The Girl in the Mirror Chapter 1X Escapes to Mystery
Laurie Devon awakens in a hidden cellar beneath an office with no exit, battles Shaw and a secretary, discovers an empty upper room, and climbs to a mirrored hall. He plans to warn Doris and uncover the fate of the mansion while seeking a way out before morning. The scene ends as he exits into a deserted building seeking information.
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Laurie
Bin
Rhinn
Filangurat
Sol
Shaw
Tile
Lagrle
Lim
Shawagin
Aldo
Renseniai
Tacarte
Liurle
Littele
Line
Tita
Jody
Lawp
Chen
Fletad
Inston
Jia
Hal
Wwf
Deerie
Laure
Isey
Doris
Genrie
Ife
Shawn
Devon
Noen
A Bit of Bright Ribbon Chapter Opening Scene
Laurie awakens in darkness recalling a tense moment with Shaw and a secretary. The mood is tense as caution echoes about wealth. He rises slowly, feeling faint, and searches for his surroundings.
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Laurie
Shaw
Abraham in Moslem and Jewish Traditions
The article surveys Abraham as a central figure in pre Muslim history and in the Koran with prominence in Mohammedan sources. It notes extensive apocryphal and rabbinical literature, and references works by editors and scholars. It also mentions Solomon and the queen of Sheba, and Abyssinian royal lineage traditions traced to Solomon.
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Abraham
Cleveland Plain Center
Heta
Yomplins
Pine of Atraham
W. J. Deane
Mfe
Timor
Solomon
Sheba
Take Your Choice Lists Comfort and Cold Dilemma
A Buffalo Express note records a domestic exchange where a woman rejects being bundled for warmth, while her husband insists it is better to be wrapped like an old woman than like Lux Tut. The brief quote contrasts care and pride in a cold afternoon conflict.
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Mme
Bultale Express
Discovery of Volcanizing Rubber by Charles Goodyear
Discovery and experiments by Charles Goodyear led to vulcanizing rubber, transforming brittle natural India rubber in cold and sticky warm conditions. The accidental process used heat to fuse rubber and sulfur, creating durable material now widely used. A curious note adds a baby wearing a new belt with legs can crawl but cannot fall when seated.
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Charles Goodyett
India
Goodyear
Dislike for Cats Heritage of Man
Albert Payson Terhune explains in Liberty that human aversion to cats stems from ancient times. He argues the instinctive fear arose when nocturnal hunters deterred early humans, shaping our dislike of cats as a defense against unseen dangers.
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Albert Payson Terhane
Liberty
Dandelion Butter Color Sells Nationwide for Decades
A harmless vegetable butter color labeled Dandelion has been marketed for fifty years and sold in drug stores and general stores. Bottles price about 35 cents, as advertised.
Sicilian sulfur industry electrification contract with GE
Advancement in Sicily the corporation for the technical and economic development of the sulfur industry contracts with General Electric for electrification of all sulfur mining services. A fuel power plant at Catania will power a 40 000 volt main line to Catania, Caltanissetta, and Campo Franco with a 10 000 volt subsidiary line to the Caltanissetta Saramatino district. Estimated cost about 1 280 000 dollars, corporation share about 292 000. About 800 miles of line to be used, completion within three years.
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Sicily
General Electric Company of
Catania
Caltanissetta
Campo-Franco
Caltanissetta-Saramatino
Global stamp series mark history beyond borders
Across nations stamps chronicle history with select series. The United States prepares a Battle of White Plains issue while Portugal, Bulgaria, Poland, Spain, and Canada unveil commemoratives ranging from liberation tercentenaries to Mme Curie portraits and aviation achievements.
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Americas
White Plains
Portugal
Bulgaria
Poland
Mme. Curie
Spain
Are Post Rvice
Canada
Dominion
War Babies in France Lord Beaverbrook Comment
Lord Beaverbrook jokes in New York about wartime baby production. He says the British aim to raise birthrates to supply soldiers for future battles, framing the push as ensuring more artillery power for upcoming campaigns. The Detroit Free Press quotation reflects wartime attitudes.
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France
Lord Beaverbrook
New York
Germany
Detroit Free Press
Prickly Pear Dress Group Seeks Lease and Subsidy
Prickly Pear Dress Women’s groups in Australia urge government to grant a perpetual 600 acre lease and a 125000 subsidy to build a textile unit using waste products like prickly pears and pineapple root. Mme MecCracken of Dublin led the delegation to the labor and industry minister in Sydney, advocating garments from the new plant.
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Australia
Mme. MecCracken
Dublin
Sydney
Wives and Warriors In Backward Africa Report
A government report describes in Bali Cameroons West Africa a man with eight wives while 460 local men have no wives. Another man reportedly has 22 27 wives and seven warriors remain unmarried. Some tribes reportedly uphold slavery witchcraft and trial by ordeal amid primitive living conditions.
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Africa
Bali
Bridat Cameroons
West Africa
Customer Finds Comfort in Half Sizes Demonstrated
In a fitting exchange a shopper expresses preference for five and a half shoe sizes for comfort, while noting a six fits better overall. The clerk asks for her size, highlighting the shop’s flexible sizing dialogue.
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Sioe Salesiman
Aiza
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By Elizabeth Jordan
Century Company
Kate
Rami
Planity
General
Sealersip. Motors Corporation
Mer Ut Perli
J. L.ig
Campbell-Ewis IL
Hardigg Stre
Jane
Buogland
Aa Watling
Tullis
Caesar
Thore Laa
Opan
Trigt
Providence
Ratories) Inc
Providgnes
Milwaukee
Wis
Dodd
Lumbero
Price Strum
Koenig Medicine CO
N.wells ST
Chicago, Ill
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