Trent and Marie Dupin in a House of Secrets
Anthony Trent navigates a tense trap at a Jersey coast manor facing a blackmail threat. He discovers Mademoiselle Dupin, an outlawed confidante from his past, and forms a wary alliance to uncover motives and protect her from exposure.
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Lincoln Memorial Columns Reflect 36 States at Lincoln Death
The article notes 86 columns gracing the Lincoln Memorial in Washington to symbolize the 36 states then in the union at Lincoln’s death. It reflects a historic interpretation linking architecture to the era’s political landscape.
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Black blotters curb signature forgeries in banking
Popular Mechanics notes new blotter tech used in banks hides ink by its black color, causing produced signatures to fade. The blotters also resist disfigurement, making forgery harder.
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Agricultural Strength Calls on Land Cultivators
Quote attributed to Lord Chatham praising agriculture as the source of wealth and national strength, highlighting the endurance and stamina of the country’s cultivators.
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Muskrats Threaten Carp Ponds in Fish Culture
Muskrats attack sluggish fish in ponds and have damaged carp in various regions. Though not a major loss, they injure ponds and may affect fish food supplies, posing a concern for fish culturists.
Choose Life Offers Power or Joy Peace of Heart
A line from American Magazine suggests the dilemma of modern life choosing between power and inner joy. It notes that even the mighty seldom enjoy true peace of heart.
Old Time Exhortation Bidding Prayer in Anglican Practice
A note traces the bidding prayer as a form of exhortation used before sermons under the 1603 canon, invoking the church the sovereign and various groups with thanksgiving for the faithful departed. Variants survive in modern church services.
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