Startled tale of Amantha Jessup and Napoleon Whiffles
A dramatic domestic tale unfolds in Morningdale where Amantha Jessup reshapes social life as she enters Napoleon Whiffles' home. A stranger reveals Napoleon’s past marriage to Amantha and a dangerous plan leads to an asylum inmate, Jarvis Thornburn, crashing the scene. The sequence ends with Amantha returning, a warning of danger and a twist of presumed justice.
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Napoleon Whiffles
Amantha Jessup
Morningdale
Ifis
Amantha
Napoleon
Easiles
Anantha
Mr. Whiffles
Emil Blenheim
Morocco
Tienheim
Whiffles
Worcester
Jarvis Thornburn
Ilis
New York News
Marriage in Constantinople Three Ceremonies Held
An Englishman and a Greek woman wed in Constantinople under three ceremonies. The legal marriage occurs at the consulate first, with subsequent church rites in the English church and a Greek ceremony at the bride’s home. The Greek rite features a wreath exchange, candles, and coin tokens cast by guests.
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Constantinople
Why a Horse Eats Often on Journeys
A horse in good health has a constant appetite and can work well, often eating twenty hours daily. Its stomach is small relative to body size, so it must be fed frequently, at least four times daily, with two feedings in the early morning and night, and accessible feeding during the day.
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London
Eat Live Fish and Tobacco Habit Warned by Globe
The article cites Japanese practice of eating live dai with bone removal while fish stay alive under wet seaweed. It warns against a stinking scent from tobacco, noting chewing tobacco as filthy and smoking making one foul. It urges quitting and mentions boys imitate elders failing to quit.
Flat Magnates Center and the Rent Dispute
The piece presents a dialogue scene on the steenth floor about rent escalation and slower payments, with an aside on agents comparing to the elevator. It also notes medieval perfume making in France and Italy, highlighting perfumers’ secret methods and dexterity.
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Steenth
Indianapolis News
France
Italy
Pure air in churches and public spaces urged for health
A Lancet letter argues for fresh air in courts and churches, likening ventilation to theater standards and warning that foul atmosphere causes fatigue and poor performance. The piece urges clergy to fund efficient ventilation and notes the explorer of public health benefits. Ex Attorney General Miller anecdote included.
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Harrison
Indiana
Washington
Hackwan
William
Progress Office
J. T. Boucher
Rochester
N. Y
Daugherty Bros
W. I. Moore
Homer City
J. Telford
Ernest Stewart
Telford & Stewart
Offica
Sutton Building
Philadelphia Street
Wood Clark
Indians
Farmers’ Bank
Stewart
Stewarts
Clark
Philadelphia
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Prare Keener
Atson & Keener
Deposit Bank
Tianak
D H. Tomb
Farmers’ Eank Building
Joan P. Elkin
Elkin Building
Vano
Foen.h
Pierce
Pew Attorney-At-Law
J. M. Cunningham
Philadelphis Street
Jom N
Ldee Peelor
George J. Feit
Eelor & Feit
Samuel Cunningham
John & Fisher
Cunningham & Fisher
Ers
Yano
Maman
Attorney-At-Laww
Court Place
Bank
Indians, Pa
J. N. Langham
Farmers Bank Building
Jon L. Getty
Payyd Blair
Hotels
Indiana House
John Howe
Indiana, Pa
NEW American
H. Moore
Clawson House
W.H. Clawson
D Il. Moorhead
Court House
H. B. Buterbaugh
Diana
Ndaurghon
N. F. Ehrenfeld
South Sixth Street
Farmers, Bank
Ames H. St.clair
South Street
Walls
MH. Keeber & Bro
Fifth Avenue
KNABE
Henry F. Miller
Straube & Crown
OPERA
Gilmore
Surdett
Apollo
Washburn
Duquesne
Virgil
H. Kleber & Bro
Fifth Ave
Fyttsburg
FREE
Daugherty
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Frantz Bros., Proprietors
Pennsylvania
McFarland & Turner
I. McFarland, Smith & MacCartney
A. L. Smith
Clymer Manufacturing CO
Philadelphia St
Piers
Lockard
Indiana County
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Iorvas Pensovuvanta
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