Lambert Mystery Unfolds After Deering's Death
In Denham Woods Lambert kills Deering in self defense then confesses hopeful justice in silent retreat. Elsie learns tragedy after Glynn reveals Deering’s murder and Lambert’s suicide, leaving Elsie to wed Glynn amid memory of her guardian. Lady Gethin guards rumors as Glynn rises to husband and father.
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Deering
Elsie
Glynn
Lambert
Denham Woods
Harishall
Denham House
Frances
Denham
Tey
Weldos
Deering of Denhan
Bertie
Lake Leman
Elsie Lambert
Gethin
Sont Lambert
Lady Gethin
York
London
M. Lambert
Rue de L'Eveque
Paris
Hugh
Blete
Get Hin
Glyn
Clapham
Mrs. Keiley
Glyne
Eos
Detecting Crime in Ethiopia Method Decried
The Fall Mall Gazette reports on an Ethiopian crime detection method alleging quick results. A priest uses exortation prayers and drugs to make a youth dream the criminal identity. If the dream fails, the boy is put to sleep again until the target is found, with church sanction deemed sufficient.
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Ethiopia
Fall Mall Gazette
Not Yet But Soon A Popular Song Debate
A dialogue from Youths Companion presents a salesman in a large store defining popularity. He explains that while many sing and request the song, enough people have grown tired of it to call it not yet a popular song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moale
Owl attack wounds Williamsport hunter near Fairfield Centre
Hiram Heller of Williamsport was badly lacerated after a fight with a wounded great owl while gunning near Fairfield Centre. He fired at the bird as it passed, broke its wing, then tried with a club to finish it. The four foot prodigy preyed on him, leaving him severely injured.
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Hiram Heller
Williamsport
Fairfield Centre
Heller
Pupxsutawoey
Justice Deaf as Well as Blind in a Queer Old Character
A Philadelphia Bar member recalls a local judge in Alinona who once presided over the police court with a long history. During a session the room filled with chatter and laughter, provoking his Honor to erupt in anger and declare that he had not heard a single case after deciding over a dozen that morning.
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Philadelphia Barells
Alinona
Harper’s Weelly
The Demijohn’s Fate and School Discipline Debate
A fragmented tale recalls a New Year’s mishap with a demijohn and whisky spillage. The St Paul Board of Education endorses corporal punishment by principals with written guardian consent. Belgium’s 1905 industrial workforce totals 1,265,000 with women numbering 1,205,000. The Sentevel canal linking Marseilles and the Rhone is planned for seven years at a cost of $13,730,000.
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Joan
Atlanty Constitution
St. Paul Board of Education
Heeter
Parone
Belgium
Sentevel
Marseilles
Rhone River
Household baking from old recipe column Rye Bread and Fudge Cake
Old column outlines rye bread with rye to bread flour ratio and yeast, a brief quick bake method, then a fudge cake recipe with butter sugar eggs milk flour baking powder chocolate and walnuts. Also includes peanut jumbles wafers dough mixing rolling and baking steps with serving suggestions.
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New York World
Tomato Figs Six Pounds Jam Making Instructions
Instructions from the New York World describe preparing sun dried tomatoes with figs and sugar. Tomatoes are peeled after blanching, layered with sugar in a kettle, cooked gently until sugar penetrates, cooled on a granite dish, dried in sun, then stored between waxed paper for preservation.
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New York World
Hints for Housekeeper Warns on Daily Care and Cleaning
Practical household advice from the New York Globe and Bombay source covers storage to prevent mice, bread handling, piano care, glazing with solvents, lemon washing, and insect eggs. It offers methods for drying kitchen tools, arranging sickroom trays, ant control, meat storage, dishware care, ammonia cleaning for silver and glass, and proper ribbon washing techniques.
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Ron
New York Globe
The Word Made Flesh Exposition on John 1 1 18
A Sunday school exposition on John 1 1 18 declares the Eternal Word was with God and was God. It traces Jesus as creator and life source, light to the world, and as God made flesh who witnesses to light, with emphasis on belief through witness and the gift of new birth by God.
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Jobo
Jesus Christ
God
Jesus of Nazareth
John
John the Baptist
Jesus
Hs Ow
Avery Boliever
Professor West's New Boomerang Experiment Report
Professor Robert W. Wood of Hin Department at Jolite Hoplsinn University demonstrates a boomerang based on a novel principle. In soggy conditions he tests the device in a rainy athletic field, launching it from a pitcher’s mound and observing irregular flight that sometimes climbs to notable height amid cheering spectators.
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Profesor West
Robert W. Wood
Hin
Jolite Hoplsinn University
Aroinanar
Fragmentary Notice on Church Incident in Chippewa Falls
A damaged OCR passage mentions Carl Koneski tied to a Fresbytering Church in Chippewa Falls Wisconsin. The text describes an event near a church bell with unclear wording and age details, indicating a possible incident involving a church member found near the bell.
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Carl Koneski
Dind
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Hedho
Kopeski
SOME Tas Moral Suasion or Prohibition Debate
A lengthy tale contrasts moral suasion with prohibition through a young man’s challenge and a story of a woman whose husband’s drunken relapse led to abuse. It cites ancient and European laws on temperance, then reports a theft by a drunk man in Terre Haute and a sentence for horse theft tied to liquor.
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Dick II
Leonard
Mia
Ned
Gary Krable
J. M. Foltz
Bridgeport
Terre Haute
Aria
Temperance notes echo Britain and North Dakota policy
A fragmentary note compares American temperance focus on legislation with English emphasis on individual reform. It cites Great Northern guidance in North Dakota to avoid depots for liquor warehouses and to deliver only to official consignees. It mentions Bishop Paget of Oxford rebuking wine toasts and urging clergy to curb drinking spirit.
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England
Great Northern
North Dakota
Hanor
de. Paget
Osford
Oxford
Church
King
Clergy
Theological School
Missionary College
Great Britain
Bible Praise and Moral Struggle Across 19th Century Texts
A fragmentary review traces the Bible's influence praised by Buzley and Moody, arguing its civilizing and humane effects on English history and children's moral formation. It contrasts modern agnosticism and calls for total rejection of sin, citing sermons and contemporary criticism. It notes famine relief efforts in Delhi and a looming Tokyo Exposition.
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Harley
Buzley
Elf
John O'Groat
Contemporary
Pacific Baptist
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Frances Verner
India
Prances
Admiral Verner
Madame Ronika
Viowlinlet
Young Deering
Deeringe
Corneille
Bibliotheque Nationale
London Globe
Hambuta
Ip Grae
China
Charlemagne
Lecky
Rome
Bapere
Iig
Dart
Elly
William Scholl
Christian Edge
James
de L. Moody
Taejon
Mitchell
Methodiot
Delhi
Agra
Tagelsen
Great Exposition
Toklo
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