Shadows of Shame in a London Coroner Court Trial
Olive Dumbarton faces a murder inquiry in the Coroner's Court over her husband David Dumbarton's death. The session details the estranged couple, the disputed room scene, and the jury's verdict leaning to manslaughter with Dumbarton to be tried at the Old Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Dumbarton
George Doris
George Bostock
Quave
Beth
David Dumbarton
Dr. Quave
David Dunbstrom
Husbald
Cholsen
Old Bailey
Hidden Hearts and a Tragic Night Conversation
Valerius Galbraith returns to Olive Dumbarton after a grim death case. Olive recounts pressed details of the coroner’s verdict while Veronica mentions Doctor Quave and Quinton Quave. Valerius shows guilt and despair, and Olive reveals guarded despair about the outcome and her innocence.
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Oliver Dumbarton
Valerius Galbraith
Olive
Paris
Brindist
Valerius
Fatty
Jessi
Olive Dumbarton
Veronica
Mackworth
Risa
Quinton Quave
Dr. Quaver
Feats of deprivation and endurance across eras
The piece surveys extreme self denial and endurance cases across history. It names Sacco who fasted up to forty five days in multiple cities and compares with others who endured long wakes and additional trials. It notes Culpepper’s eleven day fast for a stake, Irish seaman Mualcaby adrift eight days, and a German man who fasted fourteen days. It contrasts with sleep deprivation records and mentions Angela de Sits who stayed immobile in a London cage for fifty five days under observation. It also mentions trances, the English actress Naomi Smythe, and the Indian fakir Chandra Dali with remarkable stillness. It closes with notes on extreme cold endurance and a Russian experiment reaching go degrees below zero.
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Hanself
Sacco
Vienna
London
Paris
Willeares
San Francisco
John Culpepper
Ife
Haned Mualcaby
Pouela
Pacific
Cramer
Munich
Deroulede
England
Angela de Sits
Dw Argyle Rooms
Naomi Smythe
Norton
Chandra Dali
Senares
Karkoff
St. Petersburg
Arctic
Child's chatter prompts old joke about listening
A fragmentary quip features a girl boasting she has much to say and a Scotchman recalling a railway whistle as the source of a well known complaint. The humor hinges on impatience and a simple, memorable exchange.
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Kelihinads
Summer Ornaments Displayed in Vogue Costume Jewelry Line
New in summer ornaments describe a state of the art line featuring silver gotha slades and Mingmelled stones. The items include belt buckles, clasps, and raised floral designs with roses and other flowers. One set shows a compact clock-type clasp. another offers a large circular back ornament. Small pearls or rhinestones accent collars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gotha
Vetropalitan
Ural
Notic
Ellis
North William Street
New York City
Fragments of a Newspaper Page on Domestic Life and Fashion
A long, garbled column covers domestic themes, fashion notes, and social scenes. It mentions a sister named Tate Susan B Anthony and riffs on selfishness, marriage dynamics, and a wedding tableau with a costly pearl necklace-like adornment. A quixotic novelty dress and a lunch basket anecdote close the piece.
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Mary S Nothongs
Tate
Susan Bo Anthony
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