Beatrice and Victor Face Trust Shattering News
In a London scene Victor Raymond learns of Beatrice Albenson’s marriage to Count Ludwig Bozell and his dream life collapses. Edith Stratmore and Dr. Stalaton watch his despair as Beatrice struggles with poverty and a new London residence. Beatrice’s health worsens while Dr Debano and Paul Debano offer aid and friendship as her fate remains uncertain.
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Victor
Edith Stratmore
Kalith
Raymond
Dr. Stalaton
Beatrice
Slater
Count Dozell
Victor Raymond
Mr. Raymond
Hle
Garth
Count Ludwig Bozell
Wentleigh
Harrenbort
Atheon
Knight Te G. Albenson
London
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Thor
Nietor
Taymond
Compostore
Kulih
Feveriah
Everted
Lis
Tle
Petchhless
Dr. Ralatov
Edith
Count Rosell
Beatrice Albenson
Mosloviens
Tidith
Holthi
Blu
Count Stratmore
Masmond
Amy Con
Easton
Taro Lil
Bnd
Kenneth
Jong
Indy
Bentries
Ixenmeth
Lind
Deatrice
Timatif
Ju Ma
Mex
Lathropia
Ara
Summund
Paul Debano
Fle
Clapard
Heatrice
Abe
Merc
Taithrop
Mise Trevor
Hyeatrice
Julia
Mr. Tathrop
Blind Man Finds His Way Through Senses of Smell and Touch
A blind man in New York walks daily from Canal Street to a nearby restaurant, using his sense of smell to distinguish streets and shops while relying on memory of the route. He explains that odors guide him when eyes fail, with feet providing the primary navigation and touch offering safety when scent guides lapse.
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Biella
Belug
New York
Canal Street
Alghtera
Her Proper Quarry Which Husband To Seek
A humorous exchange from the Hoston Globe notes Gertrude asking for advice on finding a husband. Uncle Gayboy suggests aiming for a single man, reflecting a lighthearted, old timey tone about courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude
Hoston Globe
Dinqueane Equals Disaster Wreck in Connellville District
A freight-car timber break caused a collision with passenger train No. 12 near Connellville. Sixty three died, many roasted by steam, seventy five injured. The locomotive and baggage cars were destroyed, and a rescue effort followed with dramatic heroism. An alert signal from Baumild potentially saved Train No. 49. Witnesses noted foreign passengers suffered heaviest losses while civilians aided the living and disposed of the dead.
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Ohio Hallaul
Wednoceday
Connellavl
Youghingheny
Englat
Uarne Ile
Bagsagenaoster Thomon J. Bon
Haslewood
Lisighury
West-boimd
la Core
No. 49
Pittsburg
Dawson
Freicht
Thornley
Yanshiegheny River
Titsburg and Lake Erie
Youghlogheny River
Ward
Nate
Baltimore
Army officer tests 15 cent a day food ration plan
Major Willa H. Kean of Omaha proposes feeding ten able bodied laborers on 15 cents daily to prove soldiers in the Missouri Department can live on that amount. The experiment draws hundreds at the commissary for a five day test meal featuring beef, gravy, potatoes, corn, tomatoes, pickles, bread and seasonings. Skeptics and critics of high army costs watch the attempt.
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United States Army
Allleera
Willa H. Kean
Omaha
Commlseary
Department of Missouri
Hie
Panama Puzzle Hits Campaign as War Issue Grows
Washington writers debate whether we are at war with Colombia and how a Panama policy split could shape the 1940 campaign. Administration officials weigh armed actions, marines to the Isthmus, and the Senate fight over the treaty with Colombia amid cross party tensions.
