Old World and New: Penelope Gardiner Meets Trello’s Art
In Rome Penelope and her Aunt critique a royal guard while Penelope watches a tall Italian, Lecca, and the artist Trello whose painting titled The Old World and the New fuses tapestry past with American vigor. Penelope and Trello confront love, art, and fate as she learns Trello’s gift was born of sacrifice and promises to unite old and new worlds.
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Penelope Gardiner
Pen
Ope
Archie Hunter
St. Anthony
Kathie
Penelope
Hunter
Nou
Lecca
Trello
Miss Gardiner
Dorothy Kent
Eluuter
Leeca
Academy
Iie
Paris
Tre
Ivate
Royal Guard
Tender Gum Care Powder For Bleeding Gums
Practical health hint advises a home powder for tender gums and bleeding gums. Mix precipitated chalk borax myrrh and orris root. Use a soft brush brush teeth up and down not across and finish with a healing antiseptic mouthwash at night.
The Poet's Troubles
Ted Robinson writes in Judge about the moon’s mood and autumnal gloom. The verse muses on moonlight, mist, and a tired celestial scene reflecting a poet's frustration with language.
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Ted Robinson
Judge
The Confession and Ida Black’s Poultry Yard Dispute
Ida Black withdraws from elite colored circles after a poultry yard incident involving a gentleman. Her mother consoles her with support from a white friend as discussions portray Ida denying wrongdoing and defending her reputation amid the feathered dispute.
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Ida Black
Esther
Ida
Marie John
Lippincott’s
Robinson and Jackson Clash Over Bank Dispute
In Philadelphia, Robinson acknowledges a fallout with the bank while Jackson confirms a loss of balance, framing a dispute over financial conduct and access to accounts.
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Robinson
Bank
Jackson
Philadelpha Press
No Noose Is Good News Crowns Clemency Reconsideration
The attorney visits a condemned man to deliver commutation from death to life imprisonment. The prisoner reflects on the proverb about no noose being good news, prompting the governor to reconsider clemency. The exchange underscores the tug between justice and mercy.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ignorance hampers scientific surveying across lands
The Chicago Record-Herald notes hostility to geodetic work by native tribes when pillars and cairns mark surveying stations in India and other regions. It suggests safeguarding triangulation by placing many secondary points using permanent natural features to deter removal or destruction.
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Cairo
Cape of Good Hope
India
Africa
South America
Chicago Record-Herald
London Lancet Warns Motor Cars Darken City Air
The London Lancet urges reform as cars murk London streets with evil odors and acrid fumes. It warns that chemically the air may hold carbonic acid gas hydrocarbons and perhaps carbon monoxide at worse levels than when horses dominated traffic.
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London Lancet
London
London Women Run Bank Finds Success in West End
Farrow's bank for women in London, opened years ago, has proved successful under female management and relocated to larger premises. The manager credits strong support from women for the bank's thriving operations, with an all female staff handling standard banking business.
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London
Woman’s Bank
Farrow’s Bank
West End
Notice of Administration in Fountain County
The Fountain Trust Company administrator OV P Lewis files in Fountain County Circuit Court as administrator of the estate of Margaret M Cras late of Mountain County. The estate is believed solvent. Date 11-27-13.
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Circuit Court of Fountain Court
Stateuf
Margaret M. Cras
Mountain County
Fountain Trust Company
Admiinistrator
OVP
Lewis. Atty
Adin
Notice to heirs creditors in Hannibal Yount estate
Fountain Circuit Court in September Torti judge will hear final settlement filed by Fountain Trust Co as Administrator of the estate of Hannibal C Yount deceased The heirs and creditors must appear to prove heirship and to contest or support the account and vouchers on the specified Decembers day 1913 at the court and to show cause why the account should not be approved.
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Hannibal C
Fountain Circuit
Torti
Fountain Trust Co
Sid Catate
THE
Fountain Trust Company
New Cook Impresses Mr Crosslets With Promise
Mr Crosslets praises his new cook as kind and obliging. He jokes that with new talking machine records he can teach her to win the automobile, hoping she will stay for a while. The Washington Star quotes the remark.
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Mr. Crosslets
Washington Star
Best He Could Do. Student Faces Massage at Barber
A humorous vignette recalls a student enduring a facial massage with a towel too hot and a barber apologizing for losing his grip during a Pennsylvania Punch Bowl event.
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Pennsylvania
Thirteen at the Table as Dinner Charge
A witty exchange where Mason questions luck of thirteen at table and Brown replies that the thirteenth is paying for dinner. The quip highlights money as the decisive factor over superstition.
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Mason
Brown
Stiff Joints and Passive Exercises for Rheumatism
Advice urges rheumatic patients to use passive range of motion and massage to restore function. It recommends a defined exercise plan for each limb, daily small gains in finger movement, gripping drills, and persistent effort to improve strength and mobility despite early discouragement.
Wandering Irish Clan Owns Vast Southern Real Estate
The Carroll Riley Shylock clan from Roscommon Ireland, twenty years in America, trades horses and owns substantial property in Atlanta Nashville Chattanooga Rome and Cartersville. They reside in tent camps on city blocks yet maintain hygiene, observe Catholic marriage rules, and have grown wealth through shrewd dealings since forming their association.
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County Roscommon
Ireland
Carroll, Riley & Co
Carrolls
Rileys
Shylocks
Roscommon
South
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Nashville
Rome
Cartersville
Georgia
America
Historical Medical Museum Opens in London for Congress
The Historical Medical Museum in London debuts as part of the forthcoming International Medical Congress. Exhibits cover ancient healers Hippocrates Galen Avicenna to modern pathology with apothecaries shops and hospital scenes from Rome to the eighteenth century. The collection aims to form a permanent medical museum nucleus.
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Historical Medical Museum
London
Hippocrates
Galen
Avicenna
Babylonia
Where the Pins Go To
A Paris scientist Dr Xavier reports pins hairpins and needles vanish by turning into ferrous oxide and blowing away as dust. Hairpin vanished in 154 days steel nib just under 15 months common pin 15 months polished steel needle two and a half years. The effect parallels iron corrosion without paint.
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Paris
Xavier
Something to His Credit
A clipped quotation features a speaker who insists on humility beyond life in New York. The Detroit Free Press note frames the remark as a defense of equality among people regardless of location or status.
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New York
Detroit Free Press
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Chitaren
Fletcher
Castoria
Jackson Biv
Chigago
Yringer
ONE Minute Mfg. CO
Newton
Iowa
Attica
Attics Hardware CO
Covington
T. H. McLeorge Jr. CO
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Inlow & Renice
Mellott
Clini Hancock Newslown
Newtown Hardware CO
Essee JD
T. H. McGeorge, Jr. Co
Covington, Ind
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Buffalo
Seeandbee
Nnger
Penn
City of Erie
City of
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Detroit
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