A Woman's Daring Choice Brings Hidden Truth to Light
Stella Temple, guided by Felix Mowzer and aided by Dr. Richard Vaughn, confronts a web of accusation and disguise. Indirect evidence and a hero’s logic reveal an innocent lover, restore family trust, and unite lovers in triumph as a hidden villain is exposed.
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Detective ends confession before Thanksgiving in Crompton Park
In a late afternoon scene at Crompton Park library, Mr Boxe denounces a villaious scoundrel as the detective awaits a return train. Family guests including Bower Temple and Belle Temples share a tense interlude before the confession concludes.
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Belle
Richard Vaughn
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Cooking Terms Translated From Bill of Fare Puzzles
A glossary of culinary terms with English meanings drawn from hotel bills and cookbooks. Terms include Aubleu Aspic Bechamel Braise Blanquette Bouilli Bouillion Bisque Civet Consomme Caramel Crouton Pree E-Dishes Yeengue Nougat Pate Pot au feu Ies Foresomeat Pel mis Piece de Resistance Serviette a la porta Veloute Vel au vent and more with brief explanations.
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New York Journal
Early Delights of Railroading and Spoon Variety
A compilation contrasts early Pennsylvania rail travel in 1832 with Old Ironsides and makeshift operation on wooden strap rails. It then shifts to culinary ware, noting a growth in spoon varieties from basic types to many specialty designs in fashionable silver stores.
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Illustrated American
Pennsylvania
Old Ironsides
M. W. Baldwin
Great Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Germantown
The Honesty of Crowda in the Irish Times tone
Crowds are described as honest and easily swayed by public praise. The piece notes that individuals deny liking praise to faces but respond enthusiastically when addressed to a crowd. It portrays a social dynamic where public flattery elicits strong applause from groups.
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Irish Times
Ensilage Costs and Digestible Food From Field and Fodder Corn
The New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station reports on ensilage versus field corn. It compares digestible food per acre, costs of gathering and preparing crops, and the feeding value of cornmeal, dried stalks, and ensilage, with 1883 field and fodder corn yields and analyses. It notes that ensilage often matches green fodder in feed, but does not improve milk output over dry fodder.
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New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station
College Farm
Field and fodder corn costs per acre in dairy crop study
An experimental cost account compares field corn and fodder corn for dairy feeding. Output per acre shows field corn yields 68.3 bushels of shelled corn and 14.1 tons fodder, with field corn costing about 26.68 to 26.41 dollars per acre against fodder corn’s higher expense, establishing a clear edge for field corn.
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Field Corn Outperforms Fodder Corn in Overall Value
A detailed dairy feeding study compares field corn and fodder corn for milk production and crop costs. It finds digestible carbohydrates from corn meal, cornstalks, and corn ensilage equally support milk yield, while field corn offers greater postharvest balance after manure and harvesting costs, with similar plant-food replacement values per acre.
Six Months of McKinley Wage Reductions Across Industry
The Indianapolis Sentinel compiles wage cuts in protected industries during McKinley bill's first six months. Numerous iron, glass, textile, and factory workers face wage and shift reductions, plant shutdowns, and strikes from New York to Illinois, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Ohio, and beyond, with references to specific firms, towns, and numbers.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
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Pottstown Iron Company
Penn
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Labanta Free Hundred
Atlantic Mills
Providence
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Ipos Stee Company
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Rendville
Ing County
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An Opal Worth a Million in Ancient Rome
The famous opal worn by Roman Senator Nonius during the late Republic dazzled dilettanti in Rome. Valued at one million dollars by goldsmiths and money changers, it drew interest from Marc Anthony who sought to buy it for Cleopatra. Nonius refused and fled to keep the gem safe, but records fail to show any transfer to his heirs.
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St. Louis Republic
Nonius
Rome
Marc Anthony
Cleopatra
A Tilight of Fancy in Detroit Dream Scene
A Detroit Free Press snippet describes a dream in which express wagons and cab drivers yield to pedestrians at street crossings, conveying a surreal urban vision. The piece uses quoted phrases to emphasize the unreal experience and whimsical mood.
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Detroit Free Press
How the Animals Sleep in Central Park Menagerie
A New York Tribune report from a late night visit to the Central Park menagerie notes animals resting in varied poses. Elephants lie on their right sides, deer crouch with forelegs tucked, alpaca appears as a ball of black wool, and lions, tigers, and hyenas mostly on their sides or with limbs drawn in. Birds roost on perches with heads tucked, and sea lions and hippos show distinctive sleeping positions.
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New York Tribune
Central Park
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Jack
Commissariat
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Ward
Millets Angelus: strange journey through owners to America
The Pall Mall Gazette summarizes the curious ascent of Millets Angelus from M. Chauchard, former Louvre director, through buyers including Blane, Stevens, and Secretan, to the American Art Association, and finally to Chau. The Paris expert who denied the work as a masterpiece later aided its sale, a twist noted as sour grapes turning sweet with time.
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ONACO
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Pei
Wilco
M. Secretan
American Art Association
M. Proust
America
Chau
Gazette
Paris
Eagle chases jackrabbit ends in fatal prairie hunt
A Colorado prairie tale recalls a hunter witnessing an eagle pursue a jackrabbit. The bird spirals and swoops then strikes the rabbit dead, as the observer spurs to intervene, stopping the chase and saving the scene from further spectacle.
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Colorado
Ana
Estate of Mrs Swann Valued At Five Million With No Heirs
Philadelphia Record reports the estate of the late Mrs. Wilson C Swann of 1512 Walnut Street is said to total 5 000 000 with no known heirs. The property houses paintings sculptures carvings and curios and will be sold soon. Built in 1857 the house was designed by Dr Swann and hosted lavish entertainments though Mrs Swann suffered nerve prostration and rarely attended social duties.
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Good News for the Lawyer in London Tid Bits
A London Tid Bits item narrates a condemned client told by a lawyer that his uncle’s death leaves him £500. The prisoner wonders about a reprieve, but the news reveals only the inheritance, a twist that highlights the lawyer’s rewarding efforts.
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London
And the Ferryboat Puck Dialogue in Suburb Life
Puck sketches a suburban exchange with Nassau talking about living outside the city. Morris Towne jokes about asking his wife while Nassau notes he lives "on the cars" with his family. The quip reflects playful social banter on rural and urban living.
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