The Man Who Made a Man
A professor in a famous American college reveals a secret experiment to create life by assembling elements and protoplasm. After transforming a dead body with electricity, the created man is brought to life but ends in a grisly, charred ruin, leaving the creator to confess he cannot explain what happened.
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Aloysius Holbrok
Rathburn Asylum
Urimmer Street
Holbrok
Frederick
Earth
Ile
Professor Holbrok
Bone mill economy outdoes boarding houses in waste control
The article contrasts the economy in a bone mill with everyday boarding houses. It notes that bones yield glue glycerin soap and fertilizers and that nothing is wasted. Even a thrifty boarding house leaves scraps, but the bone mill disposes of every part.
Ambitious quote disrupts office space during vacation remark
A New York Tourn. L item records a bold remark about space in an office and a clerk's reply during a vacation period. The exchange features a dismissive tone and a hint of humor as the speaker asserts no room for another person.
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New York
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