Vendetta continues a tale of deceit and murder
In a Naples villa, a deadly quarrel ends in the possible killing of a husband. Nina Romini schemes to claim wealth from the dead, while Cesare contends with love, lies, and a looming peril as he navigates a sinister plot and emotional betrayals.
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Avellino
Fabio
Marguerite
Lushkej
Tha Gardion
Abelard
Heloise
Lipp
Naples
Guido
Nina
Romini
Villa Romani
Rome
Lam
Ft. Haya
Ferrarus
Ferrari
Parisians Use Garlic For Beauty Freshens Complexions
A fragment from a 19th century column notes Parisians credit garlic as a booster of fair complexions. It claims Paris washerwomen, including Mme. Adam of La Nouvelle Revue, maintained youth and beauty through temperate living and a diet featuring black bread and game, aided by damp air from wash-tubs.
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Paris
Mme. Adam
la Nouvele Revue
Poem Lines Echo Dark Wish in Crowd
A fragment shows a speaker singing a line about wishing to be a bird while bystanders harbor a violent impulse. The text hints at a shared unease as a man muses in a grim moment about possessing a gun.
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Eignet
Nina
Madame la Vicalre
Cyead
Countesa
Luis
Sepcasta
Haro
Jose Jong
Neter
Oliva
Marguerite
Cesare
Madame la Vicwire
Addio
Ray LO
World gossip on royals and eminent figures dated miscellany
A wide array of brief notes covers Grand Duke Adolph and King Oscar among Europe's aging and active monarchs. It notes the young duke of Roxberphe reaching majority, German admirals in various fleets, and Emperor William's naval rank. Princess Louise sculpts a memorial angel while other aristocrats pursue art, travel, gatherings, and lectures. The piece mentions royal intrigues, fashion, and scientific figures like Sir Joseph Lister and the Rothschilds, with odds and ends about French President Faire, Austrian autocrats, and Queen Victoria's climate search.
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Europe
Adolph of Luxemburg
Oscar of
Sweden
House of Lords
Duke of Roxberphe
William
Louise
Prince Henry of Battenberg
Siam
England
London Times
2Thenaeam
Chulalongkor
Kulalangaram
Earl of
Shaftesbury
Lord Brassey
Victoria
Australia
Melbourne
Kaiser Wilhelm
John Millais
Royal Academy
Millais
Joseph Lister
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Princess of Wales
Kneipp
New York
Lewis Morris iv
Lewis la
President Faire
France
St. Petersburg
Youle Napolson
Corman
Holsten
Schloss Grusholtz
Frederick of
Schleuwikt Holstein Sonderbure
Rothschild Swars
Nieves
Austria
Vienna
Maregio de Azcarraga
Spain
Manila
Philippine
Frederick TV
Denmark
Thea
Ray
Wichelmina
Holland
Ena
Royal Conidence Theater
Amsterdam
Mer Mejesty
Tatiana Paylong Portraits in Dying Lineage of Russian Royals
The article notes Tatiana Paylong, daughter of Cxtrowit Paul and Princess Mary of Württemberg, dying in 1778 at two months, and mentions a later Tatiana who relinquished a throne claim to her brother Nicholas I in 1825, living two more years. It references theatrical performances and applause related to Tatiana namesake in Russian history.
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Everny
Tatiana
Nicholox III
Tatiana Paylong
Cxtrowit Paul
Mary of Wurtenberg
Nicholas I
Immunity From Snake Venom Vaccination at Pasteur Institute
Dr Calmette describes a long process to vaccinate animals against cobra venom to produce an effective antitoxin. Gradually increasing venom with diluted antidote is given over fifteen months, with testing of weight and health. At Lille Pasteur Institute, horses have yielded highly active serum after a single inoculation for months.
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Calmetts
Pasteur Institute
Lille
Calmette
Dows
Longman’s Magazine
Att. GLOBE Mirths On Modern Manners In Quaint Prophecy
A jumble of quirky, misspelled anecdotes from the Atchison Globe reignites gossip about society virtues and vices. The column riffs on wives, doctors, and work, joking about age, ambition, and gender roles with old fashioned humor.
Parian Chronicle Found On Paros Amidholds Alexander Era Clues
Archaeologists report a fragment of the Parian Chronicle found on Paros, linked to the Ashvolean museum collection in Oxford. The fragment spans years 336 to 259 BC covering Alexander the Great and the Diadochi, offering key chronology of that era. In Maine, Hockport’s musical school district comprises 28 families owning 11 violins ning organs 6 pianos 2 banjos and one guitar.
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Ashvolean Museum
Oxford
Paros
Christ
Alexander
Macedon
Hockport
Editor Tinker Writes Through Night At Space
A weary editor wields a graphite mace at the midnight desk, fighting against space as Guard and Tackle frame the scene. The fragment evokes a solitary newsroom vigil, a figure bent over pages, shaping copy under dim light.
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Toldnight
Tinker
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Tfe
Phils
Addison
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