First Patient Not an Invalid at Sulphur Springs
Dr Frederick Morgan fills in at his uncle’s sanitarium and meets Ellanor Grayson as she visits with her aunt Amantha Webb. A playful misread leads to romantic tension while he tends patients and observes the couple amid a summer at the spa.
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Fred
Hrighton
Scott
Walter
Tam
Hsa
Amantha Webb
Migs Grayson
Miss Grayson
Morgan
Amantha
Teddy and Mariana: a girl in breeches tale of love and disguise
In 1918 era fiction, Mariana braves war era roles by adopting boyish riding breeches and a conductor’s badge. Dixon James encourages a male persona Teddy at a country house party to test social norms, sparking romantic confusion and a revelation of true feelings.
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Dixon
Marlana
Mariana
jyonlt
Dix
Teddy
Marian
Explaining Gods of Egypt in Petrie’s Geography Study
A Nature summary of Trof. Flinders Petrie’s article in Ancient Egypt Part 8 1517 detailing how his cataloging of cult centers for Ra Mut Amen Set Osiride triad clarifies origins and distribution of Egyptian deities. He notes Ra’s southern center from the northeast and Set’s desert road introductions.
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Egypt
Trof
Flinders Petrie
Professor Petrie
ely
Amen
Set
Red seaway
Early lake settlements mark dawn of civilization
The text describes lacustrine communities as refuges for pastoral and agricultural peoples, noting shifts toward permanent dwellings and the birth of civilization. It cites early inventions in weaving, animal domestication, and the discovery of metal, ushering in the iron age, with similar ancestries noted in the East Indies, Maracaibo tribes, Lake Prastas, and Thrace in Herodotus era.
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East Indies
Maracaibo
Lake Prastas
Thrace
Herodotus
Hair Exports Rise After Queues End In China
Since the abolition of the queue long pigtails are scarce and dealers seek combings from women though some men grow eight inches for sale. Hair is exported in length graded bunches to England France and the United States where peroxide bleaching thinning with acid and boiling in dye render it finer in texture and sanitary. The appearance is completely changed.
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ngland
France
United States
Soldiers Learn Practical Skills From War Experience
Soldiers gain more than military training as they return to civilian tasks. Many will become bank clerks or cobblers aided by small in-field cobbler kits. The kit features a hollow handle hiding an awl and tools and a waxed twine spool for quick repairs.
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Soldiera Gobler
cobblers’ union
Beaver Scarecrow Fails At Walla Walla River Farm
A farmer near the Walla Walla River built a beaver scarecrow that worked the first night. On the second night beavers cut it down and used it in their dam.
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Walla Walla river
Deavers
Salt Riches Under Cracow Deep Mine
Article highlights a vast Cracow salt bed, 600 miles long, two miles wide and a quarter mile thick, claimed to be the world’s greatest salt deposit. It lies completely underground, with houses, streets, and electric lights built within the mine. Mules are reportedly born in the Cracow works to work their entire lives underground.
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Cracow
Poland
Cracow works
Explosives Investments Soar in Transvaal Mines
In the Transvaal of South Africa mining and related operations use vast quantities of high explosives. Estimates indicate about 7 million dollars are invested in such explosives each year across mining activities.
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Transvaal
South Africa
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