Lost Man's Lane Discovery Deepens Lane Mysteries
In a tense scene at the Knollys house in Lost Man's Lane, Lucetta resists outsiders as detective Gryce and Trohm pursue disappearances. A search moves to the cellar where rope and a hidden grave trigger Loreen and Lucetta to intervene, revealing a family secret tied to their mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deacon Spear
Mr. Trohm
Von
Trohm
Lucetta
Mr. Gryce
Lncetta
Lebold
le Gower
Keelles
Eve
Sid
Cean
Lacerta
Miss Knollys
Amy
Loreen
Lucerta
Miss Butterworth
Honge
Loreeti
Mr. Girvee
Loren
New York
Mother Jane
Sid Mr. Trohm
Mr. Grace
Seth
Hannah
Lacerm
Lorven
Ahe
Sid He
William
Haupah
Ma Gryce
Latetra
Alies
Ar Gryce
Sinestra
In the Cellar and a Woman’s Silent Duty
Thad menuwiily stands silent as Miss Butterworth faces implied control by Grace and Loreen in a tense domestic scene. Lucerta’s dismissal prompts a deferential bow. Miss Butterworth recalls her standing with the mother as controversy grows and Loreen implores restraint for ailing Luetta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thad Menuwiily
Troy
Lucerta
Lucetth
Mia
Miss Butterworth
Luyetta
Laxative Preno Quinine Tablets claim one day cold cure
An advertisement touts laxative Preno Quinine Tablets as a cure for a cold in one day with the slogan no cure no pay and a price of five cents.
Vermonter magazine marks seventh anniversary and Vermont topics
August issue highlights include notable articles on Prof. Angelo Heilprin and Lin coln Steffens, a Vermont Antiquarian Society plan for a quarterly repository, portraits of gubernatorial candidates, and features on President Arthur Siam and Windsor’s Old Constitution House. Subscriptions urged.
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August McClure
Grace
Angelo Heilprin
Mont Polo
Tsilka
Ellen M. Stone
Lincoln Steffens
Jobe Mitchell
Company of
Burlington
The
Vermont Antiquarian
Vermont
Connecticut Valley
Hartford
Eben Putnam
Chester A. Arthur
Fairfield
Arthur
John Barrett
Siam
Warren E. Fisher
Constitution House
Windsor
F. W. McGettrick
Great Educational Contest Enters Windham County Reformers
Twenty five thousand dollars in cash prizes offered with first prize ten thousand dollars. Open to subscribers of the Windham County Reformer to vote in the Great Educational Contest. Topic is total gubernatorial votes in New York Pennsylvania and Michigan on November 4 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windham County
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Empire State
Pennsylvaniia
Windham County Reformer subscription offers prize certificates
Subscribers paying 1.50 for a year receive two certificates to claim prizes tied to their estimates of governors' total votes in three states. Extra coupons cost 15 cents. Contest closes at midnight November 3, 1902. Official certificates determine winners, judged by a committee after official results.
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Windham County
Windham County Reformer
Brattleboro
Fragmented Prize List Reads as Garbled Data
OCR text presents a disordered catalog of prizes and numbers with multiple misspellings and broken phrases. The readable portions reference Michigan and New York governors, monetary figures, and scattered names, but no coherent event or outcome emerges. The item lacks a clear narrative or identifiable entities beyond isolated mentions.
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C.C
Neuest Correst
Eetimatore Sargele
Pris Antes
Central Savings Bank
Detroit
Tov
Jase
Central Savings Park
S States
Brattleboro, Vt
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