The Teeth of the Tiger Ends in a Dramatic Suicide Twist
In the courthouse drama Hippolyte Fauville’s confession unravels Fauville’s scheme. Marie Fauville survives alarm bells ring as Marie dies from a concealed poison. Gaston Sauverand’s suicide follows, leaving Marie Fauville’s fate shrouded in mystery and the case still unsettled.
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Inspector Verot
Marie
Sauverand
Gaston Sauverand
Aman
M. Desmalions
Hippolyte Fauville
Don Luis
Monsieur le Prefet
Mme Fauville
M. Doesmalions
Marie Woauville
Mme. Fau
Marie Fauville
Heir to the Hundred Millions Faces Urgent Escape
An old cab driver warns Don Luis Perna to flee as rumors swirl about the Mornington inheritance after a sequence of deaths and a public unmasking of Fauville. The press labels Don Luis as the prime obstacle to the fortune, fueling a tense personal crisis.
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Perenna
Don Luis
Mazeroux
Marie Fauville
Gaston Sauverand
M. Fauville
Don Luis Perna
Mornington
Pee le
Boulevard Suchet
Fauville
Sons of the Flag Song Captures National Attention
A poem by George Morrow Mayo of the U S Navy inspired the popular song Sons of the Flag. The tune gained rapid fame after publication and drew praise from Nellie Melba and other artists. Beatrice Heinke, mother to three servicemen, actively campaigned for Liberty Loan bonds, aligning with war relief efforts.
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Weelington
George Morrow Mayo
United States Navy
Tirw
Mma
humann-Heink
Mme
Aimapn
Red Cross pearls shine in London exhibition gathering
Margaret Walter notes the Red Cross pearl exhibition at Crafton galleries featuring 3000 plus pearls donated singly or in pairs. Royals inspect the pieces while women remember fallen heroes with many anonymous gifts and diamond clasps. Princesses Mary and Pat browse with familiar names invoked among the crowd.
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Margaret Walter
Red Cross
Crafton
Ben Alexandra
Generaton
Cragtter
Countess of Rothes
Mary
Pat
Cicely
Rascal
Pam
Chaplains in British Army Denominations and Ranks
London reports the British army lists 3 294 commissioned chaplains including 1 444 Church of England 662 Roman Catholic 774 other Protestants and 14 Jewish rabbis. It notes leadership in France under Bishop Gwynne with major general rank and details decorations earned by clergy.
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London
Mall
Church of Land
War Office
Army Chaplains’ Department
Secretary of War
France
Simms
Presbyterian Church of Ireland
Gwynne
Church of England
London in War Time Described by Fletcher in Dial
The piece offered by John Gould Fletcher in The Dial evokes London during wartime. It portrays taxi cabs, somber buses, shadowed streets, lamplight, silhouettes of figures, theater glow, and street corners casting pale light, creating a vivid urban nocturne.
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John Gould Fletcher
London
Not Too Good for Enery Funeral Tale
A London Tit-Bits snippet shows Mrs. Jones grieving the death of her husband Eli and Mrs. Mugging relaying how Enery was given a grand funeral. The widow recalls feeding sixty mourners after the cemetery visit and treating them at the Hippolimone, paying for all.
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M. Desmalions
Edmond
Hell
London
Edmont
Terry
Hines
Marie
Sauver
Slare
Inspector Verot
Langermault
Ippolimone
Gold Medal remedy claims quick relief for various ailments
An old ad touts Gold Medal Haarlem as a universal remedy from the National Remedy of Help. It promises rapid action for overwork fatigue and general health, recommending three capsules daily and offering money back if not effective. It markets itself as proven for uric acid and related ailments with imported original quality.
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Actitutes
Exchange of Civilities Reported in Street Encounter
A motorist bumped a pedestrian and joked about the incident. The pedestrian replied calmly that humor was not welcome and conveyed a firm stance in a Weld tones exchange reported by the Birmingham Age-Herald.
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Rnningham Age-Herald
Why Bald So Young Dandruff Remedies Ad
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products as remedies for dandruff and dry scalp. Instructions advise applying the Cuticura Ointment to the scalp, followed by hot Cuticura Soup shampoo. The ad lists Soup and Ointment prices and notes availability at druggists and by mail from Boston.
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Dept
Boston
Druggs's
Satire Piece on Prosperity and Language Play
A short satirical dialogue explores how speech masks intent and echoes promises of prosperity. The exchange uses playful mispronunciations and affectionate teasing to critique rhetoric.
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Maurice Leblanc
Thapter
Alay
Ville
Monsieur
Mme. Fauville
Weber
Don Luis Perenna
Lle, Levasseur
Mlle Levasseur
Mme. Fauvilla
Mile Levasseur
Hippolyte
Florence Levasseur
Saint Lazare
Mauville
Kauville
Erf
Sir Hall Caine
Jonniaux
Caine
United States
D. G. Rossett
WAR Department
Cockcise
Beard
Eatonic
William
Eatonig
Ratonic Hemedy Co
Chambers
Eatonio
Hatty
Marine Eve Ay
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