Drama Over Krill Heiress In Hampshire Inheritance Case
In Christ Church Hants a widow Mrs Krill and her daughter claim to be the wife and heiress of Lemuel Krill also known as Aaron Norman. Paul Beecot fights to prove Sylvia Norman is the heir, while Mrs Krill asserts the will favors her daughter Maud. Legal tension grows as Pash maneuvers for the widow and Beecot seeks certainty about the will and the banked fortune.
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Bert
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Hay
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Miss Krill
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Peecst
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Urdoes
Mountain McCulloch Submerged by Eruption Off Coast
San Francisco reports Mount McCulloch a peak about three hundred feet high west of Chelaska has sunk into the sea after a volcanic eruption. Government vessel officers describe a new landlocked bay three miles wide where the mountain stood, with depths from eight fathoms at the edge to twenty five fathoms in the center. Sage McCulloch was spotted a year ago when the cutter named for it arrived off the coast.
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San Francisco
McCulloch
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Argonaut
Beards for Farmers Highlight Protective Value
A North American Journal of Homeopathy note says facial hair shields farmers from sunburn on the face and hands, reducing sun exposure risks. The piece stresses rising concern and that farmers suffer many such cases, advocating full beards as practical protection.
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North American Journal of Homeopathy
Jigsaw Craze Sparks Tangram Party and Fashion Notes
In New York the jigsaw puzzle fad reshapes social life with tangram games at a party. Mabel recalls spring and summer dress trends from Washington Square shops, highlighting silk foullard fabrics, petite finger watches, and ornate millinery while noting social chatter and couture details.
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Gotham
Milacy
Boiled Dumplings Put In Water One By One
Dumplings for boiling should be added to water individually to prevent sticking together.
Dolphins as a sport among St Malo sailors described
Wide World Magazine notes Malouins hunt several dolphin species near Britain. Delphinus delphis, the largest, has a long beak and sixty teeth. reaches nine feet and 3 to 400 pounds, a swift, mild sea rover. Pelphinus tursie, or souf fleur, is smaller with a shorter beak and strong teeth, pins large fish to rocks and avoids ships. Porpoise, or mare couin, is the smallest. Much sport may be obtained from hunting these dolphins.
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St Malo
Brittany
Wide World Magazine
Umbrella Confusion Sparks Bus Scene
A young man on an omnibus clutches a birthday umbrella as a precocious boy exclaims it resembles his father’s. The mother hushes the child while passengers listen, and the boy is carried away howling as the scene ends.
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Papa
Mamma
Pearson’s Weekly
Hailstones as large as baseballs kill cattle in storm
A weather claim describes hailstones near the Sierra Tapalgiren by Buenos Aires as large as oranges and killing cattle and wild birds. The narrator cites Darwin and his Voyage of the Beagle as corroboration, recounting dead deer and ostriches and a field of slain birds after the storm.
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Buenos Aires
Darwin
The Ancient Stone Slingers
A description of ancient Asiatic slingers famed for accuracy and power. The piece claims mothers trained children by risking hunger to hit a bread target, rewarding success with bread. It emphasizes early, persistent practice as the key to mastery.
Bedouin Patient at Haifa Mission Described in Report
Dr Coles notes an eight P.C. K. mission annual report recounting a Bedouin patient from desolate Asia in Haifa Palestine. The Bedouin had never seen a bedstead or a house with windows. He slept under a spring mattress, fearing he would fall off if he slept on it.
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Paleston
Coles
Asia
Her Triumph
Penelope proclaims Jack dead in love, while Grace doubts the rumor. Penelope insists there may be truth, and Grace presses for the source.
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Penelope
Jack
Grace
Cured. Wife Refuses More Cigars After Smoked-Out House
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes the man vows to quit cigars after smoking an entire lot at home. He jokes that some rooms still reek with cigar smoke, while a moral line from Maclarer reminds to keep doing good to others.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Malinche the Mermaid Guarding Aztec Jewels at Chapultepec
The legend holds Malinche, the two springs guardian mermaid, lures travelers with a sweet song by day and a mournful cry by night. Cuauhtemoc entrusts her with Aztec treasure before fall of Tenochtitlan, hidden in crystal grottoes near Chapultepec and Zanco pinca, where many vanish after hearing her call.
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Matlintze
Mexico
Malinche
Chapultepec
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Montezuma
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