The Adept and the Home of Vaughan Mystery
In a dawn-lit room the coroner and investigators uncover a murder linked to a mystic adept. Blood fingerprints appear on a noose knot as Godfrey, Vaughan, and Hinman reveal clues about entry by the curtains and a cobra guardian. The adept questions the case and speaks of a pupil’s soul passage at midnight.
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Godfrey
Hinman
Goldberger
Simmonds
Berger
Gold
Godfrey Oe
Immonds
Monds
Vaughan
Courch
Mr. Godfrey
Swain
Dr. Hinman
Miss Vaughan
Endac Hag Baenea
Frey
Goldbe
Lester
Simmons
Etilsat Crous Lessed
Toto
Ular Divan
Labor on the Free List and Immigration Debate
The Saturday Evening Post argues for protection against cheap foreign labor after war. It discusses unemployment in Europe, wage effects, and tariffs to shield American jobs while advocating open ports for cheap labor abroad. It notes over $000,000 immigrants in the last census period and critiques reliance on rhetoric over arithmetic in immigration debates.
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Heneen
Judge
Europe
Theta
Weapov
Gary
Japan and foreign payments noted for naval and factory issues
The report compares foreign military appropriations to Japanese sums, notingValue differences in naval spending. It also mentions a Niagara Falls factory producing metallic magnesium for aircraft parts under French contract until war’s end, with plans to switch to household goods afterward and new products.
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Niagara Falls
Commands British at Dardanelles by General Sir Charles Monro
General Sir Charles Monro leads British forces at the Dardanelles as the campaign continues. Allied troops press the assault amid ongoing Turkish resistance and strategic maneuvers.
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Dardanelles
Charles Monro
Soeke Ees Oer
Smallest Oldest and Laziest Republic in the World
A New York Sun report extolling Andorra as the smallest oldest republic with 509 inhabitants on the Pyrenees. It notes its distances, sparse rail access, a 1110 year age, unique government, lack of nobility, and a farming led presidency. It highlights graft risks, Andorran language, French obligation in schooling, a 14 dollar per student national cost, Andorra la Viera capital, smuggling tolerance, and poor ambition among natives.
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New York Sun
Andorra
Pyrenees
France
Spain
Lous
Debonair
Marc Almagmver
Vieira
House of Representatives
Wilson
Pedro Font
The Wisdom of Extravagance in Everyday Life
An essay on planned indulgence within budgets argues that selective spending brings happiness and sustains effort. It suggests small weekly luxuries like elk butter and fresh Kentucky butter as boosts to morale, cooking joy, and hospitality without wrecking finances.
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McClure Paper Syndicate
Kentucky
The Water Lily Folktale of Queen Emereselda
A whimsical tale unfolds in fairyland where discontent elves are sent to a witch. They help a wounded water rat then transform into a marsh water fly. Queen Emereselda later appears, revealing herself and the new water lily created to honor the elves.
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McClure
Emereselda
Emereseida
Black Bug
Fairyland
Potas
Pana
Rat
All the
Fairies
Chan Ge
Ben
Protective duties to foster new domestic industries
The piece cites German coal tar dye success and argues for limited tariffs to nurture infant industries. It references Hamilton and Lin’s doctrine that protection be moderate and temporary, to prevent reliance on government support and to avoid eternally disadvantaged domestic sectors.
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Saturday Evening Post
Hamilton
Friedrich
Lin
Toward the Abyss in Europe and Asia
The article discusses ongoing global war risks, warning that even if terms were secured, the continuation of conflict threatens civilization. It notes fears over white supremacy and religious factors, with leaders like Earl Loreburn urging spirits of conduct and the potential spread of the war to other continents and non Christian faiths and the risk to the United States.
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Chicago Newa
Europe
Asia
Cs Ull
Earl Loreburn
Anaes
Walton Aphorisms on Mind Management and Self Control
A mosaic of quotations and paraphrases on self discipline and emotional control. It cites Walton of Boston with lines from Carlyle Bacon Solomon and Epictetus and notes on handling worry doubt and misfortune through sayings and maxims.
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Walton
Boston
Thomas Carlyle
Bacon
Solomon
Protetes
Adv Cou
John Y
Westminster
Butler
Epictetus
Eat More Rice Dessert Recipes From A Classic Kitchen
A vintage excerpt promotes rice as economical and offers several recipes. It suggests dishes like Rice and Raisin Fritters Rice with Cheese Rice Griddle Cakes Rice Custard and Rice Tartlets with measurements for batter, fillings, and baking times to craft affordable meals.
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the McClure News
X. Syndicate
Ogden Canyon Shows Through Wasatch Defining Gorge
A Western travel guide notes Ogden Canyon in the Wasatch rising above Great Salt Lake as a formation carved by a river long before the mountains. It explains how running water erodes solid rock, forming the deep notch on the Oregon Short Line route.
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United State Geological Survey
Ogden Canyon
Wasatch Mountains
St Balt Lake
Oden Canyon
Ogden River
Watch Year Congresaman in Kansas City Star Item
Petitions are sent to Kansas delegation members in Washington urging a congressional run for prepared nuns. The piece references Kansas, its Civil War history, and recent events.
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The
Kansas City Star
Kansas
Washington
Kansan
Courneys
Fragmented OCR notes on a Nevada Central line route
Fragmented text mentions Overland, diforest, and a deep paste in Nevada. Appears to reference a Central pane way line from 1681 with vague genres and depths. Unable to determine concrete event, date, or entities from the garbled OCR.
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Wales
Iessrat
Wiley
Nev
Engraved visiting cards of the late 18th century
An article describes enamelled and engraved visiting cards used 1780 to 1790, detailing sizes, motifs, and fashions. It notes Italian influence, heraldic devices, portraits, and scenes with artifacts from Rome Berlin and various noble families, highlighting the artistry and social customs of card exchange.
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Italy
Albanston
Grafton
Horace Walpole
Rome
Berlin
Deenhorn
Warwickshire
Titus
Peter
Hom
Teellter
Feu
Ign
New Year Eve Customs and Festivities Amid Silent Streets
A fragmented piece describes a New Year’s Eve scene with quiet streets, scattered feasting, and church bells. It mentions a Christmas tree with candles, jam filled doughnuts, and neighbors observing the passing year, while urging literary reflection and domestic virtue.
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Ia Meae
Wien
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Burton E. Stevenson
Siva
Japan
Charles Menara
Republic
Rilezoest
Sylvester Abend
Hussell Sage
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