The Ruby Necklace
Edith Palmer hosts a birthday ball with glittering jewels including a ruby necklace. A theft unfolds during dinner, exposing a plot by Mme Geulot and Pierre Caron. The detective reveals the necklace was recovered from the cook and Geulot dies from a jeweled curse. Edith mourns the loss of her confidante.
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Forith Palmer
Edith
Dick Palmer
Buffam
Lenquith
Fourth Avenue
Dreas
Palmers
Maxfelds
Eugenia Card
Henry Palmer
Mme. Goulot
Mme. Gewlot
Cherie
Tne
Mrs. Palmer
Marie
Madame
Pierre Caron
Palmer
Zack
Fips
Jenne
Mr. Bleek
Bleek
Eugenia
Jeanne
Mme
Genlot
Paris
Mme. Geulot
Mauny
Celeste Geulot
Pierre
Mr. Goulot
Mie
Goulot
Sant Me
Dene
Urchter von Farry
Wil
Ostentag
Fis
Palaine
Courier want ads promise favors and money
A short text advertises courier work offering payment and perks, aiming to attract readers with assurances of earnings and favorable terms. No concrete company or location is named in the readable fragment.
Courier Want Ad Urges House Seekers to Act Now
A Courier want ad appeals to readers seeking a home, urging quick action and listing contact details for inquiries. It emphasizes available listings and the ease of starting the search through the newspaper’s classified section.
Rest cure for tuberculosis dominates AMA opening
Minneapolis June 17 The American Medical Association opened its sixty fourth annual convention. Dr John Witherspoon of Nashville Tenn was installed as president and delivered the annual address. Dr Finn of Prescott Ariz urged bed rest as the foremost remedy for pulmonary tuberculosis noting two months in bed and careful feeding as essential and stating bed treatment yields brilliant results. Dr Hornsby of Chicago discussed small town hospitals and remodeling houses into private facilities to provide modern care where existing hospitals lack capacity.
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Minneapolis
American Medical Association
John Witherspoon
Naughville
Tenn
John W. Filnn
Prescott, Ariz
Finn
John A. Hornsby
Chicago
Accused Auto Theft Case At Davenport Preliminary Hearing
Edward R. Mason testified that W Krueger borrowed a Mason Motor Co auto with forged Union Motor Co. of Davenport signatures. John Larsen of Davenport Roofing and Krueger face grand larceny charges in a Davenport Police Court, with Larsen to testify and claim a debt from Mason Motor. The car was driven from a bank and seized by Detective McSweeney near Rock Island.
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John Larsen
Davenport Roofing Company
W. Krueger
Meyers
Mason Motor Co
Larrsen
Davenport
Edward R. Mason
Mason Company
Krueger
Union Motor Co
Mason
Mason Motor Company
Black Hawk Bank
McSweeney
Rock Island
Credit Men Convene in Cincinnati at 1913 National Meeting
About 1,500 delegates from ninety one cities gather for the eighteenth annual National Association of Credit Men convention in Cincinnati. F. R. Salisbury of Minneapolis presides as officers and committees are to be elected Friday. Contests to host the 1914 session center on San Francisco’s bid.
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Cincinnati
United States
National Association of Credit Men
F. R. Salisbury
Minneapolis
Watt Tt
San Francisco
Money management wisdom from J J Hill Courier quote
The speaker argues that earning money is not hard with effort and true difficulty lies in how the money is used. The quote notes women and men, including nuns and boys or girls, should focus on wise allocation after earning. It reflects practical finance guidance from a Courier source.
Wheat and corn slide on rains as market prices dip
Chicago market news reports wheat prices easing on rain refreshment of crops and scattered showers near the Canadian border. Corn rallies amid drought in large producing states while hog prices slip. Cotton, cattle receipts, and veal prices are listed alongside various cash wheat and corn price ranges and regional quotes from Minneapolis and Elgin.
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Chicago
Cure for whooping cough predicted by scientists
Paris reports a Pasteur Institute director relayed findings from Tunis doctors showing a solution containing whooping cough bacteria injected into 122 children yielded a 37 percent recovery in under three weeks, far faster than typical two months for milder cases.
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Paris
Academy of Sciences
Emilie Roux
Pasteur Institute
Roux
Alfred Conor
Belvedere Military Hospital
Tunis
Nicolle
Scientist optimistic on cure near after small tests
Experiments thus far were on too small a scale to make definite pro nouncement, said he believed an effective cure was in sight.
President Wilson Names Foreign Ministers and Officials
President Wilson announces nominations for ambassador to Italy Thomas Nelson Page of Virginia and minister to Switzerland Pleasant A. Stovall of Georgia. He also names Andrew J. King as collector of customs for Montana.
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Washington
Wilson
Italy
Thomas Nelson Page
Virginia
Switzerland
Pleasant A. Stovall
Georgia
Montana
Andrew J. King
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J. J. Hill
Lamson Bros. & CO
Severe Chicago Board OF Tirade
Ga Aes
Mathilace Bhig
Towa
Union
H. W
N.o
Kew
York Close
Louis
ELGIN
Elgin, Ir
Milan
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Waterloo
Wellington
Nichols & Co
Jefferson Street
John Cordelco
Sycamore Street
Big Ben
the Missionary Society OF the
Ladies’ Aid OF the
First M. EB. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
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