A Fallen Idol in Anstey Continued
In this fragment Campion and Nebelson debate handling a tricky situation. Nebelson plans to consult his Mahatma for advice while Campion remains cautious about following such directions as the dialogue unfolds.
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
2
Color Blind Painter Faces Ghost of a Idol
Campion discovers he is color blind endangering his art career and debates returning the idol to its giver as the Mahatma advises. Nebelsen and the Chela push occult schemes while Campion battles fear, flowers topple the idol, and a dramatic studio vigil ends with a mysterious astral interruption to be continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campion
Nebelsen
Chela
Mahatma
Bedder
Nebelson
Nebelgen
Bales
Bal
Bates
Nebelsen Som
Ward Way
Mystical gathering unfolds as Nebelson readies occult phenomena
Mrs. Staniland hosts an esoteric evening to showcase Nebelson and the brotherhood. The room fills with intrigued guests while Nebelson prepares to unveil mysteries to a larger audience, feeling highly electric at the prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebelson
Brotherhood
Divorce Suit for Mrs Annie J. Kydd in Brooklyn
Notices show Mrs Annie J Kydd, over seventy, suing for divorce in Brooklyn New York. Other items include a New York photographer seeking models with 457 applications and society notices from Rome and Lowell among varied public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie J. Kydd
Brooklyn N. Y
New York City
Ivah de Chipenham Berg
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
Official
Rome
Italy
Wilhelmina Crawford
Lowell
Mass
James Butler
Mignon Nevada
Emma Nevada
Maria Christina
Brothers Sanz
Alfonso XIII
Hetty Green
America
Hoboken
Mary Sherry
Brocton
N. Y
Andrew Jackson
Rheua Miller
New York State
Mount Vernon
Stamford, Conn
Colseth Webb
Coast Guards
Reuben Scofield
Red Men Gang Stage Robbery Reported in Cody
The Wyoming Eagle notes a gang dressed as Indians and cowboys held up a street stage in Cody last week to publicize a Red Men dance. No injuries reported and authorities seek suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cody
Wyoming Exchange
Bible Society report notes growing faith among Filipinos
The annual report of the American Bible Society shows encouraging religious life in the Philippines with school enrollment doubling and communities embracing scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Bible Society
Iowa man invents butter tub paraffining machine
A resident of Iowa developed a device to paraffin butter tubs and boxes enhancing packaging process. The invention aims to improve shelf life and presentation for dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Rural Cleverness in Alferd Williams Tales
A tongue twisting sketch from Harper's Magazine recalls cousin Alferd Williams and his country wit. The narrator mimics country speech and jokes about slang, misheard phrases, and playful pride in rural talk, noting how Alferd’s lines spark laughs and memory of simpler country roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooste
Alferd Williams
Papa
Alferd
Harper’s Magazine
Humorous Vignette Bits From Early 20th Century Papers
A collage of comic snippets and quips from various sources including Yonkers Statesman and Chicago papers. Jokes touch on weddings, neighbors, poems, weddings and social missteps, with light lampooning of editors and editors' feedback, reflecting period humor and wordplay.
Reversed request leads to harsh Chinese provincial fate
A foreign visitor party asked to witness a native execution in China and the provincial Governor agreed for a price. The criminals pleaded for mercy but the Governor, in a grim quip, declared no chance, saying it’s a taels I win, heads you lose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Visistors
China
German printers favor durability over speed
Germans are less in a hurry than Americans as printing presses are built heavier and machines are designed to last longer even at the cost of speed and efficiency.
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Patience
Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
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Chicago Tribune
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Chicago Daily News
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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