The Lure of the Mask Continues in Florence
O Mally leads a curious party to the Deniteilco fountain famed as Catherine d Medissy’s property. The scene shifts to Verone, Padua, Bologna, and a tense encounter in a Florentine cafe where Hillard rejects a duel and warns a colonel that he will defend himself. The pursuit of truth and danger threads through risqué talk, buttons, and a shadowed past as the travelers press on through Italy.
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Mally
Vouve
Flesele
Solemoly Pietro
Omally
O'Mally
Denateilco
Catherine d' Medissy
Italy
France
Tiberius
Ananias
Buwan
Tov
Jack Sotmething
Florence
Perugia
Rome
Hillerd
Gambrious
Wasic
Italie
Piazza Vittorio Emanuele
Hillard
Gillard
Monte Carlo
Hallucinated chase in Via Torpabuoni ends at a milliner shop
After luncheon the group strolls along Via Torpabuoni when a young woman emerges from a millinery shop. Merribew and Hil lard confront Kitty Killigrew, declaring she cannot run away this time.
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Geotleman
Via Torpabuoni
Hillard
Merribew
Kitty Killigrew
Dream Warns of Murder Plot In Mrs Rutherford Family
A dream in a granddaughter of Sir Walter Scott’s family foretells a murder attempt by a black servant. The woman returns home, encounters the servant, and a watchful man later finds a knife hidden in coals. The servant is hanged after confessing intent to kill Mrs Rutherford in London Standard.
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Sir Walter Scott
Rutherford
Ederton
London Standard
Opened His Eyes to the Future
A short dialogue reveals Dick and a fiancée agreeing to quit smoking when married to spare the bride’s mother. Dick promises not to smoke when the mother is present, showing consideration and potential changes for family harmony.
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Dickie
Dent
Warma
Dearie
New York Grove
The Iron Cross Order of Knight Hood Established and Reissued
The Iron Cross was created by Frederick William III of Prussia in March 181, revived by Emperor William I during the Franco Prussian War, and awarded to his son for victory at Mainz on August 4, 1870. Some 40,000 people were decorated between 1870 and 1872.
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Frederick William III
Prussia
Maren
France
William I
Wismembourg
Prisoner Offers Hog Stealing Plan In Iowa For $34 A Night
A mathematician inmate tells Bill he could earn $34 per night by stealing hogs in Iowa, as described in a passage from Success Magazine. The two cellmates discuss market reports and margins while the prison turnkey looks on.
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Iowa
Success Magazine
Kept Him Guessing in a Candid Conversation
A Kansas City Journal item notes a playful exchange about love and patience, with quips that the road to romance is rarely smooth and that a too-easy courtship may lead to boredom and wandering. The dialogue reflects social wit and youthful perspectives on relationships.
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hKansas City Journal
They Say a Woman Can’t Select Cigars
A Detroit Free Press quip notes a woman’s cigar choice with a playful line about matching shade. The Washington Herald adds a light remark about husbands’ tastes. The clip ends with a rural proverb about a balky mare and a gentler approach to motivation.
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Washington Herald
France and Ireland Population Feature Noted In Text
The excerpt notes that France has the highest proportion of people over sixty relative to its population among European nations. It mentions Ireland and hints at a next greater per centage of older individuals, though the wording is unclear and garbled.
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France
Ireland
Gold Trimmed Beards in Viden Days
Noral persehages in the viden days were in the best of werving gourd with the beard or ornamenting it with tugs of fat precious metal.
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Noral
Growing Plants Elevate Rooms With Refined Decor
Growing plants add charm to living and dining rooms with modest cost. Earthen jars sit in baskets, from coarse willow to elegant wistaria and French gilt wicker. Some baskets hang or train vines, others cradle jars and dishes, while white enameled wicker suits Louis Quinze settings with ribbons.
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Japan
The Gentle Moth Learns Hunger in Tiny Verse
A playful verse asks what makes the gentle moth hungry and answers with a comic image. The moth has nothing to eat but a ragged hole, a whimsical take on desire and need.
Farm Law and Boundary Rules in Old Jurisprudence
The snippet cites cases on contract validity for answering for another’s default, measuring boundaries by deeds, and liability for nuisances in public highways. It notes a landlord’s liability when a nuisance exists at leasing and the landlord knew, tying property conditions to rental duties and abatement obligations.
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Willett
N. C
Bowden
Roper Lumber Company
Rodgers Vergus Harper
Bailey
Dunaway
Motor Fiend Promises New Car Shriek For Fear
A Washington Star quote describes a so called motor fiend praising a new device that emits a danger shriek to paralyze pedestrians with fear, facilitating theft or pitfall. The exchange features Mr Chug gins praising the alarming warning and the fiend affirming the grim use of the shriek.
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Mr. Chuggins
Washington Star
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