Queens visit London for royal weddings and reunions
Special to The Sum London Nov 23 England hosts four reigning queens and two heirs apparent as Queen Amelie of Portugal Queen Victoria Eugenie of Spain Queen Maud of Norway and others visit King Edward. The German Empress Augusta and Queen Amelia join royal couples on various tours while Princess Louise wedding draws attendance at Wood Nation venues.
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London
England
Amelie
Portugal
Ictoria Eugenie
Spain
Jaud
Norway
Augusta
Prince of Austrias
Prince Olaf
Edward
Maud
Queen Alexandra
Amelia
Princess Louise
Wood Nation
The Ignus Fatus Saves Big Jim Wilson
Big Jim Wilson, a seasoned oil driller, loses his fortune when his leases prove dry. After a string of failed wells and a squandered stake, a mysterious gusher erupts revealing a potentially priceless find, changing the turn of his luck just as hope flickers.
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Sterling Baeson
Big Jim Wilson
Jim
Big Jim
Mr. Wilson
Sam Shroyer
Sam
Adolph
B’y
Ignus
Pretty hat with yellow cloth and blue-tinged feathers
A charming hat features soft yellow cloth and a fluted edge in a mushroom shape. Three large feathers extend from the crown, shaded from yellow to a pale blue, completing a striking accessory.
Tiddledewinks Recalls A Simple Tabletop Game
A reader recalls the game Tiddledewinks a table top tossing pastime with celluloid disks and a wooden cup. It once saw a long run but declined after many plays and never taxed the brain like chess. revival may come someday.
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A. M. Oldgicn
Ravenspur Faces Night of Tragedy in Delahay Case
London artist Louis Delahay is found murdered in his studio. Ravenspur, his intimate friend, investigates with drama and tension at a dinner party. The inquiry centers on a Corsican glass dagger and a precise heart wound as guests discuss the crime and Ravenspur’s guarded studio.
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Louis Delahay
London
Lord Ravenspur
Ravenspur
Simmonds
James Seton
Seton
Walter
Walter Lance
Lance
Sir James Seton
Sir James
Academy
Force of Habit in a Barber Shop
A patient barber monologue ends with a twist as the barber talks of politics and products while shaving unsuspecting customers. The piece builds irony through quiet interruptions and ends with the barber realizing he has been shaving himself, leaving the knight of the blade astonished.
It Is Easy To Go Your Way Smiling Poem Fragment
A fragment of verse notes the ease of a happy path when nothing is lacking yet contrasts the value of a man who can smile despite the furnace being out of whack.
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M. Summers
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Peeple
Ravenspur
Witty Riddles about Dogs and Actors in a Sitcom Tone
A playful quip piece contrasts the phrase actors with the season’s idle performers. It ponders dog breeds by joke, noting a setter next to a bone and a resident pointer joke, delivering light humor on familiar wordplay.
Irregular Notes on Life Ironies and Headlines
A collection of quirky lines remarks on life ironies cosmic events and a boastful wink about King Edward's diamond described as about the size of a teacup The piece blends humorous asides about sun spots astronomers and a passing car horn reference with playful chatter.
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Edward
The Way It Goes
A fragment notes Brown died last night. A follow up asks about his wife, implying interest in family or next steps. The terse exchange hints at a sudden death and concern for survivors.
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Brown
So Many Thorns Beset the Way of Life
A fragmented clipped set of lines mentions Geraldine at a school of correspondence and a joking pudding recipe. It includes a Kentucky board of health note about funerals, a poem line about gray world, a mock headline about a hunter, and a Connecticut lover’s collar bone kiss ending with a caution about strangling holds.
Jellied Tongue and Clam Deviled Dishes Menu
Home Recipes describe jellied tongue using gelatine and gravy with eggs and herbs, then deviled clams with butter onions clams tomatoes parsley and eggs baked in shells. A baked liver dish with beef and calf liver slow oven cooking accompanies potatoes and a thickened gravy.
Ten Cent Patterns Offered By The Sun Fashion Dept
The Sun publishes daily patterns from a leading pattern company at ten cents each. Each day a different design is described and is the only ten cent pattern with seam allowances. Patterns are mailed postpaid by sending ten cents, the pattern number and size, plus name and address to The Sun Fashion Department.
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German Editor Faces Trial Over Immorality Charges
In BhLstlus, November 23, a new trial mirrors the Maximilian Harden case. Adolf Brand, a Heriin journalist, is accused of slandering Prince von Buelow by publishing charges akin to Harden against Moltke. Brand expects acquittal, arguing his accusations are true.
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Count von Moltke
Adolf Brand
Heriin
Prince von Buelow
German Empire
Harden
von Moltke
Brand
Near Tragedy Misses as Cold Sparks a Witty Exchange
A lightly clad woman endures the cold and asks the man if he has a heart. He responds with harsh bluntness, refusing emotion. She then jokes about requesting a pound of liven, turning a tense moment into a sharp flirtation.
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