in his rooms. A ferry, a speeding car, and a lone sleepless night propel him toward Greenfields as he discovers the driver stranded by a river bank and contemplates aiding her before a cliffhanger ending.

Dan Maitland New York O'Hagan Dan Maitland Bannerman Greenfields Sherry’s Long Island City Cabby Madison Avenue Thirty-fourth Street Will Brooklyn Finis Dan Anisty Anisty Muaitrand Daniel Anisty Maitland Manor Mayannis River Wade Contutrera

Battle of Franklin remembered in veteran accounts

J K Merrifield of St. Louis recounts his Franklin battlefield experiences including rescuing a wounded officer, removing a flag, and presenting relics to the St. Louis Historical Society. A Confederate veteran writes from Washington describing the battle’s grim losses and calling for a monument to both blue and gray at Franklin.

J. K. Merrifield St. Louis Franklin Gen. Cockrill Missouri Mr. Merrifield Historical Society Gen. Harding Jefferson City Missouri Infantry Chicago Hugh Garland Cockrell Carter House Col. Garland Garland Tenn Lee Appomattox Battle of J. M. Hickey Sixth Infantry S. A

Unstable Look at Gen Buffington Story About Gen Mahone

At a Madison New Jersey dinner Gen Adalbert Buffington recalled Civil War tales. He described Gen Mahone as very thin and recounted Uncle Davy toppling the general from a folding cot, sparking a chase on a cold December morning.

Adalbert R. Buffington Madison N. J Davy

Agonizing Itching Healed By Cuticura Trio

Henry Searle of Little Rock Arkansas describes twelve months of severe eczema and intense itching. After two or three applications of Cuticura Ointment along with Cuticura Soap and Pills, he was relieved and fully cured. The firm Potter Drug & Chem Corp advertised as sole proprietors.

Henry Searle Little Rock Ark Potter

Chick with the big eyes joke on Mohawk & Malone train

A Mohawk and Malone train tale in a woods siding features an Italian passenger groaning and saying he ate rata de chick with the big eyes after an owl he killed the night before upset his stomach. The incident is recounted by a trainman aboard the train.

Mohawk & Malone John Dev Utica Observer

Man interrupts wedding at Shawnee Court House

A probate judge begins ceremony for a couple when a man bursts in with a joke, offering each spouse an apple, a Grimes Golden, before the vows. The groom and bride react with fear as the interruption unfolds at the courthouse.

Shawnee County Court House Schoch Grimes Kansas City Journal

Prominent men endorse Postum as coffee alternative

A southern public school superintendent recalls his mother's long coffee habit and heart troubles. After trying Postum during a dinner, the family switched entirely, and the mother improved greatly with fewer headaches and better health. He notes others also benefited, though to a lesser degree. A newer letter appears periodically, described as genuine and human interest.

Postum Wellville

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