Waiting's Victory and Mourning in Paris War Tale
Esperance and Gaspard navigate a siege era day as the fight rages, their father M de Mabillon wounded and near death. They endure ambulances, crowd noise, and a tense vigil on the battlefield vigil, praying for his survival before his passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agate
Avery
M. de Mabvillou
Charlo
Becausa
Ballens
Leon
Monsieur lLomer
Savolle
Eng- Yang
England
Avenas
Bist
Ortoter
Mwngland
Beperance
Monsieur Lemorelen
Sand
M.i. Madblon
Gaspard
Renerance
Kleshans
Sant
National Guard
Tier Heath
Willy
Night of sorrow shadows Esperance and Gaspard
In a dim Paris home after a siege the wounded Gaspard and Esperance cling to each other as grief deepens. Javette and the household aid them while Esperance receives a gift from a kind American woman, a token of her mother's ring and her father's hair.
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Perance
Janette
Lemereter
Anjenner
Esperance
M. Lemercier
Diack
Ce Maballon
Qastard
Pice
Fly
Saepitd
Gaspard
Esperava
Javelin
Jarette
Javette
Cape Ib
Eisperance
Ace
Tay
Jis
Speance
Hood
Aspertaey
Cod
Jelly
Jake
Esverance
Syvolle
Murmarine
Esmeraiee
Timate
Cather
Ofsiaes
Aspard
Gliding Boat Propulsion by Unseen Blades Experiments
The article recounts attempts to build a boat that can glide on water using a central platform and four inwardly angled blades under the hull. It notes Count Lambert’s experiments, the design details, and speeds of about ten miles per hour with potential for higher output, plus reflections on the experiment’s scientific value and safety in selection of accompanying illustrations and quotes.
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Ofis Naval Architectural
Madero
London
Win Cage
Count Lambert
Versailles
Manana
Naval
Catrydis
Coun Lambert
Horatio Phillips
Novel Guest Cards From a Small Home Party
A reminiscence from The Ladies Home Journal describes crafting personalized guest cards for a modest gathering. Mrs. J. Ry M. Care records using simple materials, cutting pictures to match each guest, and folding note sheets into tiny four-page folders with blank pages and quotations to convey the event’s theme.
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Mrs. J
Ry M. Carevol
Ladies Home Journal
Fads in Hair Styles Spread From Paris to America
The article notes a fashion wave sparked by Cleo de Morada and others, with women adopting curved curls and short cuts. It describes reactions across the United States as ladies crop and curl their hair to imitate theater and Parisian trends, signaling a broad social shift in grooming.
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Wonton
Cleo de Morada
America
Ira
Medxinley
Nervtore
Washington
McKinley Cus
Maine
Rio Grande
Key West
Klondike
Supreme Court orders wife to support abandoned husband
The Supreme Court of California rules that under certain circumstances a wife may be compelled to support her husband. The decision stems from a situation where an ailing, abandoned spouse was deserted by his wife, who was ordered to pay him $24 a month.
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Supreme Coure of California
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Edna Lyall
Contlaud
Jose
Ballist
Ollows
Guanaré
Cty
Ambulance Americaine
Turpind Dale
M de Ma Dillon
Papa
M. Fe Mabillon
Gasmie
Paris
Bugaud
Esperitee
Waxioen
Hite Esperance
Asperanet
Mniow
Venez
Gwerit
Alphonse
Mapilton
Geon
Inn MacLaen
J Reedlaworran
Ruskin
Kitiien
Shakespeare
Foy
Pope
Byron
Couvut Lambert
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