Lambert Mystery Continued by Mrs Alexander
The serialized Lambert Mystery continues under author Mrs Alexander with further installments expanding the central plot and character dynamics.
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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1907
Page
2
Ballroom Secrets Drive Lambert’s Daughter Vanishing
In Paris Glynn and Elsie drift toward romance at a ball as tensions rise over Mr Vincent locking eyes with Elsie and Lambert fears for his daughter. Lambert bursts in with news of Elsie missing, prompting Glynn and Denham Castle’s Travers Deering to search the city and question witnesses as panic and suspicion mount.
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Elsie
Madame Weber
Woodburn
London
America
Glynn
Lambert
Dunkerque
Madame Duvilliers
Vincent
Madémoiselle
Vicomte
M. Cuvilliers
Glyen
Miss Lambert
Madame Cuvilliers
Mr. Vincent
Paris
le Clerc
Rue de Rivoli
Travers Deering
Denhan Castle
Deering
Denham
Davilliers
Mademoiselle Antoinette
King of the Mastodons Found Near Belvidere
A Belvidere discovery near Hornellsville, New York reveals mastodon bones thought to be the king of its race. Dr. James Johnson and Alban Stewart of the Smithsonian-linked circle report ribs and vertebrae unearthed along the railroad, suggesting a giant animal about 25,000 years old and the largest bones found to date.
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Belvidere
Hornellsville
N. Y
Chicago Chronicle
Bradford
James Johnson
Smithsonian Institution
Johnson
Alban Stewart
Institution
Stewart
Noisy Talk Triggers Richmond Father’s Lesson
A Richmond man employs an elderly colored worker who funds his son’s Alabama college. After the son returns, his outspoken view on topics angers the father, who scolds him for endlessly arguing without getting to the heart of the matter in a Harper's Weekly quote.
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Richmond
Alabama
Richard Thompson Jenkins
Harper’s Weekly
France Considers Tax on Nobility Titles
The New York World notes France may tax noble titles as a new revenue source. Genuine titles would be taxed and stamped to verify legitimacy, similar to real estate protection, while fictitious or hollow claims would be excluded.
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France
Republic
New York World
Par and Pa Stock Broker Quips About His Father
A stock broker says his father is quoted at eighty with prospects to reach par and perhaps be at a premium. The remark reflects a financial pun tying age to securities values in a light joke.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Plans for 435 Foot Barranca Metlac Bridge
The Mexican Vera Cruz Railroad Company has completed plans for a bridge across the Barranca de Metlac. It will be 435 feet high, making it the highest railroad bridge on this continent.
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Vera Cruz
Barranca de Metlac
The Unkind Muse of a Preacher Turned Wealth Heir
A poem by L. F. Vernon traces a revivalist preacher who railed against wealth, royalty, and trusts, calling for rebellion and annihilation of millionaires. The preacher vows anarchic action, but an inheritance from an uncle ends his fiery rhetoric, silencing his fire.
Frail Follies and Witty Observations in Aged Jokes
A collection of humorous quips and exchanges from early 20th century papers. It assembles brief exchanges about ships, love, work, and everyday follies, featuring lines from Life, Puck, Yonkers Statesman, Chicago Daily News and others. The items mix punny dialogue with social satire.
Onion harvest to yield near 100000 in Cotulla
The Nueces valley crop this season is nearly finished and the abundant onion harvest will generate close to one hundred thousand dollars in Cotulla. The Cotulla Record notes the strong value of the onion crop.
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Nueces Valley
Cotulla
Forty Esperanto publications exist worldwide
The statement notes that there are forty publications in the world devoted to Esperanto, indicating a small but active ecosystem of language periodicals and related media. It highlights the global reach of Esperanto despite its niche status.
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