The Turn of the Tide in a Corporate Mine Plot
In a stormy meeting over the Kraalstone amalgamation Freeth faces Van Rotham as Sara manipulates events to ruin Freeth while Nell supports him. A telegram reveals diamonds north of the estate, altering the power balance and foreshadowing a clash over a failing Good Luck venture as Sara hatches further schemes.
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Gare
Freath
van Fotham
Freeth
Ami
Neil
Freeh
Kraalstone
Richardson
van Rotham
Aeschia
Jook
Lars
Kraalatone
Ows ii
Tno
Indi
Kranslatone Company
Mr. Fresth
Parry
Kreatatone Company
Sara
Bara
Mercury
Phabe Conington
Ganymede
Bles Serge
Noell
Phasbe
Mr. Freeth
Phabe
Ahe
Gara
Causton
Kraalstone Estate
Freeth Hen Doubtles
Fresth
Nell
Martin van Rotham
Vern Rotham
Conington
Conlegion
Garn
Gall
Wormwood
Nai
Ecala
Nell Graham
Sas
Ahs
Bare
Conings Tom
Sere
Fleche
Sera
Comindées
Kalin
Kabn
Renies
Kahn
Royals
London
Martim
Misa Lassingham
Martin
Bhanae
Ven Rotham
Loasingham
Frita
Fiuffy
Fluffy
Paris
Mer
Caustan
Humorous Railway Car Talk and Theatres Chat
A rambling humor piece recounts chatter aboard a train and in a crowded coach. Passengers joke about dogs and fashion, a mislaid fare, and theatre size boasts between Americans and English, ending with family banter and a worker’s remark about coal.
Selected Recipes for Eggless Pudding and Tea Drinks
A pasted collection of desserts and beverages detailing eggless pudding with cornflour and fruit, mandarin jam method, tea with lemon, and a pineapple tea drink. Includes steps for mixing syrup and soda, coating fruit, steaming, and serving with hot sauce. Also covers jam preparation and lemon tea clarification tips for a refreshing drink.
China's Problem and the Path to Change
The article argues that China's core difficulty is the lack of a practical, peaceful method to change leadership and policy. It critiques arbitration and force as alternatives to war, urging a global search for nonviolent substitutes to avert internal upheaval before stable government forms.
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China
The Red Indian and the Legends of Indian Oratory
A historical critique describes white colonial views of Indigenous peoples from 1637 to the 1800s. It notes Jesuit Father Le Jeune’s remark on Indigenous intellect, contrasts with romanticized depictions, and praises Tecumseh Crowfoot and other chiefs for their dignified orations and treaty diplomacy in the Canadian West.
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Indiana
Hone Father le Jeune
Charlier
Rome
Athens
Tecumseh
Crowfoot
Seventien
Underdog sympathies and hard lessons in life
Reader note on sympathy for the underdog in contests and life. The piece argues that while compassion toward the beaten is natural, outcomes are binary with one winner and one loser, urging balance of empathy with reason. It weaves through brief dialogues and vignettes about social behavior and kindness.
No News On Christmas Day Shocks England Readers
English readers faced a holiday with no weather or event news as a radio announcer admitted there was absolutely no news. Papers the next day revealed a rich array of stories, proving the press remains essential despite a quiet broadcast day.
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England
Gaul
Broadcasting Company
Ywaterday
Ashe
Money and capital and genius in a domestic scene
A reflective piece contrasts money value and capital with skill and art. It sketches how payments and signatures transform items from liver to wealth, coats to springs, and poems to worth, while noting fiction in high stakes finance and imagining a world where all labor shifts to leisure.
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