Escape Plan Shadows a Russian Palace Conspiracy
Carl Balgonie, driven by love and duty, accepts a deadly mission to Schlus selburg to rescue Natalie Migrowitz, escorting eighty thousand roubles and a prisoner. Amid political brutality, he contemplates defection and a perilous northwestern escape while a macabre court convicts the wicked.
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Charlie Balgonie
Schluaselburg
St. Fatersburg
St Jadne's
Admiralty
Drst
Barner
Balwasin
Keffa
Balgauie
Schlussalburg
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Vlassiet
Balgonie
St. Isaac's
Usela
Smolensko
Mme
Lappochin
Charile
Natalie Poor
Charlie Balgvola
Halgecia
Br Ge. Waeymarn
Peteretiing
Misrowitz
Jong
Wermann
Thaska
Achiusselburg
Imperial Guard
Mierowitz
Taughtill
Schlusselburg
Jagouski
Gel
Bernikoff
Mierewitz
Rchlusselburg
Sara
Carl Ivanovitch Balgonic
Smolenske
Overypmarn
Ike Ate
Adien
Prisoner named in general's order sparks sudden resolve
In the dim aftermath of meeting General Wermarm, Balgonie experiences a surge of hope and a prayer. The text notes that a prisoner is actually identified by name within the general's written order.
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Balgonie
Gen. Wermarm
Theresar
Mo Prisones
Beautifying the Farm Home and Practical Hints
A Springfield Republican farm column offers guidance on curb appeal for country homes and practical farming tips. It covers beautifying home grounds with shrubs and flowers, maintaining lawns, and planting trees, plus small-scale projects like milking stools, wide row cultivation, lime use, and poultry management.
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United.States
Department For ‘Agriculture
Aleo
Man in Fifeshire Village Refuses Fire Insurance Then Struck
In a Fifeshire village an elderly man who refused to insure his home faced a sudden blaze. Neighbors recall his defiant stance toward the agent Sandy M Leavy and the claim that fire would never touch his house. The fire left him fleeing and shouting for the insurer as the village watched.
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Plasfiet
Mierowitz
Usakoff
Lanekoi
Schlosselburg
Balgonte
Nand
Thase
Balpoole
Russia
Viassief
Balmain
Mariolitsa
House of
Miernwdtz
Busines House
New England
Ronn
Jefe
Seera
Springfield Republican
Michigan
Ami
Fie
Sandy M'Levy
Sandy
Pupils Sign Mustache Pact at Syracuse University
More than 100 Syracuse University students sign a playful pledge to grow mustaches from date to date, with upperclassmen allowed to wear the facial hair. The scheme echoes annual attempts by upperclassmen to distinguish themselves, following last year’s corduroy trousers.
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Syracuse
University
Vegetarian Restaurants Grow in New York and Odd Encounters
Vegetarians in New York see increasing restaurant options including a table d hote dinner for 30 cents with various courses. A humorous railcar incident features a young matron rebuking a flirtatious man who boasted about meeting the cook Bridget.
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Vegetarias Restauraet
New York
Equetiries
Bridget
Postum Helps Kenosha Man Restore Health Through Diet
A Kenosha man reports five years of dyspepsia with no relief from doctors in Kenosha and Chicago. After trying Postum and coffee avoidance, he improved gradually and now feels well. He credits Postum and diet changes for his recovery and notes preferring Postum over coffee.
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Trevel
Rean
Europe
Bie Health
Duarly
Dyapepala
Kenosha
Chicago
Togvet
Evare
Postum
Postum Co
Battie Greek
Wellville
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