Enchanted mansion coaching party amid a Buenos Aires intrigue
In a late night confrontation Blaine presses Olga for a kidnapped girl and a buried secret. Norton schemes at a country house coaching party while Jones guides a dangerous escape by horse and car, as danger shadows the gathering.
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Blaine
Long Island
Olea
Jace
Leo
Olga
HeTl
Braine
Hargreave Ia
Argreave Ia
Jones
Hargreave
Rae
Metropolitan
Telegraph
Night City
Panama
Florence
Nortor
Norton
James
Susan
Meg
Florencé
von Ae
Firing line trenches healthier than camps for soldiers
Dr. B of the Minnesota Public Health Association explains that despite hardships and exposures, soldiers on the firing line face fewer infectious diseases than those in barracks or camps. The trench environment restricts contact, reducing spread, while civilian settings show varied epidemic patterns and persistent infection risks.
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Corps
Minnesota ‘Public Health
Guard Against Strain Warned By Medical Dean
William Waugh emeritus dean at Bennett Medical College Chicago cautions that many graduates face strenuous work conditions. He notes over half report strain while studying and urges applying sanitary science to manage workload and protect workers.
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Bennett
College
Chicago
William ¥. Waugh
Dieter
Weseh
Tramp Clutching a Rail Endures Night on Moving Train
A worn wanderer on Burnside Street Bridge clings to a lone rail outside a speeding Pullman car. Exhausted and cold he fights to stay awake, risking a fall as the train races toward Woodburn in a stark bid to return home.
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Burnside Street Bridge
Carfieer
Woodbirn
Tega
Discovery of Tirths stainless steel for cutlery
A Sheffield firm unveils Tirths stainless steel claimed to be nonrusting and untarnishable. It preserves original polish with acid foods, cleans with ordinary washing, and sharpens easily. Though priced around 26 cents per pound and higher to manufacture, large users may recoup costs through labor savings in the first year.
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Sheffield
Novel motor racer dubbed unicycle by St. Louis inventor
A St. Louis innovator designs a motor driven racer named the unicycle. The craft uses small side rollers for balance, a rotary gas engine with three cylinders, and a five foot propeller. An aluminum wheel eight inches in diameter wears a solid rubber tire while the frame stays upright as the wheel turns.
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St. Louis
Use of Poetry in Society Inspires Refinement and Elevation
A quotation asserts poetry as a powerful instrument of refinement not harm, lifting minds above daily life, offering respite from cares, and awakening awareness of shared purity and nobility. The excerpt frames poetry as essential to culture and consciousness.
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Hanning
Train schedule fragment notes passenger restrictions
An OCR fragment shows details of passenger service with times 8 05 a m and 2 18 p m on freight trains 682 and 691 4 00 p m, indicating freight does not carry passengers and a passenger train is not listed.
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Reight
Wees Aes
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Dr. Winfred Moulton
Farmers National Bank Pham
Aurelia
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de. Bundy
Tata
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