Mystery of the Wax Figures at Lostland Academy
Janet Mercer and colleagues learn wax replicas of four Bracebridge children are kept at Lostland Academy. Haskell explains the figures were made by a sculptor friend and kept by will until Berenice Bracebridge turns twenty one. The group debates the figures' eerie pull and the academy’s future.
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Oatland Academy
Janet Mercer
Arthur Tleming
Mra. Denver
Plas Gordon Haskell
Berening Dracobridge
Loutland Academy
Barentco
Payne TeArne
Berenice
Janet
Hopkii
Baldar
Satan
Althea
Arthur
Gordon Haskell
Althea Bracebridge
Haskell
Unskell
Denver
Bracebridge
Lostland Academy
Berenlee
Balder
Bue Goldor
Bii
Payne
Jethro Bracebridge
Jethro
Doctor R Bracebridge
Glazers
Academy
Berenice Bracebridge
Meekell
Berenica
Herenice
Wilton Payne
Boronteo
Sho
Tobm
Painted Lady Jezebel recalled by discovery in Samaria
A New York Times narrative notes archeologists led by Dr. Kirsopp Lake uncover Jezebel’s tower in Warward of Jazebel in Samaria. It recalls the biblical queen famed for persecution of Yahweh’s prophets, vineyard scheming, and a fateful fall from a summer palace after painting her face before her death.
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Kirsopp
Warward
Jazebel
Samaria
Tarael
Ahab
Jezebel
Furm
Ethbaal
Tyre
Astarte
Yahweh
Israel
Terael
Elijah
Gaul
Yahwel
Paul
Ethal
Wiah
Judah
Joram
Jehu
Batore
New York Times
Loyalty of Women to Each Other Questioned
A discussion cites two Mexican sisters who dueled over a man after a party, knives drawn in the kitchen until they collapsed from blood loss. A famous syoman writer uses the tale to explore whether women surrender more than men in bonds of blood or friendship when both love the same man.
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Mexico City
Women and men in social conduct debated in archives
The piece discusses reactions to how women and men behave in relationships. It cites a middle aged woman upset by a flirtation her husband faced with another man’s wife and questions of loyalty, decency, and self-respect. It notes both sides and the general consensus on attraction and fidelity.
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Boll Dyndicate
Wnu Aerrice
Experiment With Honey as Source of Vinegar
Chemists at the United States Department of Agriculture are testing making vinegar from honey. They seek honeys not preferred for table use and optimal fermentation to yield a high quality honey vinegar with a desirable bouquet that could fetch a premium price. If the aroma cannot be carried over, the process would not be profitable due to cheaper vinegar sources.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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