Observatory Disaster and Claude’s Fall in a Storm
Esperance endures a violent storm at the deanery observatory where Claude and Cornelia face the wreck and a life threatening concussion. As the descent unfolds, Claude is gravely injured while Esperance battles fear and hope, awaiting a doctor and news of Claude’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Eeperance
Kornelia
Shay
Estairs
Missinate
Lawner Baying
Cornelia
Esperance
Esperante
Bella
Cornella
Claude
Ming Lowdell
Mathicery
Dour
Miss Lowdell
Sorm
Couain
Noel
Marie
Corneila
Miss Lowden
Observatory
Miss Lewiell
Ghristapel
Clauda
Artie
Mrs. Mortike
Camela
Lowsell
Jong
Miss Collinson
Charisrabel
Mrs. Morllake
Mr. White
Tyree
Andy
Xaous
Ledders
Dean
Lyst
Iel
Corellia
Esperayece
Barne
Gare
Relia Ax
Gomelia
Heperance
Jhar Esperance
Bia
Sal
Ao Chi
Jas Claude
Strategic Surprises in Europe Decline with Rail and Telegraph Limits
The article argues that major European strategic surprises are unlikely due to railway tied armies and rapid telegraph information. It notes that frontiers are defined by railway termini and that ubiquitous press, from large journals to local papers, undermines secrecy.
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Europe
Marlborough
Napoleon
Rhine
Alps
Germany
Italy
National Review
Alligator Elite Trade Draws 16,750 Specimens in Florida Hunt
In 1887, Lee De Soto and Hillsboro counties reported 16 750 alligator elites captured and 214 hunters engaged in the business across the three counties.
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Florida
Lee, de Soto
Hillsboro
Reduction of enganpaint and health advice
The text discusses weight loss through heavy exercise and perspiration as a safe method, warns against excessive sleep and poor nutrition, and mentions attitudes toward facial soap as unfounded. It references young persons and general health, though the wording is garbled.
Skin care and fashion notes from a period guide
The article recommends using gentle soap and hot-water facial washing, plus rosewater and powder to protect skin in cold weather. It describes a gown with old rose cambric fabric, black satin ribbon trim, scalloped bodice fronts, guipure lace, and a bonnet with white heathers and black velvet accents.
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Vlack Velgat
Thanksgiving Hymn Reflects 1898 Global Feast
A 19th century verse from Lancaster Wisconsin praises Thanksgiving with images of plentiful harvests and national unity. It references Cuba Philippines and Samoa under American context and ends with a patriotic American chorus. The poem concludes with a signoff attributed to H A Jonason in 1898.
Life as a fragile leaf and fading fame
The poem compares life to a summer rose, a moonlit leaf, and footprints in a desert, all fading with time. It laments the inevitability of death and the idea that no one will mourn the speaker when life ends. It uses nature imagery to express impermanence and solitude.
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Tampa
Desert Etrema
Moses
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Ebys
Cornell
Deanair
Raptrancr
Lethey
Tuere
Aggar
Esperwice
Cornea
Lille Noel
Maria
Ife
Cepia Oe
Dewey Manila
Philippines
Santiago
Shafter
Castile
Hawaiian Islands
Sam
H. A. Jonason
Yancaster, Wis
1898
Jiveral