Boffins Gain in Harmon Fortune in Bleak Thames Tale
In a grim Thames tale, Lizzie Hexam aids a drowning Eugene Wrayburn and helps untangle a web of murder, secretaries, and reputations. The Harman fortune shifts as Bella Wilfer discovers her true lineage and love with John Rokesmith, while Rogue Riderhood pursues revenge. The Boffins choose modest wealth, guarding their shared happiness as characters seek redemption through fortune and honor.
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Betta Wilfer
Abe
Battin
John Thiarmon
Rogue Riderhood
Jesse Haxane
Hexam
John Harmen
Thames
Jesse
Caughit
Eugene Wrayburn
Lizzie Hexuim
Lizzie
Panny Cl
Bradley Headstone
Min
Boffin
Bella Wilfer
Jobin Tokesmith
John Chatliot
Pease
Coemery Vencoried
Tishra
Hiro
Hiro Yogesete Otal Ae Orheeisaan Ta Test Bethy By Otis Sachother Naume
Sopete
Heathbete
Silas
Mr. Bottin
John Rokesmith
Aspir
Bella
Harmon
Mr. Boffin
John Rokesmith Lene
Wilfor
Tella
John
Lizvores
Pleshwater
Eugene
Bradley Hanedstone
Resnie Riderhood
Riderhood
Hucene
Treadstone
Lizzle
Riderhoad
Headstone
Hiderhood
Silas Wegg
Mr. Wegg
Bella Rokesmith
Bella Harmon
Boffins
Multiplication Table Trouble for Astronomical Pair
Aroline Tierschel famed for discovering eight comets and aiding her brother in astronomical labors could never recall the multiplication table. She reportedly carried a copy with her, highlighting a curious struggle amid scholarly pursuits.
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Aroline Tierschel
Biographers and the Hidden Life of Pedigreed Figures
A cryptic biographical note discusses the delicate task of distinguishing gossip from genuine insight, tracing how biographers must separate truth from rumor while chronicling the lives of notable figures. It mentions the challenge of preserving accuracy amidst secret gaps, with imagery of danger from wandering wildlife affecting travelers.
Money Bags at a Rothschild Luncheon in London
In London I joined Lord Rothschild for a luncheon where wealth talk dominated. John Hays Hammond notes Rothschild’s habit of probing estimates of Rockefeller wealth, starting from modest figures up to claims of a trillion-dollar scope.
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London
Lord Rothschild
John Hays Hammond
Scribner's
Rothschilds
Tay
Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller
America
Birds Still Far Superior Aviators Of 12000 Miles
The article notes birds surpass early aircraft in endurance citing a Pacific voyage by an albatross following a steamer for six days and seven nights and covering nearly 3000 miles. It compares 12000 mile cross world routes and asserts human flight lags in sustained endurance while airplanes outclimb condors but endure far less.
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Atlantic
Pacific
el Gate
Genius and Buddhism in modern thought contrasts
Schopentuowner argues genius suffers through intense will and intellect making pes simism essential in poetry and philosophy. Shakespeare and Buddha are paired, reflecting modern trends. Buddhism and Tagore influence rise as prewar years saw little writing on Buddhist faith. many modern philosophies trace to Buddhist roots and historians build on Buddhistic foundations.
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Schopentuwner
Shakespeare
Buddha
Recovery tale of Mitchell the English sailor
In a London report a battered British sailor named Mitchell, once a whisky tester, endured war injuries that affected his senses and speech. After a violent blow under the hose and another on the chin, colleagues rushed spirits to revive him. He recovered within seconds and declined further assistance, a tale claimed to be over fifteen years old.
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Vie Diussas
London
Bird of Prey
Hexom
Lizzie Hexam
Jolly Fellowship
Mr. Venus
Koffin
Harmen
Cor
Wis
Tecra
Biuwed Mitcheth
Mitchell
Recognition for California county agricultural agents gains sabbatical
A fragmented clipping notes that California county agricultural agents at the state university are granted assistant professor status and full rights. It mentions a sabbatical grant for one agent and references Weed species research, marking a historic recognition in the program.
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California
Neenia
Siek
Girl Fourteen Stands Six Feet Tall in Local Feats
A fourteen year old girl astonishes neighbors by reaching six feet, taller than most and surpassing peers. Observers note the height during a community event, praising the remarkable growth and unique stature.
