Dark Mirror II The Impossible Continued
In a tense scene in a dim camp, Leonora insists she is not his wife and claims to be Priscilla Maine, while Mars disbelieves and presses for truth. He demands a test, and she struggles with how to prove her identity without exposing perilous secrets.
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New York
Infarayas
Ronmil
Arma
Leo
Marto
Leonora
Priscilla Maine
Murray Hill
Priscilla
Maine
Toms
Tom
Terrar
Marlo
Teonora
Mario
The Captive Flight Through Nighttime Escape
Priscilla, pursued by Mario after confessing love, plans escape from a bungalow. She options a night flight in a heavy coat, slips past him, and drives the car onto a mountain road, fleeing into darkness as the vehicle stalls in mud.
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Prisetta Maine
Leonora
Chadlin
Priscilla
Tsing
Maia
Mario
Marlo
Teonora
Princilla
Ledora
Priscila
Compliment Acknowledged by Sorghinn on League Question
The interviewee dismisses the compliment and rejects new remarks on the subject. Benitar Sorghinn says there is no new information to add and that further inquiry stems from a desire to hear his own oratorical style.
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League [ of Nationa
The Jungle of Ceylon
A vivid and eerie jungle scene describes a night encounter with creeping forms, whispers and unseen dangers, as the forest reveals a powerful, almost alive presence. Fireflies drift above a moonlit clearing while strange shapes vanish into the depths.
Fragmented Musings and Local Anecdotes From an Old Paper
A collage of bits on Herbert Spencer foibles, a Garfield quote about calm levels, a chatty note on the old Binks restaurant and its successors, plus a dubious exchange about a new play and a proverb about widows. The pieces read like stray clippings from a late 19th or early 20th century issue.
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Orlinal Binks
Whale Meat Compared to Beef In Atlantic Monthly Note
A passage discusses whale meat, noting its resemblance to beef in texture and taste. It mentions boneless masses and suggests venison as a comparison, with one whale heart weighing about 3,000 pounds.
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Thayer
Tsaribrod and Bulgaria Rise Through War and Unity
The article recounts Tsaribrod near the Bulgarian border, the 1885 temper of prince Alexander at Philippopolis, and Serbian advances halted by Bulgarian mobilization. It notes civilians aiding troops, a decisive Slivnitsa move, and a Serbian armistice proposal at Tsaribrod that fostered Bulgarian national unity.
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Daniel
Ube
Aviariet
Beit
Sirlent Reyes
Uri Ceony Maristt
Minim Bie
Tsarikind
Bulgaria
Orient Express
Shvaltza
Bulgard
Sofia
Phillppopolis
Philippopolis
Turkey
Alexander
Serbia
Rumelia
Nishuva
Safin
Silynniza
Tsaribrod
Why Lighthouses Won’t Stay Put Amid Coastal Erosion
An aged coastal survey notes Barnegat Light at risk as jetties may be built to preserve the historic beacon. It cites volatile sediment shifts along New Jersey shores with past attempts to cut inlets failing as the sea repeatedly reclaims the coastline.
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Barnegat
New Jersey
National Geographie Society
da Tarhors
Jersey
Michael Ortley
Barnegat Has
Anthony Tvens
Riparian Property Dispute Prompts Court Injunction
An injunction seeks to halt a shoreline appropriation by a riparian owner alleged to deprive another of property rights. The dispute touches on enforcement of statutes, possible refunds, and the broader context of protective works along a jetty area.
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Wesea
Piy
Paul
Cilla
Atlinehe
Elk Protection Gaps Threaten Yellowstone Park Herds
The article describes elk at Yellowstone and adjacent ranges facing danger from hunting and habitat loss. It notes southern elk move toward Jackson Hole while northern herds cross into Montana and Wyoming, with limited protection and feeding reserves insufficient for winter.
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Atis
Barty
Yellowstone
Jackson Hinle
Montana
Washington
Heris
Wyoming
Hooloo
Shoshone
Teton
Spain Extends Civil Rule in Northern Morocco Amid Strife
Dispatches report Spain has carried out key operations in northern Morocco to strengthen military control and extend civil governance. The article notes Moorish and Arab movements at the Straits of Gibraltar in ancient history and references Columbus discovery while highlighting Spain’s current foothold in the region.
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Haave
Morocco
Spain
Straits of Gibraltar
America
Pillars of Hercules and Morocco’s enduring heritage
The region known as the Pillars of Hercules links ancient Mauretania the Romans used as a grain source to Barbary piracy and early US naval action. Now part of Morocco, it is described as preserving the flavor of the Arabian Nights in many ways.
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Mauretania
United States Navy
Morocco
Spain's Moorish foothold and colonial notes in Africa
The article outlines Spain’s early 20th century grip on northern Morocco with Melilla and adjacent coast towns, detailing the geography, frontiers, and potential mineral wealth, alongside a promotional testimonial for Tanlac claiming personal health gains and widespread sale via druggists.
Rhodesia 1921 Land of Ophir Inspires Archeologists
A National Geographic Society letter outlines Rhodesia as a potential Ophir source for King Solomon’s riches. The piece describes seasons, agriculture, Zambezi power prospects, transport challenges, native life, crafts, and expected exports to bolster the British Empire.
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Rhodesia
Union of
South Africa
St. Db. Parsons
National Geographic Society
Zambezi
North
Layingstone
Victoria Falls
Cape To Cairo
Broana
Eggs and Civilization by James Dryden Insight
An excerpt argues that eggs fuel body growth and brain nourishment, linking egg consumption to societal progress. It suggests higher civilization follows from embracing eggs as vital food, while noting the intangible nature of progress and prompting further reflection.
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James Dryden
Electricity as Practical Power in The World’s Work
R. Pratt Jr writes that electricity, though mysterious, is practical and predictable in its reactions. Despite unknown origins, its power is ubiquitous and continuously harnessed, with a sunlit day electric fan among its most common uses.
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R. Pratt, Jr
Ingalls on Death and Life
Fragmentary, nonsensical prose references death and life themes with unclear names and locations, lacking coherent events, dates, or identifiable people.
Making Joss Sticks Revealed in Indo China
A damaged fragment details the mystery of joss stick production used in Brut dita ceremonies. It notes bamboo forms and a mixture comprising multiple ingredients, with a 14 item preparation once taught to a limited group.
Fragmentary notes on knowledge of materials and sprint signals
Fragmentary text notes properties of substances and their uses against mass and mite attacks. It mentions seiniite and camptier as protective agents and contrasts professional sprinters with laypeople who start on a motor horn signal.
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Boston Transcript
Saving Up Rainy Day Joke
A lighthearted exchange features a wife calling her husband a perfect Noah for saving money, quipping he is preparing for a flood. The brief joke centers on thrift humor and domestic banter.
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Noah
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Mmiog
L. Arums Beck
The
Atlantic Monthly
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Europe
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Thungier
Afric
Africa
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Portland
Laytow
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Tannie
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