Dramatic Domestic Plot in Jewelers Parlor Scene
A clipped dialogue scene centers on Mrs White and her husband’s distressing predicament. The jeweler and two men discuss trust, love, and the plan to visit Doctor Wentzel to locate missing jewels. Coggeshall accompanies the young man as they anticipate risks and possible revelations about Mrs White’s actions and affections.
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Motherwell
Shen
Gleemzer
Coggeshall
Madam
Mrs. White
Mr. Wells
Doctor Wentzel
Emerald Tresses and a House of Secrets
In a rambling country house the doctors and assistants confront a dangerous dilemma around Mrs. White, whose emerald green hair and collapsing health hint at a shocking, unknown malady. Wells, Coggeshall, Schaffner, Jarvis, and Wentzel clash over an improvised rescue and an uneasy alibi as Wentzel reveals a troubled medical mystery.
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Wella
Weetzel
Gattla
Coggeshatt
Schaffner
Air
Coggesball
Touneau
Axater
Hoffen
Jarvis
Coggeshall
Mr. Wells
Rush
Mrs. White
Mr. Wella
Doctor Wentzel
Doctor Schaffner
Motherwell
Medusa
Wentzel
Botherwell
Tare
Ma— “Wells
Nes
Walls
Mr. Walls
Professor Wetzel
Tobh
Resin Industry Growth Since 1684 and Modern Demand
The text traces the resin industry from 1684 when the copper kettle and condensing worm were first used for distilling crude resin to today. It notes evolving distillation methods, rising demand for turpentine and resin since 1450, and substantial investment, with about two thirds of world interest produced in the South and large capital tied up in the industry.
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Yale
Cameroun Under French Mandate in Africa’s Interior
A descriptive tour of Cameroun shows its strategic position between French and British zones on the Gulf of Guinea. The piece details Douala as a commercial hub with segregated white and native sections, rugged jungle rail routes to Yaounde and Nkongaambu, and a contrasting view of Foumban with its Bamoum sultan and Moorish mosque, highlighting colonial administration and local culture.
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GravenBh
Pattatys Wanblnkion
D. O
WNN
Africa
Cameroun
Gulf of Guinea
Kamerun
Quatar
al Africa
Sahara
Oubangui
Gabon Colony
Fernando Po
Mount
Cameroons
Douala
Mandate
Dougla
Germana
Akwa
Deldo
New Bell
New Akwa
New Deldo
Tha ‘Tyo Cameroun Railways Center
Douvla
Nkougeamba
Yaounde
Bonaberi
Nkongaambu
Great Equatorial Forest
Nikongyamba
Nkongdambi
Foumban
Njoya
Bamoum
Toumban
Sultan'a Palace
Mercolized Wax Keeps Skin Young Gehondy
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United States
Firemen's trout haul after each blaze causes plumbing woes
Firemen return from fires with trout, flooding intake screens and hydrants. Fire Chief Brennan notes trapped fish slip through screens, water buildup creating sizable flow. The situation disrupts operations and prompts calls for better screening and maintenance to prevent future blockages.
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Brennan
Tax collector seizes baby over unpaid debts
A tax collector allegedly took a ten month old baby from a house and removed it with an associate after the father fell behind on taxes. The incident implies the child was held until payment was made.
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Jim
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Datroft man Herman Runkis writes of a quick weight loss using Krua chen Satts Inn. He claims his aches subsided and he shed 22 pounds after a four week course, praising the product and offering a money back guarantee through local druggists.
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Herman Runkis
Datroft
Kruselien
New Man
Jose Fat Lavely
Short Sighted Germans Statistics From German Government
German government statistics label Germany as the Land of the Short Sighted with Saxony leading in vision problems. The Neues Wiener Tagblatt notes that over 200 of every 1000 adults in Saxony suffer myopia, among the highest rates worldwide.
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Germany
Saxony
Neues Wiener Taghiatt
Vienna
Dr Pieres Pleasant Pallets and the Little Liver Pills
A faded ad item from sixty years ago touts Dr Pieres Pleasant Pallets with liver and bowel pills. The copy urges steady use and patience, claiming health benefits and urging readers not to hurry their remedy routine.
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Pieres
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Mins Lingetrom
Bu'roblee
Atay
Jayne
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