Famine in Bombay Districts Described by Dr Klopsch
Dr Klopsch tours famine districts in Bombay presidency reporting cholera and smallpox outbreaks. He cites 3000 deaths at Godhra and 2000 at Donad in four days, with 90 percent hospital mortality and extreme filth in Baroda’s facilities. He urges aid and notes govt efforts but warns worst is yet to come before the monsoon. The Herald reports a $26.25 local subscription to the famine fund.
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Elevator Confessions Reveal Odd Floor Requests
A New Orleans elevator operator recalls callers mixing thoughts with floors. A woman requesting two back teeth shifts to five and finally asks to stop at the fifth floor. another man disputes floor instructions while chasing his lawyer.
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Laura's Freedom and a Duel in a German Gambling Den
A curious visit to a German gambling house ends with a fatal duel and a love triangle. Laura Preston is bound by her father's will to marry George Bradden, the tutor guardian's son, despite loving the narrator Vernon. After revelations, Bradden confesses his son murdered Paul Preston, and Laura is released to marry whom she chooses.
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Imaginary Currencies Spanned Spain Portugal and Gibraltar
The article explains pure imaginary money used in Spain Portugal and Gibraltar. It notes reals and milreis for accounting with no coins in circulation and a Gibraltar real valued about 1.12 dollars. It contrasts a quarto as an accounting unit without physical notes.
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