The Hope Springs Sanatorium Romance Unfolds
A long excerpt follows Minnie Patty and Tim in a chaotic tale at Hope Springs Sanatorium where schemes, party plots, and a secret pantry escape drive a comic rescue. Mr. Pierce ends up guiding a moral upheaval, Patty and Tim declare love, and Barnes becomes a surprising ally as the institution transforms into a home with new leaders.
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Aek
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Jennings
Tim
Mistate
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Mr. Pierce
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Pierce
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Finleyville
Mr. von Inwald
Patricia
Pinleyville
Barnes
Abbe
Sana
Eris
Misa Patty
Honoria
Onkar
Miss Patty Hying
Mr. Dick
Senatorium
Mr. Jennings
Prince
Dickys
Shetter-House
Modern Ethics and Market Myths in a Moral Address
A long excerpt discusses ethics in commerce and middlemen, urging consumers to buy at production to aid producers. It recalls a street-merchant persona, critiques classical scholarship, and pivots to Stephen Leacock's reflections. It ends with a note on earthquake sounds and their perceptual patterns.
Test for death sparks debate in medical circles
A new method by Dr Icard of Marcelliea tests circulation with a subcutaneous fluoroscin dye. If blood moves, eyes turn emerald and skin glows gold. if not, no color. The test supposedly takes about thirty minutes and raises questions about survivors' appearance after recovery. Lammas Day and related notes follow in the London Chronicle clipping.
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London Chronicle
Building ideals and windows in a modern Uruguayan house
The article advises William A Radford readers on home design noting a 28 by 40.5 foot plan with a high roof for three bedrooms and a bath, a slim cornice, and wide projection. It praises non boxed cornices, sash windows, white trim for a neat look, casement placements, and the value of light, air, and simple beauty. It also recounts Montevideo newsboys delivering papers quickly, and a short piece on devils driving in India before criticizing a minister’s preaching.
Bribing the Idol and the Changli Cure
An account from J fs Keeler describes missionary hospital work at Ch'angti in Chibi North China. A magistrate suffering severe abscess and opium pain sought cures from idols through offerings and theatre, burned incense and temple tablets, and finally found healing at Changli, turning to Christianity.
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Ch'angti
Chibi
North China
Changli
Pagenisen
Christian Herald
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