Paris in Revolt era romance of police and plots
An excerpted romance set in pre revolutionary Paris during Louis XV. De Sartines, the police minister, navigates intrigue around Madame Linden and a secret society aiming to threaten the state. A tangled web of lovers, conspiracies, and political theater unfolds amid salons and covert contracts.
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Athe Suniste
Banty Muantjoy
Paris
Voltaire
Dame Linden
Ingerson
de Sardines
Aples
Nim Gometting
Bulls Bean
Véetina
Lurwad
de Itchellen
de Fussac
Poim Ordail
de Lessat
Linden
Society
Uf Amcate
Richelieu
Madame Tanden
Conspiracy Plot Unfolds At Richelieu Household
In a drowsy old setting, Madame de Mientis and Madame d'Harlancourt discuss a conspiracy led by Sartines. A guest named Besure gard arrives, and De Sartines hints a trap but keeps plans secret as the household awaits a late mouse. The scene ends with a grand reception setup and a servant announcing dinner.
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Antriod
Monsieur de Sar
Uney Frak
Monuteur de Richelieu
Madame de Mientis
Matechal
Monsieur de Richelien
Monsieur de Sariines
Nyidame
Hive
Monaleth
Baretne Linden
Madame d'Harlancourt
Monsieur de Ri Tre de Sartines
Monsawur
Sma
Dame de Stenlis
Besuregard
de Sartines
Madame Linden and De Sartines Face Off in Courtly Trap
Madame Linden navigates a web of intrigue at a hotel reception as Beauregard guides her to De Sartines. A tense exchange unfolds on the terrace where a contract appears and the stakes rise to imprisonment. The scene ends with unresolved danger and a note that the continuation comes next week.
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de Sersupe
Richelice
Madane
de Bartteen
Madame Linden
Cary St
Madame
Beauregardie
Monsieur le
Monsier de Sartines
Dejeuner
de Sartines
Monsieur de Sartines
Madame Wift
Beauregard
Berd
de Lussac
Millarme
Baronex
Madame de Sterne
Miadame de Sterlis
Madame d'Marlan
Barona
Marlancourt
Bite
Narlancourt
Madame de Stenna
Monvleur
Merriess
Terrae
de Hichelien
Monsieur
Monseur
Staté Hall
U de Sarimes
Timed Questions From a Religious Club Text
Fragmented OCR presents a church club quiz focusing on biblical figures Moses Aaron and Pharaoh. It asks about courage in leadership, wage disputes, workers rights, and biblical verses 1 4 6 9 12 15 18. The text appears as a study prompt with multiple choice and discussion prompts for members.
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Moses
Aarom
Pharaoh
Mewes
Aare
Verma
Moss
Aaron
Sanitation Advice for Homes From Past Health Reforms
Household sanitation guidance covers dust control, interior cleaning, and bathroom care. Advice includes using kerosene soaked cloth dusters, boiling water to kill germs, flushing pipes weekly with hot water, adding ammonia to hard water, daily ventilation, sunlight for cleanliness, and thorough bed and room airing and shaking to prevent odors and pests.
There’s a Preacher In Congress Now and Others Break In
A fragmented report describes new members joining Congress from diverse backgrounds. It notes Howard Sutherlin from West Virginia and Dershem from Pennsylvania as new Democratic and Republican figures, with details on origins, careers, and family.
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Congress
Howard Sutherlind
Fran Wrest
Virginia
Was & Government
Censis
Sim Tunists
Washington
West Virgina
Washington women elect Governor Lister in 1915
From Pictorial Review the piece notes Washington women elected Governor Ernest Lister, a factory owner, amid political reform. It highlights the election’s context with Mrs Agnes Naley and others on the ticket, the one time late campaign entry, and a forecast of shifting publishing approaches and social outcomes for the era. It warns of unlucky days for weddings and bargains, and forecasts changes in government and public methods for the coming year.
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Washington
Lister
Pictoral Review
Aaguet
Soran
Pictorial Review
Aupost
Lold Low
T Ernest Lister
Gee John Es Rogers
Center of
Rogers
Ernest Larter
J Black
State Supreme Court
Bocee
Mete Votore
Ieee Fonyet Co
Sas
Secre
United States
Gitaar
Agalest Terferens Carthoas
Piri Abdy
Bern Urrber
Leo
Metlure
Sredicats
Silent vow and a gentleman at heart in a wary exchange
The passage notes a plan to whisper a challenge to Asi, nine times in a row, with the next morning bringing a question from George. It contrasts differing ideals while praising restraint and gentleness, and a willingness to endure hours of discussion without causing embarrassment.
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Asi
George
Dog chases sleuth as police hunt in Chicago tale
A large Newfoundland named Caesar battles police during years of tension with Detective Mathew McNamara in South Chicago. The dog escaped multiple times, smashing a chain and alarm bell at John Denis’s house before a fatal incident led to renewed clashes and driver tension.
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Chicago Tribune
John Denis
One Hundred and Sixth Street
Henselyy
Chicago
Cacmt
Xies
Hax
Dente Heune
Mathew McNamara
McNemert
Lexamara
Caesar
McNamara
Denis’ Rouse
Dents
McNamate
Shen
Pepe
Rome
Tenterday
Morgen J. Collins
Outing Towns on the Map A Pageant of Notable Places
The article reflects on towns that appear on the map through a historical pageant. It names cities like Milwaukee and Stratford, notes famed individuals and events, and emphasizes how places gain celebrity through historical figures, notable crimes, disasters, and cultural associations.
Chicago Women Back Mrs Young in School Board Fight
Chicago women led by the Woman's City Club organize to back Mrs Elle Flags Young's retention as school superintendent. They recall Mrs Young's resignation and pledge support as John C Harding stands by convictions in supporting her. Mayor Harrison says a decision on retaining Mrs Young may come at the seven member board meeting.
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Elle Flags Young
Woman's City Club
Woman's Oranization of
Chicago
Sirs
Youre
John C Harding
Pear of Education
Young
Board of Education
Toung
Harrison
Toung Bs
England's newspapers hail U S tennis team
London papers praise the United States for a thorough victory in the Darts cup tennis match. Maunce E. McLoughlin is lauded for stellar play, while Britain’s press laments the wear and stamina shown by England and Ireland in Melbourne.
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London
Feet
E. McLoughlin
Great Britain
McLoughlin
Charica P_ Dinos
Daily Telegraph
England
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Comteisse d'Hartancourt
Aaid de Joyeuse
Duc
Weil
de Richelies
Police
Madame de Hartancourt
Kiefce de Sartines
Comtesse
Hariancourt
Martine
Cecuttel
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Barontess
Dr. Linsnott
The
International Press
Bible Question Club
Istz
Trent Linscott
B.D
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Belster
Mattrem
Alssius
Comerces
Washinston
Fenrs Wison
Pou
Martin Cistret
Keystone
Sarioux
Brenne
Congras
Ohio
Frian L Dersahem
Twenteenth
Pennsy
Benjanin
Focht
Dershem
Henry Wilson Temple
Frank LU
Howard Sutherland
Agnes Naley
Amerie Bareins
Eem Jaesun Seoat
Ishibosh
Rien
Bert
Cop
Sleuth
Eli Watter Maleigh
Magellan Stra
Tsiai
Wark
Gany
Deus Enkersurt
Walt Waters
Ja Montgomery Hatley
Panbory News
Oats Bay
Willa
Dad
Ansonia
Colinas
den Delys
Hackman
Peis
Clagsle
Northnapton
Geitesburg
Waterloo
Kalamazoo
Darien
Panama
Keats
Connecticut
Darten
Mrs. Young
Wil
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