Fragmented OCR weathered note hints at unnamed events
An incoherent OCR fragment mentions an old woman, a sudden departure, and a mysterious incident. Names and places are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about a need for payment and a public notice tone. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a clear event or outcome.
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Feud over colors erupts as Daeg toe is cited in dispute with Due Chek Daeg authorities. Local officials warn residents of potential clashes as arguments center on color etiquette and community standards. Names and exact locations await clarification.
Stored Up For Historian The Congressional Record
A Washington Post view lauds the Congressional Record as a lasting repository of political knowledge. It notes debates illuminate economics government and philosophy, with even errors contributing to truth. By 2022 the Record will be an invaluable archive for life as it is lived.
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Congress
Washington Post
Senate
House
Thomas B. Reed
Teletographic Ground Telegraphy Reported During War
During the war a German method called teleg raphy through the ground drew scientific interest. Investigations suggested a hybrid wireless and one wire system with two parallel wires along the front, one energized and the other induced, allowing signaling without a continuous live wire.
New York Sanitary Districts Population Density Talk
New York reports four square miles of sanitary districts with over 250000 population per square mile. The 1920 census map shows 3427 sanitary district areas with 1208657 people in 28860 acres, averaging 458 per acre, now reduced to 302 in congested districts, per Dr. Walter Luidhow.
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New York
New York City
Walter Luidhow
United States
One Among Many Wedding Critics Denounce Rice Throwing
London Oplaton argues that rice throwing at weddings is a dangerous custom but notes the need to consider additional wedding hazards beyond this one practice. The column presents a sharp social critique in a concise opinion voice.
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London
Ineffective Efforts Hinder Leadership Path
A man who spends time trying to convince a woman she is in the wrong will never have time to become a captain of medicine. The remark frames how persistent attempt to diminish a colleague blocks career advancement and leadership potential.
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Med Sister
Hindus Jewelry Taste Shown in Festive Adornment
A distorted early report notes Hindus display strong jewelry use as a sign of prosperity. It describes men and women wearing numerous earrings and ornaments during festivals, with ornaments on ears noses foreheads necks arms and legs. It mentions poorer people using silver items and the custom of women decorating hair and bodies in bright festival attire.
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Rimaelf
Archeological Finds From Fire Dried Church Walls
A post fire examination of All Saints church Pethim near Canterbury revealed two well preserved consecration crosses beneath plaster. Likely from the thirteenth century the crosses may help date the church consecration. Removal of plaster will allow careful study and potential further discoveries.
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All Saints
Pethim
Canterbury
London
Great University of Michigan Library Gift to Ann Arbor
A new library tied to the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor will house the world's greatest collection of Americana. The gift comes from William C. Clements, a university regent, whose fortune funded rare American history volumes valued at about 300,000 dollars.
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University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
William C. Clements
Board of Regents
University
Standards weights in US calibrated within two parts in ten trillion
The standard kilogram weights used to calibrate all U S weights were checked by the Bureau of Standards and found accurate to within two one hundred ten trillionths of their mass.
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United States
Bureau of Standards
Wink
Put It in Writing Says Cleveland News Leader Advice
The Cleveland News Leader warns that verbal agreements fade away like leaves and urges making copies of any contract. Keep one copy for yourself and send another to the other party while storing the rest of your valuable papers securely.
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Cleveland News-Leader
Port and port terms in 19th century revenue law
The article defines port of entry as a district or locality where foreign goods may be disbursed for import under revenue law. It explains port of debarkation as the landing place for discharging cargo. It also notes port of call as a port where vessels stop for coal repairs and shipment handling.
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Cup
Odd Argentine Custom of Seventh Son Godfathers
In Argentina a seventh son is born and the president becomes the boy's godfather by custom, so presidents often have many godsons due to large families being common in the country.
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Argentin
Repub
Argentina
Look Here Hair Crime Wave Warning
A consumer note from the Retail Ledger in Philadelphia recounts using an recommended goo that ruined hair, contrasting it with an advertised product and calling the resulting kink a crime wave. The item cautions readers about dubious hair care remedies and emphasizes caution before trying advertised grooming products.
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Retail Ledger
Philadelphia
Visitors and trips prompt using the telephone for news
The note advises using the telephone to share information when hosting visitors from out of town or planning travel. It emphasizes quick communication and staying connected while away.
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