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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1912

Page

7

De Lash of Ice Chapter of a Desperate Plot

A mystery surrounding the theft of 40,000 from Abner Halliday unfolds as Tom Living is exposed by detective Le Duc. Le Duc reveals a trail from stock losses to a forged note and a basement tools burglary, leading to Tom confessing his crime and facing punishment plus a possible new start away from his uncle.

Til Tom Willem le Duc Arts Mia Dace Abner Halliday le Duc Clare Bruce Mackay Alough Brad Halliday Clare Winon Elf

Confession From Edge of Love and Ruin

In a final note, a man reflects on a doomed romance with Mrs Dace, the downfall engineered by Richard Mackay, and his own penitence. He frames his actions as desperate but not criminal by nature, seeking understanding rather than mercy. He reveals Bruce and Clare married, Uncle Abner's death, and his intent to clear Bruce of suspicions tied to the robbery.

Bruce Halliday Tom Eagle Roy Winaig Ten Idaxty Board of Trade and Stock Exchange Bruce Jasapesh LeDuc Lynx Underground LeDue Posseasion Sabmas Talen Hades Matie Mre Dace Richard Mackey Mrs. Dace Paradise Hell Nile Mediterraneen Mackay Clare Abner

Raymond notes mixed social and church progress in February

Raymond Iowa community life center details visits from Waterloo and Kellogg, church construction progress, school events including a box social with 200 attendees, and local reorganizations. Social visitors from Ames and La Porte city are noted along with farm moves and business changes.

JAMESVILLE NEWS BRIEFS OF FEBRUARY Actions and Moves

George Johnson sold his home to C J Decker and plans to move to Canada in March. Rev Redetus and wife left Saturday for a new field in Illinois. M W A members may pay Royal Neighbors dues at Johnson's store. Jim Palmer to move to Janesville, living in Wallace house. M F B church had a small blaze near the gasoline light generator. Chas Stearn extinguished it with a fire extinguisher, four dollars damage.

Janesville George Johnson C. J. Decker Canada Rev. Redetus Ilnois Johnson Jim Palmer Wallace House M. FB Stearn

Warning Against Wet Feet From Colds

Wet and chilled feet affect the mucous membranes of the nose throat and lungs. Laryngitis bronchitis or pneumonia may result. Watch care especially for children. For stubborn coughs use Folay's Honey and Tar Compound to soothe inflamed membranes and heal the cough quickly. Take no substitute. H. W. Taggart.

Folay H. W. Taggart

Better trains to Twin Cities

The Chicago Great Western announces a Waterloo to Twin Cities service with departure at 12 15 p m and arrival times 6 35 p m at St Paul and 7 05 p m at Minneapolis. No car changes, Cafe Car meals, and continuous Dining Car service highlighted.

Twin Cities Chicago Great Western Waterloo St. Paul Minneapolis

Free to Asthma Sufferers New Home Cure Offer

A bold self help ad promises a free asthma cure at home using a new method. It targets long standing or recent cases and urges readers to mail a coupon, stating no payment is needed and the program will cover all costs.

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Harry Irving Greene Bruce Maliday Clare Winton Jada Byer Mivaroe Mr. Dace Mackey Halliday Raymond W. T. Edwards Britzman Weltzin Vernon Sewick Barclay Smith Glen Parker Otto Stephen Cunningham Nick Frost Mike Michealg Dubuque Lou Hemmer Egan Visi John Jungen Nick Mangin John Fischels Guy Galinveaux John Poyner Washburn Clara Smith Dewar Ed. Carrol Miss Banks Sadie Carrol Rosary Society St. Joseph’s Church Frank Webber Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church C. C. Gaspax John Cotton Frank Perry Will Beardsley la Porte Elsie Shirley Corliss Shirley Will Nemmers Ames College Agnes Kascht Viola Kascht Celia Freien Raymond School Nick Blees Gilbertville Chas Lufkin Chas Kurtz Peterkin Polly Will Wagner Lillian O’connor Washington Mikel Lutgen John Mangin Vivian O'Connor Agnes O'Connell Tressa Wingert Helen Carrol Mayme Calahan B. D. Marble Rockwell City Marble Webster City Wm. Waterfield South Dakota Geo. Phelps Burger Mr. Lamb Gaines Farm Jess Royer Chicago J. B. Johnst James Roop Higin Rock Island Frontier Asthma Ca Niagara and Hudson Sta Buffalo, N
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