Corsican Vendetta Gates Drama On Aboard Seagull
Burton Barnes pursues Marina and Edwin Anstruther through Corsica as a dangerous vendetta resurges. A note collapses Marina, spurring secret schemes to guard the bride and outmaneuver pursuers aboard the yacht Seagull amid shadows of intrigue and betrayal.
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Burton H. Barnes
Corsica
Ene
Neb Meutenant
Gerard Anatrath
Ant
London
Marseilles
Marina
Barnes
Moto
Basnee
Chartri
Nice
Aman
Hove
Maud
Anstruther
Mr. Barnes
Maria
Edwin
Miss Chartris
Maude
Rue Noallies
Burton
France
Iileness
Count Musso Danella
Rue Noailles
Garregio Danella
Darina
Edwin Anstruther
62,000 Tons of Currants In British Baking History
Readers learn how dried currants shaped domestic cooking in past eras with grand mention of plum porridge and royal dishes. The text notes currants were scarce outside London yearly fairs and that now modern British cuisine favors simpler home baking using 62,000 tons of currants annually for breads cakes pastries and puddings.
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London
Canterbury
Printer Refuses Rush Proofs For Reverend’s Tomorrow Sermon
In Richmond a clergyman brought a manuscript asking for proof by tomorrow. The printer declined citing insufficient time and insisted the proofs could not be rushed. The minister pressed for tomorrow, claiming the sermon must be delivered then, though the text dated ten years prior was unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Wausau Mills Open After Ice Breakup
Mortenson Lumber Company and Alexander Stewart Lumber Company resume operations in Wausau. Mortenson plans to run until November 1, feeding logs by river, train, and farm timber, mainly hardwood until breakup. Alexander Stewart's mill operates with about 50 workers, half of its regular crew.
Woman driven to frenzy in revival admission to asylum
Oshkosh reports Mrs Alexander Schutzen dorf, wife of a carpenter and mother of several, was committed to the Northern Hospital for the Insane. She raved, feared a bottomless hell for her older son, and sought comfort from clergy while pleading for her son’s deliverance. M C A to open in April in Fond du Lac with plans for gymnasium and dormitories.
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Oshkoet
Alesander Schutzendorf
Northern Hospital
M.C. A
Fond du Lac—Iit
Ford du Lacis
Annals Teacher Contract Annulled in Green Bay
County Superintendent J B Fournier cancels the contract of John Byraels a teacher at Allpuez school for punishing children with rugby It is understood Mr Byraels will appeal to the state superintendent.
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Annals
Green Bay
County Superintendent of
J. B. Fournier
John Byraels
Town of Allpuez
Srugby
Byraelts
Hote Annual Banquet and Election of Janesville Lodge
Members of Janesville Inage No 254 held their annual banquet and elected officers. The event, held in the new clubrooms, drew a large attendance. A separate item reports a body found near Sucker Lake in Amery, identified as Jacob Haugen of Sparta, about 60, with deposits totaling over 490 dollars and 14 in cash found in his pockets.
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Janesyle
Janesville Inage
P.O. B
Lake, Amery
Jacob Haugen
Sparta
Sucker Lake
William Kelly
Alfred Ashland
Announcement of Interurban Road Between Janesville and Madison
W H Zigler of Columbus announced an interurban road line between Janesville and Madison. He arrived with his engineer Joseph Ellis and assistant W D Jamison of Cincinnati to oversee the proposal.
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Janesville
Madison
W. H. Zigler
Columbus
Joseph Ellis
W. D. Jamison
Cincinnati
Plan County Fair in Janesville this fall
Plan County Fair, Janesville will host a county fair this fall likely the first week of September. Businessmen and farmers in the area approved the plan at a large meeting and the decision included granting a charter. Chetek receives city charter. third class status proclaimed. Three candidates for mayor in Menomonie. HL Johnson incumbent, Bowerman, and Mathews seek the post. Eagles Hall plans approved for Sheboygan area. construction to start soon. Superior man convicted of fraud. C H Davis found guilty of obtaining $1000 from locomotive engineer George Geasa.
