Ballroom caper ends as thief captured amid alibis
In a crowded club ball, Haggerty and police seize a jewel theft suspect after a tense standoff. Richard Comnstalk declares his innocence while Alice Hawthorne, an artist, provides an alibi that links to Mrs. Hyphen-Bonds and a hidden plot. Hamilton confirms Comnstalk’s honesty as the chase closes to a town hold.
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Mr. Haggerty
Richard Comnstalk
Haggerty
New York
Daniel Witherspoon
Hagerty
Hamilton
Friard’s
Dicky Comstalk
Mr. Hamilton
Teddy
Dicky
Alice Hawthorne
Germany
Princess of
Hesse
Vautrin
Dr David Kennedy's Kidney and Liver Cure Adverts
Thousands cured across all walks of life by Dr David Kennedy's remedy used in his private practice before public release. Not patent medicine, it claims permanent cures for kidney and liver diseases with symptoms like headaches, backaches, urinary issues, and swelling. Large bottles priced at $1.00 with free sample bottle offer and medical booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Physiological Mystery of Birth Order
Detroit Free Press reports on investigations by English scientists linking birth order to social outcomes. Eldest sons allegedly show higher criminal propensity, while youngest sons are depicted as paupers, with first borns generally taller heavier stronger and more enduring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
The Artistic Wall and Its Ideal Coating
An essay extols a solid colored alabastined wall as the best backdrop for art and furniture. It warns against shoddy tinted walls and glue in tinting materials, urging clean plaster, cold water mixes, and pure materials for a permanent, artistic, sanitary wall that endures as a thing of beauty.
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Japan
A Positive CURE It Cleanses And Heals Membrane
A Positive CURE is described as cleansing soothing healing and protecting a diseased membrane. It claims to cure catarrh and drive peersee, presented in a period promotional tone.
Coffee Cure Story in Postum Advertisement
A doctor quits coffee after discovering it harms him and, at a dinner, convinces his cleric brother to try Postum. The wife recalls four years of benefit and shares a tale of serving Postum to show its taste and vitality. The piece touts a ten day trial and cites Postum Co. of Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum
Postum Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Women In Hospitals Warn About Unnecessary Surgeries
An editorial urges women to heed early warning signs of female organic weakness to avoid surgeries. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy, citing patient letters praising its health restoration and claiming unmatched endorsements and cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs Pinkham Invites Women for Personal Medical Advice
Mrs Pinkham offers free advice to women suffering from female weaknesses. Readers are urged to write to Lynn Massachusetts with their symptoms to locate the trouble and receive guidance from her extensive experience. The service is presented as prompt and helpful for recovery.
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Harold Macgrath
Man On the Box
Harrison Fisher
Bobbs-Merrill Co
Ely
Vlola
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
Margaret Tierney
W. 25Th Street
Chas. A. Rockwood
Mrs. Pinkham
Liniment
Sloan
Earl S. Sloan
Albany St
Boston
Mass
Chesebrough Mfg. CO
State Street
New York City
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
L. Douglas
Breckiou
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