Secret Mission Crux in Kadur Power Struggle
In Kadur a cautious Resident seeks to thwart Prince Rundhia and clear Captain Norwood of bribery allegations. Norwood fends off threats from priests and rivals, aided by wary ally O Leary. A nighttime ambush ends with Norwood feigning death as he moves toward a decisive covert move at the palace wall.
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Kadar
State Department
Court of
Norwood
Rundhia
Lynn Harding
Rundina
Rundhin
Kadur
Delhi
Rundha
Mrs. Harding
Lynn
Department of State
Tleman
America
Captain Norwood
Earl of Ashlawn
O'Leary
Stoddart
Moses
Prince Rundbia
Sais
O’leary
Palace Garden
Norwood’s sentry round and cautious orders amid rumor
Norwood reviews the sentries and repeats orders from Sergeant Stoddart. Four sentries must challenge trespassers three times and fire into the air if needed. They are told thieves may lurk nearby and to avoid killing if possible while expecting stealthy visitors.
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Norwood
Stoddart
Railway Postoffice Is Key Link in U S Mails
The article explains how the Railway Post Office system sorts mail aboard moving trains, forming a nationwide network. It notes rail cars began in 1861, expanding from main lines to nearly all routes, with clerks sorting by city and even specific addresses along the New York to Washington corridor.
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United States
Hrange
New York
San Marino
Calif
United States Post Office
RPO
Railway Post Office
John L. Scripps
Chicago
Cairo
Washington
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cottages on the Canals Holland is house boat land
About 50,000 people live year round on canal barges without shore habitation. The floating community is centered around the Holland canals with no fixed homes ashore.
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Holland
Attic rummage yields worn keepsakes and a piano stool
In a home scene a bride learns there is little valuable in the attic as a glazier adds a mirror to an oval gold frame. A dresser becomes a chest with varnish removal and new pulls. The tale promises more next week along with sewing book news and quilt block patterns offered by Mrs. Spears.
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Spears
Bedford Hills
New York
Proud Wearts What hypocritties We seem to be when we talk of ourselves
A short literary fragment notes hiprocris about self perception. The speaker contrasts humble words with proud hearts in a reflective, ironic tone attributed to Hare.
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Hare
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Talbot Mundy
Aunty Harding
Maharanee
Met
England
U. S
George Eliot
San Francisco
Rome
Ruth Wyeth Spears
Peartiererenrease
Harold McCragken
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