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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1909

Page

4

The Crime of 7 ze the Boulevard Chapter XV

In a tense Boulevard de Clichy scene, ex consul Revere battles a desperate visitor Carlos Prades for control of a dangerous inheritance. Prades seeks money to escape debt, triggering a brutal struggle as clues mount about past loyalties, betrayals, and a murdered life.

M. Ginory M. Leriche Bernardet Charles Prades Revere Paul Rodier Charles Henri Prades Carlos Prades Redskins Cooper Gustave Aymard Rudyard Kipling Bret Harte Buenos Ayres Rodier Bernardez Boulevard de Clichy Jean Prades Rovere Carlotta Prades Charles France Rovere & Prades America Favre Pierre Laovere Paris M. Rovere Moniches Mme. Moniche Jacques Dantin Moniche Fevere M. Revere Consul Argentina Senor Mia

Youngest Sculptress in World Aged Ten

New York report profiles Katherine Deming ten, daughter of Edwin W. Deming, as the world’s youngest sculptress. Her bronze piece The Rocking Bear, admired at her father’s studio exhibition, mirrors her early career begun with plaster, metal, and terra cotta studies inspired by a Bronx Zoo bear observation.

New York Katherine Deming Edwin W. Deming Macdougal Alley Katherine Bronx Zoological Park

Grandson of the statue sparks puzzled remark in Boston

In Boston near city hall Josiah Quincy walks by when an Irish laborer asks who he is. The other replies that Quincey is the grandson of the statue in the yard, highlighting local ignorance about the politician.

Lippincott Josiah Quincy Boston City Hall Josiah Quincey

Native-Balthy Health Theme In The Stranger

In a Pick-Me-Up jot from The Stranger the piece notes a place praised as healthy yet crowded with invalids, reflecting a paradoxical view of wellness and infirmity in a period tone. The closing lines bless visitors as the scene remains busy and curious.

Route to the Happy Land Discussed by Deacons

A dialogue between two deacons questions whether the road to the happy land will be crowded and if travelers should cling to a strap, with one answering no and implying confidence in a smooth journey.

Happy Land

Queens Who Revel in Outdoor Life

A survey of European royal women showcases Queen Alexandra and Queen Helene among others who embrace outdoor life. They swim, ride, hike, yacht, cycle, drive, fish, and play tennis, golf, and billiards, with fresh air and exercise touted as youth elixirs and central to royal vigor across Sandringham, San Rossore, Berlin, Potsdam, and Madrid.

Reynolds Queen Alexandra Sandringham Alexandra Helene Italy Montenegro Rome Mediterranean San Rossore Margherita Germany Roon7all Stout Berlin Potsdam Europe Victoria Mugenie Spain Holland Russia

Back Panel Trim Sparks Fashion Through Sleeves

A line of back panel trimming from shoulder to wrist dominates this season with rosettes bows and embroidery. The two inch panel in net or embroidered net on various fabrics brightens cloth sleeves while transparent sleeves remain standard and the arm is shown.

Heat a Flannel Comfort by Steam Method

Guidance for creating hot flannels when hot water is unavailable. Wring a flannel in cold water, fold, place in a paper bag, and heat on the stove with a cover underneath to prevent paper burning. Steam will warm the cloth without dripping water, then place in a warm dry flannel for comfort.

Admiral Evans in Defense of Navy

Rear Admiral Robly D. Irbus argues in a January Hamptons Broadway essay that critics like Henry Reuterdahl misjudge American battleship design. He defends larger calibers, warns against copying Britain, and asserts US ships rival the British dreadnaughts despite public critique.

Admiral Evans New York Robly D. Irbus Hamptons Broad Way N Reuterdahl Navy Department Mvans

Riley On Word Pay Shortage For Authors

James Whitcomb Riley recalls an inquisitive lady who believed writers earn well. She asks if he is rich and makes a dollar per word. He concedes the pay is good when he writes but admits days pass without a single word or dialect term.

Revere Tie Monsieur Mme. Moniche Saha James Whitcomb Riley Riley

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