The Teeth of the Tiger Chapter Thirteen Continuation
Don Luis Perenna warns and foils a planned explosion at a Paris house. Mazeroux, Desmalions, and police scramble to evacuate and capture the conspirators as the blast erupts and the chief is rescued. Don Luis recounts his tunnel escape while the city and investigators assess the damage.
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M. Desmalions
Don Luis Perenna
Mazeroux
Veronna
Con Perenna
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Perenna
Don Luist
Eva
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Luis
Ieur le Prefect
M. Desmalious
Maseroux
Soos
Alexandre
Florence Levasseur
Maxeroux
M. Desmations
Marie Fauville
Sauverand
Odesty
Suchet
Soreon of Police
Police
Fauville
Don Tals
Weber
Malia
Pan Hte
War work honored with long service awards
A ceremony presented a long service award to a veteran for wartime efforts and continued public service. The event honored decades of dedication to the war effort and postwar community contributions. The unnamed recipient received recognition marking years of service.
England’s War Taxes Rise with Careful Burden Shifts
The article outlines Britain’s wartime taxation strategy, noting gradual tax increases to fund operations while preserving industry. It details income tax growth, excess profits duties, and policy aims to sustain business activity without crippling the economy as U.S. readers compare American financing.
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Greatonge
Britain
Treasury
Sazalion
America
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United States
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Trade boom links South Africa and Argentina in Buenos Aires
A trade commissioner helped ignite a growing bilateral commerce between South Africa and Argentina. Argentines buy steel rails footwear bone meal leather products and wheat while South Africa imports Argentine hardwood ties ostrich feathers tea wine and coal. Two South African carriers have arrived with more on the way and Argentine factories have visited South Africa to inspect operations.
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Buenos Aires
Yokohama
Cape Town
South Africa
African Union
Areanties
Argen Represantasti Ona
Satiafactasy
Grand Headquarters in Twentieth Century War Life
A fragmentary report describes a place titled Grand Headquarters as a symbol of masculine virtues and duty. It references a Twentieth century yard, the heart of a figure named Francis, and a mystic plan associated with Mr. Thorman A Knee, noting the army’s enjoyment of such histories.
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Correapo Ie
Kaleer
A &. Francis
Thorman A. Knee
Kaiser presents pious leader amid troops in stirring field scene
The article portrays the Kaiser alighting amid dust and soldiers, sharing soup with the hungry cooks, and shedding tears with his men. It notes his piety and faith in the Creator, praised as a unifying force for the army and his people.
Irish Priests Oppose Sinn Feiners in Wexford Meeting
In County Wexford senior priests condemn Sinn Feiners at Croseabeg Ballymurn gathering of the United Irish League. They warn that the Sinn Feiners threaten democracy and invite martial law, urging loyalty to Ireland’s cause without full independence while opposing the movement’s aims.
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County
Wexford
Sinn
Ireland
Ihiser- Wnet
Prom Weather Report Confuses Washington Star Pages
A fragment from the Washington Star discusses weather affecting a prom event. The text is garbled, mentioning damp conditions and possible rain.
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Washington Star
Fragmentary Verse Snippet With Mixed Readings
A damaged OCR fragment presents stray lines about a man and a heroine, with odd phrases like Prem Man Without a Coun ea and Edward Hverett Hale. The text shows garbled dialogue and discarded phrases, lacking a coherent narrative or clear publication context.
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