Spanish Bailor and a Web of Family Tragedy Unfolds
A garbled early 20th century tale follows Dr John Michelwee and Nia career paths as intrigue erupts over engagement and consent. A revolver appears amid a family drama with a butler, interference, and a murder mystery widening to a northern winter tale.
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Byun
John Michelwee
Elarciay Caveen
Wilner
Sidney Lew
Bent
Tee
Connie Crom
Hastley
Biiney
Meinay
Hartley House Mystery Deepens With Spaniard Intrusion
A narrative from Hartley House details a Spaniard peering over a wall into Jed and Mr. Sidney’s garden, sparking fear and a chain of events. A drunken stableman’s lapse allowed the intruder’s approach, triggering investigation and identification of a mysterious confederate linked to the house.
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Perth
Japan
Eadee
Jet
Tate
Sidney
Voller
Jed
Hartley
Bartley House
Moeman
Hartley House
Withes
Sokels
Ellseard
Philetus M. Brown
Hbm
Elas
Sidney Directy
Caid
Mr. Sitney
Iving
Mr. I Sidney
Nutritious Foods and Meat Digestibility Notes
A fragmented note discusses nutrition and meat digestibility, noting white chicken meat as easier to digest, pork as hard on digestion, and suitability of chicken and mutton in certain broths. It also mentions pigeon meat as tender and calfs pancreas as valuable, plus a separate observation on pulpwood storage reducing pulp yield over time.
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Mente
Queen of Sheba Visits Solomon Highlights Israel's Greatness
A Moody Bible Institute lesson on Kings 10 details the Queen of Sheba's visit to Solomon, sparked by his fame. It notes his vast kingdom, wisdom surpassing contemporaries, temple and palace grandeur, wide commerce, potential opposition, and the gifts exchanged. The lesson urges reflecting divine wisdom and duty in a troubled world.
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Shebs
Solomon
Israel
Sheba
Euphrates River
Mediterranean Sea
Lebanon
Indian Ocean
India
Spain
Christ
Jerusalem
Hey
P. F. Reese
D. D
Mount Rainier Booklet praises the national park's glory
A 51 page Mount Rainier guide extols the park as one of the most interesting in the U S system. It covers the mountain's height at 14 403 feet, its glaciers and parks, and details its history, flora, and terrain. It notes the name dispute between Tacoma and Seattle and recalls explorers, surveys, and the park's dramatic landscapes.
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Paradise Valley
NCLE
Mount Rainier National Pars
Mount Rubler
Uncle San
Reuse
Mears
Mount Rainier
Ninantala
Peter the Great
Vitus Behring
Sberin
Atlantic
Alaska
North Pacific
Pérez
Haeeta
Pacific Coast
Nootet Sound
Columbia River
James Cook
Cook's Inlet
Juan de Fuca
Columbia
Robert Means
East India Company
Columba's Bar
Robert Gray
Boston
Coler’hia
Columbia’s
George Vancouver
Nootka
Tryline
Hin’char
Gray
Broughton
Chatham
Jayeh
Peter Reinier
Tatoma
Seattle
Tacoma
Rainier
Uncle Sam
Mount Reinier
John Muir
John P. Williams
F. E. Matthies
United States Geological Survey
Cascade Range
Mount Shasta
Ingrandeur
United States
Alps
Treen
Altinile
Mount Whitney
Mount Tannier
Regret Acevasselv
Mount Rulnier
Japa
Mount Ralfier
Liberty Cap
Geolesical Survey
Mount Rotmler
Ingri_ mons
Winthr _ hong
Spray Park
St. Andrews Park
Indian Henry's Hunting Ground
Paradise
Summer Land
Vast Colonial Empire Lost by Germany After War
The National Geographic Society sums Germany lost a colonial empire of about 1.25 million square miles. In 1914 Germany held colonies including Southwest Africa and East Africa with railways, mines, and ports. By the postwar era these possessions were taken by the Allies, ending the empire.
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Germany
National Geographic Society
Southwest Africa
German East Africa
German Empire
Prussia
Symoxn Islands
Apia
Tsine-Tao
Wie
Misidentified Beer Delivery at Howdle Residence
A driver asks for Mr. Howdle at the door and insists the package is for him. The house misidentification leads to a humorous misunderstanding about a beer delivery.
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Mr. Howdle
Howdle
Man Finds Bond of Sympathy Before Proposal
A young visitor questions Mr. Bashleigh about meeting Mrs. Stanton's father to secure her hand. The elder recalls his own nerves and eventual acceptance. The scene ends with the couple confirming plans to marry, after Bashleigh learns Gladys promised marriage.
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Mr. Bashleigh
Mr. Stanton
Mrs. Stanton
Young Bashleigh
Gladys
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Medianiet Magazine
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