The Perfume of the Lady in Black
A novel memory from 1909 titled The Perfume of the Lady in Black by Brenano's. The work appears in a catalog entry noting copyright and publication details.
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
7
Disappearance Mystery Deepens in Chateau Drama
Rouletabille reveals Old Bob may be alive as the group learns M. Larsac’s death was a false lead. The sack with blood stains prompts Walter to recount a muddy chase to a chasm, while Edith demands answers and sets a 24 hour deadline for truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawmbesse
Darzac
M. Kapce
Rouletabilie
Justice
Rouletabille
Mme. Edith
M. Rance
Mme. Darzac
Tiany
M. Bob
Old Bob
Walter
Rance
Toby
Old Castillon
Edith
Bob
Rouletahile
Monsieur
Mme
Rouletabiile
Lersan
Women in Business Debate Proves Provocative
A dialog questions whether women should stay home or join business life. The debate touches on mental health facilities as critics warn against business pressure, while defenders point to women succeeding in commerce and the dangers of limited roles.
Pulleys and Pullers Reported in Rear Section
Fragments indicate a note about pulleys and pullers with a reference to a rear area labeled Sis B.C. The readable text is limited and lacks clear context or event details.
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B.C
Alligators’ Winter Diet Insight
Alligators reduce activity in cold weather and eat about once a week when conditions are cool. They adapt to the season, with feeding frequency influenced by temperature and habitat, indicating slower metabolism in winter.
Aztec Sorcerers Turn Storms From Crops to Wastes
An account notes Aztec sorcerers whose craft aimed at diverting hail from maize fields to barren lands, preserving harvests by redirecting storms away from margins.
Letter Writing Began To Part In 1655 B C
A historical note states that letter writing started to part ways in 1655 B C. The fragment suggests early development in correspondence practices during ancient times.
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B. C
The Meanest Crime Blackmailers Ruin Lives Across Society
A London article chronicles blackmail as a ruinous crime, describing the extortion tactics of a large roaming gang in the West End and city, the social ruin threatened by exposure, and the use of private detectives to trap victims and capture the culprits. It notes a single case where a woman’s death followed coercion, and cites Scotland Yard estimates of a gang numbering hundreds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Aeat
Old Bailey
London
Justices Lawrence
Scotland Yard
Westend
Big Figures in a Playful Exchange of Wealth and Wit
A witty exchange unfolds between a penniless young man and a wealthy beauty. He addresses her affectionately as Miss Moneybags, while she retorts with a sharp line about telling men in figures, highlighting social and financial themes with playful banter.
Inspector of Palaces Oversees Buckingham Spring Cleaning Process
The inspector of Buckingham Palace, Mr. Sands, leads annual post season work. He surveys departments, tests water, plans repapering and painting, and coordinates packing of valuables in steel cases for storage while rooms are cleaned, carpets scrubbed, and clocks overhauled under palace supervision.
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Mr. Sands
Buckingham Palace
London
Sands
Pearsons
Palace
H.s
Paece
Queens Boudoir
Elizabeth
Manners in public schools noted by Duke of York
At Wolverley school the Bishop of Worcester recalls a conversation with then Duke of York about teaching manners. The future king urged that public schools train youths in bowing, greetings, standing, and seating to prevent Englishmen from losing in the race with foreigners abroad. Dr Yeatman-Biggs, born in Dorset, has been Bishop of Worcester since 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolverley School
Worcester
England
King George
Duke of York
Yeatman-Biggs
Dorset
Wedding Breakfast Ends In Court With Change Of Plans
Tom Whitham a High Street blacksmith was ordered to pay 1s 6d weekly plus costs for an illegitimate child. Banns were read and preparations made for marriage, including a wedding breakfast, but he left before the ceremony declaring there will be no wedding.
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Tom Whitham
High Street
Ecclesfield
England
Oil engines for warships may spark new propulsion era
Developments in England push marine oil engine use forward. The Admiralty has ordered a 6000 hp Diesel engine for twin screw cruisers replacing steam. The Times notes such major changes are rare in shipping history and come on the verge of tumultuous times.
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England
Admiralty
the Times
Bizarre seaside bylaws and oddities haunt English resorts
A chaotic roundup of strict and peculiar seaside ordinances from Eastbourne to Scarborough. It notes dog barking fines, edible crab size limits, mixed bathing rules, private foreshore claims, hawker restrictions, Sunday tram bells near churches, and an American bylaw against spooning at Ashly Park. The piece humorously laments legal quirks that holidaymakers must heed.
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Eastbourne
Eng
Sion
Margate
Yarmouth
Scarborough
Alowwell
Morecambe Bay
Broadstairs
Ramsgate
America
Ashly Park
New Jersey
Southend
Clacton
The Child Burns Aunt Julia Note in Garden
Burne Jones records a tale of a boy who wanted to sleep at tea time. He sneaks out in a nightshirt with a garden fork, digs behind shrubs, retrieves a burned envelope containing a lucifer match and a note reading Dear Devil Please take away Aunt Julia.
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Burne-Jones
Julia
Ben Tilletts Trousers in a Political Tale
Ben Tillett, secretary of the English Dockers Union, recalls an early election canvass in West Bradford. A voter balked at a working man candidate and mocked his appearance, prompting a canvasser to defend him by saying Tillett's shabby trousers hide an honest heart.
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Ben Tillett
English Dockers’ Union
West Bradford
Tillett
Ant
Endurance Feats in Speed History
Old Speed Records recounts Captain Barclay of Ury who drove mail from London to Edinburgh without breaks, a feat praised for endurance second only to his mile a hour marathon. It notes Sir Robert Cary carried Queen Elizabeth I's death news north on horseback in about sixty hours.
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Barclay of
Ury
London
Edinburgh
Robert Cary
Queen Elizabeth
Bedford Place Vaudeville Delights Quiet Londoners
Bedford Place in London hosts a bustling open air vaudeville with itinerant performers from acrobats to singers and a masked concert cart. A Sydney Carton impersonator delivers a Dickens tribute while crowds drop pennies, then billow of acts fades as night ends near Russell Square.
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Bedford Place
Lodon
Abbey
St. Paul’s
National Gallery
Sister Anne
Bedford
Charles Dickens
Two Cities
Sydney Carton
Ennesley Gardens
Irving
Russell Square
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Mme Beith
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Mie
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Tao
Ata
M. Kureer
Tie
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Mon
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M. Robert
Gentieruaul
Arthur Hance
Karzac
Kouletabule
M. Hance
Arthur Kane
Diegoe
Rouletaville
Bis
Satoclair
Aodea
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Larsar
Rowvletahilie
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Ballmeier
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Pampas
M. Arthur Kance
Larsac
Tm Maedaine
Fle
M. Darzac
Lady In Black
Women In Business
Moneybags
Spoo
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