Mystery of the Mill at Usor Ends in Island Wedding
Jacques Laurent unravels a tangled affair at Fontes leading to Usor mill secrets. Fraser, Luce, and M. de Marcay are freed after Laurent’s maneuvers with Guardian Francois. In Constantinople, Laurent reunites with Sophie de Nerthan and Theodore, revealing a hidden romance and a long con of deception and survival culminating in a remarriage on a French-lover’s island.
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Sophie
de Nerthan
M, Tournier
Theodore
Tonge
Jurent
M. de Maredy
Lace
Jacques Serena
Pierre Vournet
Baron
Veegeee Laurent
Pierre Voutnet
Usor
Monsieur
Father Boison
Sor
Jacques Laurent
Paris
Jacoues Laurenjt
M. Tournier
Court of Appeals
Chance
Luce
M. de Marcay
Pierreournet
Saint Rambert
Froser
Madame Tournier
Captain de Nerthan
Iask
Pere la
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Grenoble
Dria
Tournier
Sora Ae
Watyeotat Agin
Cate
Pet
User
Fraser
Boison’s
Father Hoison
Muller
Laurent
Bojson
Bail
Ve Boison
Nether Luce
M. de Mareau
Ft Usor
Francois
Perre Vournet
Boison
Old Francois
Father Francois
Pedler
Boiseh
Boisons
Caues Laurent
Evi
Dauphine Mountains
Duke de Gercy
Madame de Marcay
Tere
Veptala de Nerthan
France
Fraler
Tam
Illingly
de Mareau
Magistate
Monsieur de Marcay
M. Drazee
Botsons
Yue
Marseilles
M.de Marcay
Are Lepic
Orever
Constantinople
Inian Islands
Trench
The
Isla
Renchman
Ponstasorpat Aesinoely
Monsieur Jacques Bet
Nerthan
Sam Ca Ye Tournier
Strate
Hino
Pete
Rome
Surnier
Monsieur Laurent
Sophie de Nerthan
Interview at Fontes Castle Ends With Tense Farewell
The exchange with a visitor ends with a pledge to be only a friendly guest. The next day M. Tournier departs Fontes, leaving the castle inhabitants to resume their sad and lonely life.
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M. Tournier
Fontes
M. de Nerthan
Sophie
Paris
Sam Old
Teodore
Boyack
M. '‘Tournier Rosé. “Where Are You Going?” Asked M. de Nerthan
Precy One
Madame de Nerthan
Tournier
de Nerthan
Theodore
Mademoiselle
Alread
Agtte
Hasty Words Regretted From Puck Cartoon
A cartoon caption shows Mr Bienbinpone addressing a new pastor after service. He complains about moving to a new home and asks not to be given notice. The scene plays on misheard phrases and comic word errors typical of Puck cartoons.
Appetite of Girls Frightens Employers Over Food Bills
A Philadelphia Times report recounts domestic workers, especially foreign born maids, with unusually large appetites. An English teen consumed excessive beef and pie daily, nearly bankrupting her host family, while a German servant of 36 appeared frail yet fed well and moved between jobs.
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Philadelphia Times
Centre Street
Lincoln Park
Nellie
Fcar
Sweets to the Sweet Then Pay the Kiss Wager
Verses recount a playful wager where a fair girl with bonbons bet a kiss. The speaker insists the winner should pay, praising honesty and the happiness of the kiss. He laments the fate of losing and winning, urging the beloved to grant the kiss as agreed.
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John Paul Bocock
Embroidered Book Covers Catch Philadelphia Attention
A new pastime for women, embroidery on book covers, spreads from Europe to Philadelphia. A recent immigrant expert in artistic embroidery demonstrates silk satin or velvet covers with gold and silver thread, tailored to book contents or the embroiderer’s whim, before sending to bookbinders. Such works elevate a woman's boudoir, rivaling fine bric a brac.
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Philadelphia News
Europe
British Museum
Ibliotheque Nationale
Paris
That Baby Show at the Kansas City Exposition
Eight hundred infants testified to marriage success in this Kansas City baby show. The event featured 300 households in dress parade and 800 jealous mothers claiming their child’s personal charms outrank the others in the competition.
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Kansas City Journal
Kansas City
Exposition
Young Man Encounters White and Black Animal on Atkinson Common
A Newburyport News item describes a young man walking across Atkinson Common last evening when a black and white animal blocked his path. He could not retreat and now faces a new suit, while his sweetheart waits.
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Newburyport
Atkinson Common
Magazine Subscription Offer Reduces Globe Cost
Advertises combined subscriptions with The Weekly Globe offering any favorite magazine or weekly story at half price or less per year. Postage paid by The Globe. Orders must include a yearly subscription to The Weekly Globe.
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Weekly Globe
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Javal
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M. de Nethan
Was & Cacon
Legion of Honor
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Riply
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Ury
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Sophe
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Pame
Theoore de Nerthan
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Italy
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Puck
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Atlanta Constitution
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Louisville
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N.Y. Ledger
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New Yorker
American Machinist
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Andover Review
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Atlantic Monthly
American Art Journal
American Garden
American Agriculturist
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Boston Pilot
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Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Christian Leader
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Cleveland Weekly Plaindealer
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Christian Herald
Courier-Journal
Chautauqua Young Folks Journal
Decorator and Purnisher
Detroit Free Press
Engineering and Mining Journal
Farm, Field and Stockman
Farm Journal
Forney's Progress
Frank Leslie
Green's Fruit Recorder
Gardner's Monthly
Harper's Magazing
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Aecetal
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A Herald of Health
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Dre Cabcdese Home Journal
Indiana Farmer
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Atead
Trish World
Journal of Microscopy
Ladies’ World
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Popular Science News Science Monthan Review
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