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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1912
Page
6
Orme tailing Maku through a grimy city district reaches a front flat labeled Arima. He enters a trance-like reading with Madam Alia and weighs using a fire escape to pursue new clues about the stolen papers and the elusive Japanese.
Orme wakes to eight oclock and plans to obtain the envelope and meet the girl. He recalls the folded slip showing three forty-one North Parker Street as a meeting place with friends. He hesitates to go with the girl but returns to his apartment to keep a prior promise to Alentrante and Porttol.
A testimonial report praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervousness and backache in a Plates, Pennsylvania, woman who says the remedy stopped crying spells and improved sleep. Another Dakota signer credits the product with easing inflammation and back pain, lifting mood to a well woman.
In Pensacola Florida a package of money stolen from a Louisville and Nashville express car last week was found at the back door of the First National Bank. The recovered sum totals 55000, not the 70000 previously reported. Janitor Matthew Thomason, a Black man, found the money while sweeping.
Passenger and freight services listed with multiple up and down routes. Eastbound and westbound trains include local passenger and express options with various numbers and times such as 4:20, 9:55, and 6:00. Washington Era is referenced among the service notes.
A fragmentary timetable shows No 5 and No 12 passenger and local services with times at 12 44 am 8 30 am 9 07 am 12 15 pm 1 31 am and 7 18 pm. Agent F L Broadgate is listed.
Arrive No 3 Passenger .-. 37 am No 91 Accommodation .10: B am No 9 Passenger .- 6:05 pm Depart No 10 Passenger .- . 9:37 am No 92 Accommodation .10:230 am No 4 Passenger 6:40 p ug All trains daily except Sunday. J B KUNATH Azeay.
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