Romance on the Algerian voyage between Julia Redmond and Tremont
On a yacht voyage to Algiers Julia Redmond, under her aunt’s strict guidance, encounters Tremont. Their evolving tension mixes romance and duty as past debts, social expectations, and potential marriage loom, while Redmond weighs rococo flirtation against personal honor and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias Redmond
Robert de Tremont
Redmond
Teast
Dobert
Utiab
Waardaeigght
Sam Atty
Mureovar
Julia
Robert
Ming Redmond
Tom Tulle
Mini
Tremont
Marquise
Addition to War's Horrors Invented by Hammond Jr Missile
A new weapon touted by John Moys Hammond Jr claims to scatter molten metal and release a deadly gas via an atomo-thermic projectile. He says it could appear in the European war to burn towns and destroy balloons while a hydrocyanic chamber prevents flame quenching. The inventor is the son of famed engineer John Hays Hammond.
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Jobn Moys Hammond, Jr
Hammond
John Hays Hammond
Impressions of a Hindu Learned Eastern Viektor
The writer contrasts American youthful energy with what he sees as spiritual underdevelopment. He notes Americans act as if life is endless, never explaining their start or destination, and questions their religious belief. Rabin dranath Tagore is cited on open windows to the stars. The Muscovy duck is mentioned as wild in South America.
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Mirquioe
Mimi
Monateur de Sabron
Tante
Qute
de Gaebe
Julia
Matant
Amnerteans
Trowah
Battle at Neuve Chapelle Scene of Great Clash
Scene shows Neuve Chapelle in France after a fierce battle where British forces defeated German troops. The vivid bombardment left buildings smashed to pieces and the fight described as a greater battle than Waterloo.
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Neuve Chapelle
France
Waterloo
Bulgarian Angler Begins Worm Farm In Orchard Mass
William Lee, an avid fisherman, starts a worm farm in Orchard New York World reports the venture as the town’s newest industry. The operation, aided by a dry spell hurting fisheries, shows rapid worm population growth. Worms are fed soap suds sugar and bread crumbs with plans to add milk for brighter color and increased effectiveness.
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William Lee
Indian Orchard
Mass
New York World
Canadians At The Front In Western Canada Spirit
Western Canada supplied 14 000 of the 33 000 men in the first Canadian draft to Europe while the region has 1 000 000 of the 6 001 000 national population More than one third of the later contingents also come from eastern Canada attribution to the Strathcona cavalry builders in the Boer War now serving in France under Colonel MacDonald of Winnipeg The men are aged eighteen to twenty five and famed for hunting and rugged life. Exchange Changing Views Senator Sorghum recalls initial belief that reform required a new ruling class now questioning that idea and resisting youth replacement.
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Western
Canada
Berry
Western Canada
Secon
Eestern Canada
Strathcona Corps of Cavalry
Lord Strathcona
Strathconas
France
MacDonald
Winnpeg
Sorghum
Modern Torpedoes from Austrian Invention to Modern Weapon
The article describes torpedoes as early as 1866 from Captain Luppis and Whitehead, noting their cigar shaped bodies, gyroscopic guidance, compressed air propulsion, and ranges up to 10 000 yards. Speeds vary from forty to twenty knots, with depths below the surface set to nine feet to avoid battleship armor. Also included is a humorous unrelated note about Little Jack in the pantry and his father's suggestion to visit his mother.
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Tain Luppis
Whitehead
Fiume
Bin
Latir
Sam
Saul and Jonathan in David's perilous rise to throne
In first Samuel narrative, David earns court favor yet faces Saul's jealousy. Jonathan defends David, urging restraint and faith in God. Michal aids a safe escape as Saul's rage, sparked by envy, grows, while David remains faithful to God and divine anointing.
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Samuel
David
Saul
Providentia
Jonathan
Inlaw
Arma
God
Bebale
Jehovah
Israel
Goliath
Michal
Jericho
Paul
Damascus
Edersheim
Satan
Michal David
Naroth
Husband’s shellacing prank ends with sticky stair fiasco
In a humorous mishap, Mr Judson takes on varnishing stairs to impress his wife Martha. He backs up the slick steps to touch up footprints, then sneaks downstairs, leaving varnish on apron and slippers. Breakfast praises hide the sticky truth as Youth’s Companion ends the tale.
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Mir Judson
Mr. Judsom
Gus
Mr. Judson
Ireland
Judson
Annette
Clipped His Locks and Coast Defenses Highlight News
A clipping notes William Melvin known as Medi cine BIL crying as a prison barber cuts his shoulder‑length hair before an indeterminate sentence at Ohio Penitentiary for a Mann White Slave Act conviction. A Sing Sing inmate once held a longer hair record, while other items cover new U S coast defense towers, a mixed military column scene, and brief quips on writing, dogs, and a humorous remark by Uncle Eben.
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William Melvin
Middle West
Ohio Penitentiary
Melvin
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Julian Rodmm
Africa
Julia Redmond
Florence Nightingale
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Jolia Redwond
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Comtense de la Maine
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Newport News
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Mrs. Judson
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Louisville Courier Journal
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Baltimore American
Westminster Kennel Club
Topeka Journal
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