League of Lost Causes Ends In Hell in India
Paul, an American hired by the League, pursues Mademoiselle in India after a botched mission. He escapes an Italian cutter, is captured by Fethey Pasha, pleads for life, and is ordered buried in the sands as a looming death sentence nears final resolution.
Angel of Battle and the Desert Bride
Paul endures a brutal sand burial in a desert siege. He survives aided by the veiled woman who inspires his daring pursuit across the dunes. rescued by Captain von Solzrad, Paul is warned to return to America yet vows to win the mysterious lover who saved him, chasing her toward danger and destiny.
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Marriage Opinions Ignite Smoking Room Debate
Conversation drifted to marriage as men shared experiences. Some praised long engagements, others dubbed marriage a failure, while a few argued it gives life meaning. A small man asserted men should be masters, sparking a counterclaim that larger women marry smaller men, revealing playful social dynamics.
Villainous Bau King Tales From An Earliest Era
Annals recount Tanoa the elder king of Bau as a brutal ruler whose son Cacoban strangled five wives including his own mother. Cacoban later embraced lotus Christianity and changed his marriages by church ceremony. Ratu Abel avoided foreign ties. no cannibalism charges. Present Ratu Dadavu is educated and studied at the University of Sydney with cousin Ratu Pope.
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Plan for Beautifying Paris Would Create Greater Paris
The Seine prefect M Delannay proposes a vast scheme to extend Paris to include surrounding suburbs, eliminate inner fortifications, regulate ensuing construction, and establish numerous open spaces. Two large parks would rise north and south, with markets barracks and hospitals moved to the outskirts to create recreation grounds.
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Scottish humor praised by Asquith at Stirling monument
In Stirling, Mr. Asquith praised Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's humor, debunking a superstition about Scottish wit. He shared a story from Sir John Graham: a voter told Sir Henry he would rather vote for the devil. Henry replied that since the devil is not a candidate, vote for me.
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Bribing the Idols and a Missionary Cure
From J L Keeler an account of hospital work at Ch angui in North China ninth year. A young magistrate arrives in a chair with a swollen jaw and abscess damage. Poisoned system, otium relief, native doctors consulted, temple offerings and bribes to idols including a tablet and a theater act. He finally seeks Ch angui and is cured, converting to the church.
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Remedy for Sleeplessness from a New York Post correspondent
A letter from a New York Evening Post correspondent describes a personal sleep aid. He suggests a negative, or “unthink” method, shutting out images and thoughts to keep the mind blank and dark. He notes it works for him and may help others.
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Paul Appearance and Humble Self View
The article notes Paul’s plain appearance from his own writings and contrasts it with a later tablet depicting him as venerable and strong. It also recounts a humorous anecdote about a young man giving a colored houseman a bright suit, who refuses it as unsuitable.
Two Sides to the Shield in Cincinnati Enquirer
A columnist cites a Cincinnati Enquirer note claiming married men live longer than bachelors because shared pleasures boost happiness. The piece cautions the argument hides the truth that misfortune also doubles for married men, making the claim sophistical.
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