Burdell Mystery and the Enigmatic Pamela Unearthed
A long, dramatic recounting of the Burdell murder case and trials, alongside lore about Pamela the famed Parisian beauty linked to the Duke of Chartres and Lord Edward FitzGerald. It traces rumors of Pamela’s origins, her bold marriage, and her perilous fate, ending with the question of her true identity.
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Pamela
Monsieur
France
Europe
England
Duc de Chartres
Duke of Orleans
Edward FitzGerald
Duke of Leinster
Paris
Lord Edward
London
Tournay
Stephanie Caroline Anne Siliams
William Berkele
Mary Simms
Masonic Magazine
Moore
Lord ‘Edward FitzGerald
Roger Casement
Ireland
Edward
Witc
Pamela's Tombside Walk Through Montmartre Cemetery
Tourists in Montmartre stroll past a modest headstone, pausing at Pamela’s grave as Henins guides visitors through a famous Paris cemetery.
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Henins
Montmartre
Paris
Girl injured by stray dog on Grand Street incident
A well dressed fifteen year old girl was knocked down by a dog while crossing Grand Street near Broadway. She struck her head on a stone, suffering a three inch gash and lay unconscious for nearly two hours before regaining consciousness. The account questions how long citizens must tolerate the danger in violation of city ordinances.
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Henever
New York
Burdell
Metropolitan Police Force
Harvey Burdell
Cunningham
Eckel
George Y. Snodgrass
Broadway
Chambers Street
Dr. Turdell
Grand Street
New York Evening Post
Best Filament Current Sources for Vacuum Tubes
The article explains that filament current stability greatly affects plate current and receiver performance. A storage battery provides a constant filament supply, while a battery plus rectifier offers an ideal power source for filaments in radiophone receivers and amplifiers, reducing noise and maintaining impedance.
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Eager Cheeshi Ang Ot No
Steinmetz Downplays Amateur Radio Hazards and Value
Dr. Steinmetz, expert in high power electricity, told a radio congress audience that amateur radio receiving stations pose no fire or life risk. He called the hobby a harmless toy with strong educational and recreational value and discussed practical AC filament power and hum reduction methods. He also noted that a grounded antenna offers lightning protection and that the energy from coal far exceeds the station’s needs.
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Doctor Steinmetz
Radio Congress
Steinmetz
Ufe
Pay-as-you-enter gates prompt houselike remark
Mr Shott comments on new pay as you enter gates while Mr hott notes the setup feels natural akin to entering his home on Saturday night.
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Mr. Shott
Mr.hott
Radio broadcasts expand in Hawaii rural schools and more
Vaughn MacCaughey announces plans to install standard radio receivers in all rural Hawaii schools with University of Hawaii extension courses, especially agriculture, aired to aid stenography students. Other uses include business schools and Bible sales on the Pacific coast, while Nauen in Germany plans to boost its long distance range to meet rising traffic.
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Vaughn MacCaughey
Nauen
Germany
United
Mies
Argentine Republic
Forest Station Established in Southern Appalachians
The Department of Agriculture creates a new forest experiment station at Asheville North Carolina to study conservation and timber management southern trees this first eastern station aims to aid forest handling and provide practical data, the Scientific American reports. A juvenile president questions Hickey joining the Oriole Sporting Club amid concerns about trust and integrity voiced by members in a Life excerpt.
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Appalachian
Department of Agriculture
Asheville
N. C
Scientific American
Oriole Sporting Club
Hickey
Jimmie
Origins of hosiery and knits in English history
The text traces hose from long stockings to upper-stocks and nether-stocks with breeches. It notes the knits from Italy arriving to England in 1564 via William Rider, and woven stockings by William Lee in 1599. It ends with a proverb about truth guiding genius and a remark on intellect versus practicality.
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Italy
England
William Rider
William Lee
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Her First Love Affair
A brief reminiscence from an Exchange column about a six year old girl befriending a boy and staging a prank. The first romance memory ends when the boy falls, crying, and is taken home, marking a shy mischief in kindergarten.
Only Minor Scandals
In a fragment from a social page Ethel and Clara discuss restraint and discretion. The dialogue hints at private concerns and the value of keeping matters private.
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Ethel
Clara
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