Cafe Trente Etoiles test of a secret love in Paris
In a cafe scene in Paris, Seraphine pressures Caussidiere over marriage and loyalty as German dangers loom. He asserts a legal English marriage and a deeper love, while a bracelet gesture signals possessive games amid a tense escape plan. Adele and a cautious artist in a neighboring studio watch a painterly memory hint at Madame Cansaldiere’s past.
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Coxmsenn
Seon
Caussidiere
Cafe Des Trente Etoiles
Tahal
Seraphine
Ramise Abe
Amity
Papa Corbett
Chusaidiere
France
Mademoivelleblanche
Lading
Aald Corbett
Tommy
Paria
Cavesidiere
Bronet
Chan Dagne
Caussidiern
Molnelie
Leur
Paris
Adele
Gole
Astidia
Stuiro
Mademoiselle
Pete
Madame
Madame Cansaldiere
Monsieur
Hand to Mouth in America Leaves Children Short of Inheritance
The North American Review notes a American custom where parents spend on family luxuries, leaving nothing for their children. Children educated to ease face hardship when establishing their own households, and the saying there are three generations from shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves captures the cycle of wealth dissipation across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
North American Review
Segre Marvel of Savoyard Boy Masters Math
Segre Marvel J R Thompson, a boy near Savoyard Kentucky, is said to master algebra geometry astronomy calculus and related branches. Described as a marvel and a lightning calculator, the youth stands out for early scholastic achievement.
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Segre Marvel
J. R. Thompson
Savoyard
Hole
Gage Home Among Washington Cabinet Dwellings
Mrs Gage selects a Massachusetts avenue residence as the secretary of the treasury and her husband prepare to occupy the capital mansion for the McKinley era. The two-story white stone house features ornate windows, green tinted ceilings, frescoed music room, blue satin damask walls, and a grand staircase.
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Ashington
Washington
Sherman
Gage
Mra
Atairs
Among the Chins and Their Hospitality and Habits
A Chamb ers Journal excerpt notes the Chins suffer common cholera and bowel complaints due to climate and eating habits yet exhibit hospitality. Feasts accompany births deaths marriages debt payments or victories and often lead to long drinking bouts. A traditional drink xu made from rice millet or corn refreshes travelers and boosts stamina.
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Chambera’ Journal
Ives
Favorite Rooms of Secretary and Mrs Gage Described
The piece depicts Mrs Gage’s front second story boudoir in blue with adjoining dressing room, notes the secretary’s too small library, and portrays a Chicago setting where liquor dominates social events, feasting, drinking, and disorder as guests become increasingly intoxicated and quarrels erupt.
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Gage
Chicago
Varieties of mushrooms tested by mycophagists and found safe
The New York Evening Post reports over 300 mushroom species thoroughly tested by mycophagists as harmless. Books with colored plates help amateurs identify safe specimens during country rambles. Only one variety is considered deadly, with an antidote sold for exposure.
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Haretens
New York Evening Post
Chile
Moon fish of the Pacific coast described as a floating island
In the Pacific Ocean near Santa Barbara and California shores a flat moon fish known as mola mota or moonfish drifts with part of its body above water. It lacks a true tail, bears a fringe fin, can reach ten feet across, and serves as a resting platform for seabirds. It dives when pursued, but is tough meat and mainly sun-dried as a substitute food.
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Pacific Ocean
Santa Barbara
California
Catamounts as Pets Roam Near Reading With Family Dog
Mrs. Helen Link of Reading Pennsylvania keeps two adult catamounts as pets. They roam Neversing mountain and Joanna Heights, returning often. Picked up as ten day old kittens in a hollow tree a year ago, one named Nancy is tripod like a tiger, the other named Jerosue is larger.
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Helen Link
Neversing Mountain
Reading
Je Rouse
Preventive serum claimed by Italian doctors from Bombay
Three Italian physicians returned from Bombay with a preventive serum for the plague they claim is superior to Yorath's. It is described as a preventive, not a cure, and is prepared by injecting a small dose mixed with boiled water to produce a light rash within 24 hours, with the serum said to be effective in exposing bacteria that affect man and heart.
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Dhavourtesy
Smith
Piga
Mmntil
Ranger
Fata
Luc Ue
Gucott
Malenchini
Bombay
Yorain’s
Scientific American
Yorath
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Ditenento Press Association
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Cafe
Dex Trente
Canasidiere
Madame Cans- Sidiere
Paumidiere
Causaldere
Calasidiere
Sam
Por
Coussidiers
Putaw
England
Leon
Caunsidlere
Thia
Pray
Causidiere
Cauasidiere
Artress
Mar- Jorie
Monache d'Or
Petroleuse
the Madeleine
Ince
Secr’y Gage
Massachusetts Avenue
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