The Tiger's Teeth and the Fauville Plot Unveiled
In Maurice Leblanc's The Teeth of the Tiger Chapter Fourteen, Don Luis and officials scrutinize M. Fauville's murderous clockwork scheme. They trace letters, a poisoned plan, and a final sealed envelope that could expose the killer and the victim, amid a tense police confrontation.
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Maurice Leblanc
Self Education and Willpower Learnings in Focus
A condensed quotation from Tacky extols self taught education over formal schooling. It emphasizes training the mind to work steadily, maintain direction, cast aside morbid thoughts, and focus on serious subjects to cultivate inner discipline and personal growth.
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The
Washington Times
No Leisure Class For The Little Fellow Of 1919
The essay argues against profiteering and luxury, praising work and personal effort. It urges investing in War Savings stamps and Liberty bonds, noting the era of big opportunity for the skilled laborer and the potential to improve oneself through work and saving for future opportunity. It contrasts industrial progress with the idea of a fixed leisure class.
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Wey
J. Rufus Wallinfords
Bose
Shakespeare
Bodalint
American honoring of John Paul Jones body in Paris and Cherbourg
News from the European edition reports President Wilson seeking $14511 to compensate Mme Crignier of Paris for damages caused by 1965 excavations searching for Admiral John Paul Jones. The body was transported from Paris, laid in state at the American church, and escorted by American sailors and French soldiers to Cherbourg.
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America
New York Herald
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Mme. Crignier
Paris
Grangé-ang-Belles
John Paul Jones
Horace Porter
Francis B. Loomis
Sigsbee
United States
Avenue de l'Alma
Cherbourg
Champs Elysees
Pont Alexandre II
Esplanade Des Invalides
France
Tribune
Brooklyn
Annapolis
Juelen de la Graviere
It Will End. War Poem of Time and Peace
A fragmented wartime poem laments endless conflict yet fancifully envisions Father Time and future peace. It contrasts bravado with sorrow and imagines a distant day when war ends and happiness returns as a hopeful refrain echoes through the lines.
Fisherman John Jeremy found 104 drowned bodies in lakes and rivers
John Jeremy known as Fisherman John for 42 years recovered drowning victims across the northwest. He ended his career by suicide after fatally shooting an acquaintance over a woman. He died without revealing his methods, had found 104 bodies including Miss Helen Learnet in Lake Phelan, and worked alone at night, often near Stillwater. Twenty-three bodies were recovered from the Mississippi River.
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Bt. Paul
Minn
John Jeremy
Northwest
Eremy
Helen Learnet
St. Paul
Laks Phelan
John
Jeremy
Stillwater
Eianerman
Mississippi River
Income and Tax Debate Reflects War Era Wealth Gap
The piece notes wartime tax receipts surpassing estimates as taxes on income and profits bring in more than 3.7 billion. It discusses payment methods, penalties, and delays, noting many taxpayers borrow to meet obligations. It compares American and English fortunes, estimating millionaire counts and arguing wealth growth does not harm the poor, with income rising for both groups amid economic shifts.
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New York Times
England
Fial Post
Eeale
United States
Einglands
Renáte in voting appropriations 21 billion dollars
From the Chicago Tribune, the piece lauds the swift passage of a 21 billion dollar wartime appropriation. It criticizes the antiquated budget system and calls for a national budget overhaul while noting that some senators may believe they are funding the war without extravagance. The author urges reform to reduce perquisites and waste.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Congress
Senate
Wilson
Althoug
Coneres
Theme of a perilous repair mission in early action
Fragmentary report from wartime front describes an American artillery officer directing a battery as they cross a shattered supply road. The narrative hints at casualties and combat strain, noting bloodshed and the moment of breakthrough with twelve guns deployed at the fire line.
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Giars
Spen
Washington
Kate
Atlanta
Ward
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M. Desmalions
Marie Fauville
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