The Complainers and the Moonlit Night
A short verse from the Chicago News about a dog barking at the moon and people grumbling at fate. Each onlooker dismisses the complaint and moves on with a sly, ironic twist, reflecting on human folly and indifference.
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Deserter West and the Westerne Secrets Unfold
Charley Robson confronts a pursuing deserter in Guilford and discovers the man is Sir Richard Westerne, a former diplomat entangled in a murder cover story. A dramatic revelation links West to Westerne Towers and the murdered lord, exposing Sir Richard’s motive, family ties, and a regained honor through steadfast loyalty.
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Government moves to curb rubber harvesting in Congo
The Congo Free State tightens controls on rubber gathering by enforcing a 150 vines per ton planting rule and extending penalties up to 2000 dollars or imprisonment. A Rubber Forests Control Bureau will enforce decrees of 1802 and 1899 to protect rubber sources amid widespread wasteful harvesting.
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New York Sun
In Law Court the Mother-in-law Brings a Laugh
A Georgia style court quip circulates from the Athinta Constitution where a man arraigned for failure to support his wife blames his mother-in-law. The judge retorts that courting the mother-in-law would have avoided his troubles. The prisoner quips the judge looks worn by age and milk.
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Railway Project Aims Across Sahara From Tunis To Niger
A Preach company with government approval plans a railway across the Sahara from the Mediterranean coast to the Gulf of Guinea. The route would start at Tunis, run south about 2000 miles to the Niger region, then east into the French Congo valley. Estimated cost is 50 million dollars.
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