The Count's Flight Planned to Innsbruck and a Bluffed Trick
Richard Exon dictates the unwinding of a perilous deceit as he secures a damning indorsement, arranges the Count Ferdinand Elbert Virgil's disappearance, and prepares for a final departure to Innsbruck while foiling a deadly trap and securing witnesses. Elizabeth and the Duchess observe, with Exon promising to return Sunday.
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Ferdinand
London
Innsbruck
Winter
Parish
Lord Ferdinand
Gabble
Mr. Parish
Ferdinand Elbert Virgil
Exon Samuel Parish
George Winter
John F Stevens the Canal Builder Heroic Engineer and Mystery
John F Stevens a self educated American engineer led the Panama Canal project from 1905 to General Goethals tenure. His early career includes bold mountain exploration aided by a Montana Blackfoot murderer guiding him through the Marias pass. Stevens later served as minister plenipotentiary to the Soviets in 1917 and helped reorganize railroads before his death at age 86.
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York
John F. Stevens
Panama Canal
American Society of Civil Engineers
New York
Jim Hill
St. Paul
Rocky Mountains
Marias River
Stevens
Marias Pass
Mr. Stevens
General Goethals
de Lesseps
Goethals
Embroidered Trim For Boys Clothes Advice
A reader asks if a four and a half year old is too old for embroidery trims. The columnist suggests a smart boyish approach and sketches an embroidered outline with pencil and small chain stitches, noting Book 2 offers step by step directions and a free crazy quilt leaflet with order.
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Ruth. Wyeth
Spears
Dee Mrs. Spears
B. H
Important Time to Exercise For the Busy Man
Dr. Dudley B. Reed argues in Hygeia that the busiest person should schedule recreation during late afternoon, about an hour before dinner, to refresh for evening work. He notes physical fatigue from nervous effort responds to exercise, while muscular fatigue may not. Areas of caution include avoiding calisthenics immediately after rising when vitality is low.
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Dudley B. Reed
Hygeia
Ohio River Erie Canal Passage Earlier Than 1787
Fragmentary note urges an earlier passage of the Ohio River Erie Canal before the 1787 act. Text mentions Washing and historical context without full details.
Dr Vannevar Bush advocates patent system at hearings
Dr Vannevar Bush testifies before the National Economy Committee in Washington about the patent system and his machine dubbed Mechanical Brain. He praises its potential to solve problems beyond human reach and notes Franklin Institute awarded him a medal. He is a MIT former vice president and Carnegie Institution president, renowned in mathematical physics.
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Vannevar Bush
National Economy Committee
Washington
Dr. Bush
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carnegie Institution
America
Boston
Tufts
Harvard
M. I
New York Patent Lawyers’ Association
Tale of Two Brothers and a Long Step Brother
A 75 year old man testified to a judge that his only brother died 125 years ago and that his father was 70 at his birth in 1863. He described a prior marriage at age 20 and a child who died shortly after birth in 1813, concluding the brother was really a step brother in a long‑drawn family tale.
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
Advert states Creomulsion can relieve chest colds bronchial irritation and ongoing coughs. It claims to reach the problem soothe inflamed membranes loosen and expel germ laden phlegm with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Partisan Roles in Opinion Moderation Highlighted
The line notes that moderators shape discourse yet the glory or shame belongs to partisans, reflecting on influence and accountability in public debate.
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Harper
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Sererery
Sethery
Dornford Yates
Richard Exon
Old Harry
Elizabeth
Godolphin
Crawley
Forsyth
Herrick
Richard
Palfrey
Harry
Duchess of Whelp
Cherchez la Femme
Elsa
Virgil
Brief
Madam
Richard, Exon
Matthew
wWering
By Lemuel F. Parton
Tale of
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Telleves ‘Olds
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