Moonlit confrontation in a haunted churchyard tale
Muriel confronts Hester over Eric's note and jewels amid a moonlit stroll with Captain Leverson. Edith mediates as Muriel accuses Hester of stealing a message and jewels, while Hester denies involvement and Captain Leverson swears the case was never opened.
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Edith
Bone
Marth
Muriel
Hester
Lettie
Mariel
Eric
Leverson
Tiat
Baydug
Man chides schemes as Major Llewellyn presumed dead in shipwreck
In a cold December scene at Carraghdene House Miss Stapleton learns from a lawyer’s letter that Major Eric Llewellyn perished when the Cyprus was sunk off Madagascar after sailing from Cape Town. Muriel and Edith face the cruel truth while Hester keeps a wary, resentful silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaster
Hester Stapleton
Captain Leverson
Hester
Edith Cameron
Muriel
Wdith
Leverson
Edith
Eric
London
Evie Llewellyn
Madagascar
Cape Town
Eric Llewellyn
Jetter
Hannah
O'Mara
Miss Stapleton
Hinenah
Farut
Mr. Murren
Llewellyn
Tim
Dlettie
Amd
Gud
Stirink
Anil
Pettie
Brie
Mr. Farren
Mina Stapleton
Cape Lown
Cyprus
Gre
Madagnecar
Farren
War Office
Liew- Ohyt
Eyoo
Erie
Adse
Heaters 2000 Years Ago in Roman Antiquities
Cincinnati investigator W T Bonner highlights ancient Naples heaters showing water tube principles used in modern boilers. Describes dual shells, bronze grate tubes, charcoal use, and air access, comparing form to Padua cream pitchers, with notes on possible wine heat and cafés in Pompeii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
W. T. Bonner
Cincinnati
Atell
Ana Terpoad
Quaint Juvenile Tales and School Fire Drill Details
A jumble of juvenile tales and school life describes Mary Cute cod adventures and a JumpingOff Place play alongside a fire drill at an Okvaye school. It notes pupils marching to a prairie space during the drill and outlines safety ideas for kettle handling and steam, plus a tangential discussion on postage stamps and margarine regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyelione
Wana
Okvaye
Amsas
Mike
Che Wyhue
Kansas
Dean of the Masonic Order Captures Attention at Grand Lodge
The session highlights Tachel Sickels, known as Uncle Dan, age eighty three, resident of Brooklyn, described as the dean of Freemasonry and oldest thirty third degree Mason in the United States. The piece notes his long service and roles within masons and related orders. Additionally a humorous aside references Prince George and Princess May marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muaseme Grand Lodge
Tachel Sickels
Uncle Dan
Brooklyn
United States
Vialaaa
Deitis Brother
Maseus
Daele Daaa
Feluied Helaee
Auadoan
Wisc
Genet
Fle
Ant Hous es in Australia Mounds of Insects Live in Amity
An explorer reports massive ant mounds near Port Darwin Australia with eighteenth foot tall groined columns and mul tiple levels of cells. Interiors resemble marble floors with hundreds of storerooms and terrace galleries connected by stair like passages. The finding claims ants show complex architecture and organized provisioning as naturalists debate ant intelligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Darwin
Apts
Mies Evaugute's New Play Draws Attention
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes Mies Evaugute is generating buzz with a new dramatic work in a laboratory setting, and observers suggest the playwright is advancing her own bold artistic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Evaugute
Cincinnati Enaulrer
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Captain Severson
Het
Carraghdene
Vieleto
James Gundertue
Poe
Wdith Choneron
Captain Leversotds
Bethaele
Buenos Ayres
Neilson
Ety
Plhita
Newtson
Bellucia
South America
Spain
England
America
Count Z
Monroe
Sidie
Agra
Jaaver
UTP
Ana
Arthur J. Bordick i
Willy Matt Cere
Aid
Sting
Pola
de Cumaalii
France
Wade
Masonic Order
Daniel Sickele
Arenenn
Masonic Veteaans
New York
New York World
Phil May
May
Ny Gratification
Prince George
Princesa May
Daniel, Aickels
Australia
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