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Plan
Janesville
Menomonie
HL Johnson
Bowerman
John JL Mathews
C. H. Davis
George Geasa
Plan Otation Mill At Appleton For Oregon Paper Plant
Appleton Valley Ironworks builds heaters while Appleton Machine Company supplies Jordan engines for a paper mill in Ore City near Portland at the Willamette falls. Builder W. P. Hawley directs the project along the river site.
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Plan
Appleton
The
Valley Ironworks
Appleton Machine Company
Jordan Engines
W. P. Hawley
Ore City
Portland
Ore
Williamette River
Robbery Report From Ledginge In Ashland Case
Osinsh resident Ashland Joe Moore tells police he was robbed of 60 dollars in a hotel sleeping room watch linked to a Chicago house matter. The incident centers on a local Ledginge lodging complaint with police investigating possible connections to a Chicago address.
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Ledginge
Ashland
Joe Moore
Osinsh
Chicago
Smoon
Anger in England Over Kaiser Letter to Tweedmouth
ALondon Times report sparked anger in England as Kaiser Wilhelm allegedly sought to influence British naval policy through a private letter to Lord Tweedmouth. Asquith and Tweedmouth defended its private nature, while public demand grew for full publication of both letters and government explanations.
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England
Londo
Kaiser Wilhelm
Lord Tweedmouth
Kaistr
Great Britain
Puilic
Asquih
Berlin
Times
Achlilelon
Corfu
Turkey
Prince von Burlow
Kaisar
Title Island
Kaiser
Himeolf
Balkan
Zeppelin
Lake Constance
War Office
Tegel Works
Siemens and Schuehert
Maj. Gross
Count Zeppelin
Germany
Western Canada crops cannot be checked by conditions
A letter from A Kallenbritoner, Dominion Government Commissioner of Emigration, defends free homesteading in Western Canada. He details his and his son’s homestead near Moose Jaw creek between Rowleau and Drinkwater, with 70 acres wheat at 20 bushels per acre, 30 acres fallow at 25, 9000 bushels oats from 160 acres, and 86 acres plowed with 90 bushels per acre. He notes a high quality wheat and oats crop, shipper receipts of 53 cents per bushel, and asserts Western Canada crops cannot be checked even under adverse conditions.
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Dominion Government Commissioner of Emigration
Srd
Somenesaga
Hell
Rowleau
Drinkwater
Moose Jaw Creek
L Bard
Western Canada
A. Kallenbritoner
Strenuous Mountain Rescue Tale and Humorous Dialogues
A chaotic clipping mixes a dramatic rescue from Serbian snow where two officers stray off a Dry mountain and one saves the other by a daring slide down, with an exhausted comrade hospitalized and a partner unborn. It also spoofs social mores with a peasant report, a homemaker joke about a husband’s spending, and brief quips from The Washington Star and Harvard Lampoon.
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Servia
Unhorn
Quack Remedies and Slogans from a Historic Ad Page
An OCR page fragment markets Cures While You Walk and Allen's Poot-Ease for foot ailments with a 25e price and trial package. It cites Allen & Olmated, Koy, N The Price, and includes a witty exchange about an umbrella. Also promotes Brown's Bronchial Traches for hoarseness and a Tryon Edwards quote on character, plus a Lewes factory claim and a gendered proverb about a woman and speech.
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Allen
Allen & Olmated
Koy
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Ight
Doda Sunt & Co
William Jameson
Glasgow
Jameson
Scotland
Naples
Vieux Port
Cornlone
Reemarks Burton
Emory
Bastia
Ajaccio
Bernardo Salleeth
Osnetia
Perrier
Lady Chartris
Button
Enid
Iory
Lutengely
Maxe
Saday
Han Penee
Goat
Hinneet
Yyself
Hdsvin
News OF Wisconsin
Wausau Mills Open
Mortenson Lumber Company
Alexander Stewart Lumber Company
Chetek
Lees
Wisconsin
Eagles’ Hall
Shebeyzan
Fatherland
Lannhed
Wilhelmshaven
Nassau
Duchess of
Baden
Nassan
Sachsén
Bremen
Wurttemburg
Aden
Stettin
Kiel
Merlin
Unter den Linden
Metz
Inlaass
Lothringen
Western
Canada
Herr Schmidt
Expa
John
Washington Star
Harvard Lampoon
Ferdinand
Brown
Tryon Edwards
Lewis
Lewes
Peoria
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