The Flower of Death and a Parisian Courier
Anatole fears a death verdict from Dr Bardais after receiving a letter and a flower said to be the fatal Pyrumenensis Indic. He plots to free Nicette from an arranged marriage, confronts Capendac, and wins consent to wed. The doctor’s madness is revealed by the morning paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatole
Bardais
India
Ganges
Durluck
Nicette
Conservatory
M. Bousard
Monsieur
M. Capendac
Leuffront
Capendac
Rue Ces Deux-Epees
Ting-a-ling
Mile
Consio
Ian
Arona
Dr. Bardais
Develved
White House
Anatale
Argonaut
Sweden
Law Interpretations and Notable Civil Cases Cited
Summarizes diverse case notes including State v Brewster on stenographer use in Grand Jury, Crichfield v Bermudez on paving contracts, Jackman on sidewalk snow duties, Robison on incontestability, Jamespeck v Patillo on agent duties, and Clement on incontestability as a gambling contract, followed by a note on Empress Josephine and the first use of a pocket handkerchief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Vito
Crichfield
Bermudez Asphalt Paving Company
State
State Vs. Jackman (N. H
Massachusetts Benevolent Loan Association
Clement
New York Life Insurance Company
Ute Polletes
Josephine
Reading, maps, and polar theory collide in late issues
A jumble of curiosities notes human reading limits two thousand yards per novel and a lifetime of 2500 miles. It cites polar conclusions: North Polar as oceanic cavity deep, South Polar as vast land belt with two mile water surround. Other topics include brain weights of historical figures, ice insulation ideas, a Siberian volcano, Antarctic exploration urged, and rare insights on amputation vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nansen
North Polar
South Polar
United States
Alaska
Ammon
Bismarck
Fron
Schafer
Cuvier
Bryan
Schiller
James Hoss
Victoria Land
Royal Society
London
Leipsic
South Pole
Yucatan
Jamaica
Puerto Rico
Florida
Admiralty