A Woman’s Weight Loss With Kruschen Salts
A testimony tells how a woman, weighing 161 pounds, used Kruschen Salts after her husband’s advice. She lost 32 pounds to reach 124, claiming more energy and a healthier figure after a period of treatment, attributing relief from rheumatism and nervousness to the product. The ad describes Kruschen as a blend of six mineral salts aiding daily waste removal from internal organs.
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Abe
Jad
Secret Beach Marriage Drives Plots in New Romance
Camilla Hoyt, adopted daughter of a wealthy family, secretly marries sculptor Peter Anson after a beach confrontation with friends. He opposes her wealth-based future yet seeks to rise, while she lands a lucrative art agency job offering $5000 weekly. Avis Werth pressures a loan to Peter as tensions rise at Bowman and Weeks agency.
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Peter Anson
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Camilla
Abe Romes
Avis
Werth
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Weeks
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Camilly
Hoyt Housenolf Ainswerth
Chapter XL Silent two days reshape Camilla and Peter
On the second evening after their dispute over finances Peter goes to Camilla seeking contrition and appeal. The two days of silence feel like a century to Camilla who rereads every word they spoke as if copying correspondence, pondering what she might have heard.
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Peter
Camilla
Abe
Rose
Babylon
Tve
Alexander Hoyt
Dawson
Mr. Hoyt
Mr. Obatz
Anna
Mr. Perdue
Love classes and a shattered romance in Camilla’s city
In a sunlit apartment Rose and Camilla dissect love, fate, and male archetypes. Rose outlines four real-world man types, contrasting cynical detachment with devoted tenderness as Camilla wrestles with Peter’s role in her estranged romance.
Rose’s Soft Question Sparks Hint of a Quarrel
The dialogue reveals Rose probing about a dispute with Peter as she recalls a quarrel and asks if they fought, noting a Sunday return and a cliffhanger tease with To Be Continued.
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Rose
Peter
Relics Of Romanoffs Brought To New York By Dealer
A dealer in New York has imported Romanoff souvenirs from Leningrad and Moscow, including a red notebook with A F initials, Olga’s crib, an autograph book of Countess Vorontsova Dashkova, Easter eggs, English editions of Alice in Wonderland and Little Women, a cigarette case from the Czarina, and family snapshots. The items, linked to Nicholas I and Alexandra Feodorovna, came from government warehouses via a Soviet commission of former antique dealers.
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New York
Russia
Nicholas I
Leningrad
Ques
Russi
Ekis
Alexandra Feodorovana
Elizabeth Feodorovana
Alexandra
Elizabeth
Grafina
Alice
Moscow
The Rhyming Optimist Poem Fragments
A fragmentary poem celebrates light as beautiful and life giving. It contrasts light with night, evokes creation, and expresses longing for faith, joy, and truth to flood the world. The piece emphasizes light as divine and transformative amid darkness.
Butterfly Hunter Hans Fruhstorfer’s Global Collection
The famed Swiss butterfly hunter Hans Fruhstorfer amassed about 100000 specimens representing nearly 7000 varieties. Beginning in Brazil at age 22, he traveled through Java the Malay Archipelago and beyond to collect rare butterflies now housed at the Natural History Museum in Paris.
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Hans Fruhstorfer
Natural History Museum
Paris
Brazil
Java
Malay Archipelago
South America
Japan
China
Siam
Speech on titles earns praise from CPR president
Mr. Benny, president of the CPR, delivered what the Edmonton Bulletin calls the best Ottawa speech on the titles issue. He stated he is a plebian but supports titles for Canadians who earn them, and opposes hereditary titles in Canada.
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Benny
CPR
Ottawa
Edmonton Bulletin
Peace and Joy Through Quietness and Trust
A devotional meditation cites Colossians 3 and Whittier on peace guiding the heart. It contrasts peace with anxious striving, noting fullness of joy comes from knowledge of the Lord and trust in Him. The piece includes reflections by J H Newman on peace and a call to a calm, generous life.
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J. H. Newman
Inventions Rejected By British Patent Office
The British Patent Office refused over two dozen of the 33 699 inventions submitted in the past year for impracticability. One concept was an electrically operated harpoon hidden in lamp posts to disable stolen cars. Another pane would break to create a vacuum that pulls in a thief and holds him on the carpet until the door is opened.
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Patent Office
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