The Lottery of a Night at Reilly's Roulette
A young clerk, driven by debt, bets 900 dollars at a New York casino and wins big then faces a life test when a communist plot and a bomb threaten a wealthy banker. A waiter aids his escape, revealing the banker’s gratitude and a wedding gift as reward.
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Harned
New York
Prince Frederick
Reilly's
Oly
Tam
Harold
Alan
Law
Biggins
Higgins
Edith Varick
Edith
Metropolis
Wall-street
Hawaii
Japan
G. W. Gresham & Co
Reilly
Hamed
Manhattan
Harsed
Metropolitan Institute of Archeology
America
Cne
Lorenzo di Medici
G. Washington Gresham
Jon
Gresham
Harmed
Dcor
Noopiusec
Timmk
Lealtute
Sam
Mr. Firth
Yorke
Mr. Harset
The Dream Form Ancient Motif Continued in Literature
The article traces the dream as a narrative device from medieval poets through the Renaissance, noting Dante, Piers Plowman, Chaucer, and Shakespeare. It explains dreams as gateways to imagination and divine messages, citing biblical precedent and the shift away from dream authority over time.
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Piers Plowman
Chaucer
Assembly of Birds
House of Fame
Jamies L
Dunbar
Lyndsay
Shakespeare
Joseph
Pharaoh
John
Mary
Toll Roads Revived in Europe and United States
The Engineering News-Record notes Europe builds private toll speedways distinct from existing highways, such as the 100 mile London to Birmingham route and the Italian autostrada. In the United States the Conners Toll Road in the Florida Everglades resembles a commercial, state-sanctioned project, raising the question of toll roads for broader traffic needs.
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New York
Europe
England
London-Birmingham
Sity-Grenale
United States
Florida Everglades
Dust and Tea Health Warning From Bashells
A readable fragment warns about dangerous particles in tea and dust in suspension. It advocates shields against dust via a process called Bashells to produce pure wholesome tea. The note emphasizes health benefits of Bushells tea.