Return to France Prompts Promise From Julia
In Algiers Sabron recovers in hospital after being saved from the desert. Julia Redmond faces a dilemma as her aunt pushes a Paris return and a promise that she will accept Sabron if he proclaims love. The marquise insists Julia must commit to a future with Sabron, despite Tremont.
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Sabron
Marquise d'Bacligna
Monsieur
Subron
Julia Redmond
Red Cross
Babron
Duchesse de Tremont
Monaleur de Sabron
Mademoiselle
Monsieur de Sabron
Duc de Tremont
Africa
Julia
Comtense de la Maine
Paris
Tremont
Matante
Marquise d'Esclignac
France
Robert
Marquise d’Esclignac
Marquise
d'Baclignac
Algiers
Orient
Trouville
Tante
Capitaine de Sabron
Red Cross Society
Madame de la Maine
Marquise d'Escagnac
Marquise d’Eselignac
Marquise d’Ecolignac
Lorgnon
America
Ma Tante
Woman the Home Builder and Homemaking Role
A historic view argues that homemaking dominates women's work in the United States with 2.4 million of 31 million women over ten engaged in it. It urges better training in scientific cooking within vocational schools to improve domestic efficiency and reduce waste and health risks from amateur cooking.
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United States Board of Education Statisticians
United States
Federal Educational Board
Lost Hand Digging Grave Explosion Claim Rejected
The Industrial Insurance Department rejected John Borgford of Seattle for a left hand injury from a dynamite cap while grave digging. They ruled that digging is normally peaceful and blasting cannot be an exception, despite explosives use being part of the job.
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Industrial Insurance Department
John Borgford
Seattle
Olympia
Wash
Portland
Left His Wife as Security in Pittsburgh Street Plan Incident
The event involved B. Stern of Wellsville Ohio and his wife in downtown Pittsburgh. A Secret Service operative D W Price was stranded in a Diamond Street restaurant for three hours while the Sterns searched for her. They slept at a Fourth Avenue hotel and later Mr Stern returned for money, losing his way on the return trip.
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Pittsburgh
B. Stern
Wellsville
D. W. Price
Diamond Street
Mr. Stern
Death by shell blast without a wound reported by Lancet
The London Lancet cites cases of soldiers killed by exploding shells with no external injury. M Sencert notes a man died with both lungs burst at necropsy though not grazed or hit. He argues mechanical causes suffice, discounting toxic gases or shock as necessary explanations.
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London Lancet
M. Sencert
Societe de Chirurgie
Flag adopted for New York City by aldermen
The New York City board of aldermen approved a city flag with three perpendicular bars in blue white and orange recalling the Dutch flag once used in New Amsterdam. A blue city seal will appear on the white bar, and the emblem will be raised at City Hall on June 12 to mark the 250th anniversary of the board’s establishment.
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New York City
Board of Aldermen
New York
New Netherlands
Diamonds in Diamond Street Dinner Hunt Ends Afield
After hours of visiting several restaurants the hunt for the Diamond Street place ends with success at a specific Diamond Street restaurant. Two individuals, Price and his companion, find the location after an exhausting search across multiple venues.
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Bles
Price
Diamond Street Place
Reflective Columbus Journal Note on Youth and Parenthood
A columnist muses on aging and social expectations as a man nears midlife, observing how walking a stylish street reveals amid youthful dating and potential parenthood the creeping sense of future fatherhood and motherhood shaping the race.
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Columbus (Obio) Journal
After coal what question haunts an industry voice
An emaciated fragment from Cleveland Plain Dealer notes a contemporary voice asking after coal what follows, predicting a future driven by ashes and an ash wagon through intervals of time. The quote captures industrial concern about waste and byproducts in the era.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dust and the Lack of It in Louisville
A brief Louisville Courier Journal note reflects on social status tied to dust presence. It asserts that those with dust feel powerful while those without feel diminished, hinting at status and pride in environmental conditions. The quip frames dust as a social divider among people.
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Howe
Louieville Courter Journal
His Share in Charity Sparks Public Quip
Local chatter recalls Jiggers collecting for his pet charity yesterday while critics quip he funds the cause only by providing the fountain from which others write checks. The exchange shows lingering public skepticism about his generosity.
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Jiggers
Old Songs Banned by Zeppelins and Submarines
In a wartime reflection, the piece laments reviving old tunes amid airships and submarines roaming the world. It muses that joyous singing would be impossible as modern threats loom, noting titles such as Up in a Balloon, Boys and Sailing Over the Bounding Main.
Not a Booklover leads to a puzzling exchange in Tennessee hamlet
A visitor hires a local to help pack books after summer in a mountain hamlet. While boxing a shelf the mountaineer remarks that he never cheered for books and reflects that his illiteracy may have affected his wit.
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Tennessee
Mountaineer
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Mlien
Ned
Colorado Cartercar Co
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Higgins
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