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Washington
White House
State Department
War Department
Navy Department
Capitol
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Germany
Rrussia
Olambla
Republic of Patama
Turner
Avanta
Titumall
Colombia
Hoar
Senate
Panama
Daniel
Vingints
Benator Morgan
Congress
Paroma
Conlict
Newa
Colombida Wall
Coton
Lathman
Elliott
Canal Atrip
Ithmus
Isthmus
Cangreas
Pittsburgh Jewels Arrests and New York Wanted Notice
News reports Nora Abraham Thaler and Martin Opar arrested in Pittsburgh with jewels valued at $10,000 and wanted in New York. Thirteen French sailors mutiny aboard the French bark Fautrel off Seattle after captain refused money to go ashore. A woman killed by an express train near Mount Vernon, New York, found with nearly $2 in money. Kansas City population to rise by about 12,000 per year per a city directory editor. During last fiscal year 420 soldiers were sent to the government asylum for the insane at Washington. 3,050 patients currently. Gov. Bolley of Kansaspardons Charles Thompson, who killed a felon and gambler at Lebanon ten years ago. Roosevelt’s estate distributes 50,000 to Leah and 25,000 each to Kermit and Ethel. U.S. War Department exploring a coal mine on the island of Hatan off Southern Luzon with prospects of coal.
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Nora Abraham Thaler
Martin Opar
Pitteburg
New York
Boant
Seattle
Expresa
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Kansas City
W. A. Hoye
Coldiere and
Calers
Woaslington
Inniad
Bolley
Kansas
Hoe
Charlea ‘Thompson
Lebanon
Lreah
Roosevelt
Kermit
Ethel
James King Gracie
War Department
Hatan
Luzon
BP. 1
Grant to Command Department of the Inkea in Philippine service
Brig. Gen. Frederick Dent Grant son of Ulysses S. Grant is named to command the Department of the Inkea in recognition of his Philippine service. Born in St Louis in 1850, he graduated from West Point in 1871 and rose to colonel before earning generalship. He later served as United States minister to Austria and police commissioner of New York City, then led volunteer units in the Messiah War and commanded districts in the Philippines including Cerite and northern Luzon.
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Frederick Dent Grant
New’ York
San Juan
Philippines
Tnd
Cervite
Luzon
Panama 18 Invaded by Colombian Troops Readies New Frontier
Reported landing of about 100 Colombian troops near Tinea northwest of Cape Tiburn, with Pine Island as the wooded base for observation. U S Navy moves include Mayflower toward Isle of Pines, Bancroft and Nashville in play, Prairie flag transferred, and ships at Mare Island awaiting orders. Tensions rise as Colombians press inland. Americans in Din Hen district warned to evacuate within 24 hours. A French steamer reports 200 Colombian troops landed at Isinings on the Atlantic side.
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Forestory
New Republic
Colon
Ste
Tinea
Cape Tiburn
Gulf
Darleu
Thia
Mayflower
Colon Harbor
Isle of Pines
United States
Nombre de Dion
Nashville
Bocas del Terro
Coghlan
Prairie
Paul Jones
Reblo
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Byranelaco
Ponans
Independence
Poo Jonce
Colombia
Car Sheena
Isinings
Atlantic
Lathmua
Nine Die in Frisco Railroad Wreck Near Fort Scott
The Meteor passenger train on the St Louis and San Francisco Railway derailed after a freight crew left a switch open near Godfrey Kansas fourteen miles south of Fort Scott. Nine people killed and over twenty injured as two baggage cars a chair car and nine sleepers overturned. The wreck halted near the embankment and the train plummeted from the track. The dead and injured were taken to Fort Scott.
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Terain
Frisco
Fort Scott
Godfrey
Thane
Fragmented Senses and Odd Phrases From a 1920s Column
A garbled column weaves misheard phrases about senses, courts, and politics. It mentions Colombian feelings, European courts, Breathitt County Kentucky, divorce, Kaiser Wilhelm, and a car sale at $5,000 with speculative secondary markets. The text reads as a quirky, incomplete snapshot of a clipping with many misspellings and odd tangents.
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Breathitt
Kentucky
Kaiser Wilhelm
Khnsalt
Columbia
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Nilasen
Onkudele
Paul Nebanov
Faun
Lndy
B. & C. Wreck
Dagozine Limited
Malle
Connelleville
Vawengere
Butler
Austin
Chicago
Garfield Park Saultarium
Iminefer
Jathmne
Seldlera
Rondunces
Gem
Freprick Dent Grant
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