Alix Faces Truth of Cherry and Peter Affair
In a fog shrouded night Alix uncovers Cherry and Peter’s forbidden bond and battles guilt. She resolves to protect them while fearing disgrace and weighing what her father would say as dawn breaks and Buck welcomes her return.
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Martin
Peter
Pete
Cherry
Alix
Herzand
Jagain
Ales Morse
Alli
Anx
Rand
Gherry
Mae
Peter Peter
Buck
Allix
Gues
Wwe
Alix J
Slater
Avas
Bucky
Stolm
Abd. Zerled
How Children Take Cold
Children catch colds from wearing excessive clothing and from overly warm rooms in the city. These two factors are among the most frequent causes of childhood colds.
Alphabet Traced to Phoenicians Across World Alphabets
The Chicago Journal notes that Phoenician traders created a universal shorthand, selecting symbols from Egyptian writing to form an alphabet, influencing Greek Hebrew Sanscrit and Arabic scripts. The text then shifts to a persona who claims to reassure others while never acting to fix problems.
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Chicago Journal
Color Changes in Hair With Age Noted
The article explains hair color shifts with age due to pigment changes in the blood and bodily chemistry. It cites iron content, complexion changes, and effects of worry or light on pigment cells, noting brunettes gray earlier than blondes and very light hair may stay unchanged.
Calls for War on Rats Highlight Rising Upkeep Costs
The Build ing Managers and Owners' association warns members in a bulletin that rat upkeep in the United States costs about 750 million dollars annually, or just over seven dollars per person. Fire losses from rats add to the burden, prompting calls for extermination as a public health and economic measure.
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United States
Doctor Copeland
Why Tea May Be Harmful
An historical notice warns that tea can be a slow poison if leaves steep too long and excessive tea intake damages nerves digestion and health. It contrasts mild infusions with stewed tea described as almost as harmful as opium and cocaine and links addiction to heavy daily consumption.
Maya empire may have faced mass movement in 600 A D
The article discusses the Maya civilization in Yucatan and neighboring regions, noting dense populations between 200 and 600 A D. It suggests a calamity, possibly yellow fever, disrupted water storage and agriculture, causing fear and migrations similar to famine and panic seen in Russia, with a reference to a dramatic shift around 600 A D.
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Yucatan
Vynet
Tropics
Herbert J. Spinden
Central “America
Russia
Chaplin remark and social observations spark LA reception
The article recalls Charlie Chaplin at a Los Angeles gathering where a Philadelphia girl’s joke about heaven is shared. It also notes jokes about marriage, driving, and a man listening politely to an unwanted speech, combining humor and social commentary.
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Charlie Chaplin
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Papa
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