Charlie Stuart Faces Fire to Save Arline in Hotel Inferno
In a burning hotel Charlie Stuart battles the villain Macauley and the flames to reach Arline. He bursts a door, ferries her through smoke filled corridors, and searches for a safe escape as the building roars toward collapse. The couple clings to courage and each other amid panic and peril.
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Charlie
Arline
Ser
Lady
Stuart
Capt
Brand
Macauley
Inetinet
Hisles
Chariie
Ariine Fsy
Hua
Ariine
Charle
Alma
Artine
Charlie Stuart
New Treating Method for Animals and Atmospheric Observations
Popular Science describes a Groton inventor’s electric bath for animals to kill parasites using weak acetic acid now plus a current. It also details Prof Langley’s airflow telescope improvements that reduce limb boiling and improve star images. An underground artificial racecourse concept by Benjamin Beerwald offers a mounted ride with a tethered electromechanical system.
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New England
Departments of Agriculture
Andrew Nimmo
Groton
Mass
Langley
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Langley Hee
London Telegraph
Benjamin Beerwald
Philadolphin
New Ironing Device Aids Silk Hats
Oscar Hammerstein of New York proposes a curved hot water bottle iron aid to smooth glossy silk hats. The device mounts on a curved plate for rigidity and is filled with boiling water with a stopper secured before use. It helps novices press hats when a hatter is not nearby.
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Oscar Hammerstein
New York City
Uege
Iridescent Feathers Of Pigeons Explained
Dr. Strong of Hav erford College explains that iridescence in the neck feathers of the common homer pigeon arises from layered barbules like shingles. Pigment granules of melanin within keratin layers scatter light to create green or purple hues depending on the angle of incidence and reflection.
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Strong
Haverford College
Sun's Antics at Sunset and Solar Deformations
A Royal Observatory study, aided by photography, notes sun disk indentations and flame-like protrusions from opposite edges. Dr Prinz attributes these to horizontal air layers refracting sunlight, with sunrise distortions possibly fueling Easter legends about dancing suns.
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Pring
Royal Belcian Observatory
M. Prinz
The Promptings of Affection in a Humorous Exchange
In a brief domestic scene Mrs Torkins declares she will learn poker to bond with her husband and better understand his troubles, sparking a lighthearted family moment.
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Charley
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