The Crime of 1 The Boulevard Chapter VII Continues
Bernardez pushes to test Dr Lourion's autopsy idea after a murder. The open eye look supposedly bears the murderer’s image, provoking a debate among M Ginory Morin and Erwin about retina memory. The autopsy proceeds with officials unsure if the theory can stand.
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Savant
Helmholtz
Boulton
Ber- Merdet
Bernardez
Il” Bernardet
Tlis
Mme. Bernardet
Papa
Bermardet
Kodak
Bernardet
M. Ginory
M. Revere
Dr. Lourion
M. le Juge
Seine
Morin
Rembrandt
Messieurs
M. Morin
Institute
Edgar Poe
Rudyard Kipling
Murder in Paris Boulevard de Clichy Sparks Judicial Romance
A daylight murder of M. Revere in Paris draws sensational attention as sketches by Paul Rodier and public speculation turn the case into a judicial romance. The unknown visitor seen by the portress and the fate of Revere’s life provoke theories about thieves and fetes in Montmartre. Moniche and the porter couple fear scrutiny while preparing for a potential trial.
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M. Revere
Paris
Paul Rodier
Boulevard de Clichy
Buenos Ayres
Havana
Society of Bibliophiles
Montmarte
Moniche
Ekeich
Justice
T. le Consul
Momster
Growing the Young Stock by Judicious Feeding
The Nebraska Farmer urges efficient feeding of young stock to profit from high beef and pork prices. Grind dry foods like corn oats barley and alfalfa and blend with grass for maximum value. Feed April and May piglets before weaning to maintain rapid growth with minimal water in feed.
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Nebraska
Memory and Recollection Distinguish Memory and Recollection
The article explains memory as twofold: muscle memory for skills and sensory memory for recall of words or smells, while recollection is the voluntary act of bringing memories to mind. It stresses stimuli as triggers, shows how recognition leads to broader recollections, and suggests practice to observe how thoughts trigger other thoughts.
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Williams
Wilson
Wilcox
Wilkins
French Finance Minister Plans Doubling Absinthe Licenses
The French minister of finance proposes doubling licensing fees for absinthe vendors to cut the budget deficit. The move, dubbed taxing the green peril, is expected to raise about $2,000,000 and gain broad support.
Bridegroom’s Check Experience Cited By Papers
The Atchison Globe notes a common check experienced by new husbands as they glance at their brides and see a critical look rather than tender affection. The New York Times remarks that an epitaph is usually epit.
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Atchison Globe
The
New York Times
Parents take daughter away from her husband in New York
Mrs Rus sell Thomas nee Miss Silver Speer of Athinta heiress arrives at the Hotel Astor with her mother Mrs W A Speer and associate Mr N Rambo after elopement with chauffeur in Charlotte North Carolina. They plan a European trip while young husband Thomas seeks a reunion.
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New York
Europe
Charlotte
N. C
Russell Thomas
Silver Speer
Athinta
Hotel Astor
W. A. Speer
N. Rambo
Athintu
Speer
Rainbo
Let me keep ever busy my hands and free my soul
Louise Morgan Sill calls for freedom through work and art in a Harper's Magazine October piece. She envisions women choosing independence over wealth, urging men to achieve equality, and imagines all people rising to a higher, divine aspiration.
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Perehanes
Ivrom
Louise Morgan Sill
Iharper
Gazaar
Duchess in Paris Society Gowns Draw Crowds
The Duchess of Marlborough at the Hotel Ritz draws Paris attention in her freedom embracing society. Her directoire outfits captivate onlookers though some gowns restrict movement. She frequents Comique Francaise and Opera Comique, hosts at Cafe Voisin, browses Latin quarter curio shops with small groups of friends or a single chaperone.
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Duchess of
Comique Francaise
Opera Comique
Cafe Voisin
Paris
Latin Quarter
Irish Lace Necklace Tie Described for Blouses
A narrow lace necklace with a latticed Irish insertion is shown for wear with blouses. It features net folds, a pleated bow, crocket tassels, and can be knotted above the bow. Prices range from eight to five dollars depending on lace quality.
Band Stitching Skirts Set Fashion Trend for Summer
The article notes skirts with 2 to 19 seams stitched on the outer side, appearing uneven and raised four inches from the ground. It says this style has been very fashionable this summer and will appear in heavier weights in the coming months.
Understudy Jump Startled The Curtain Ace
In a rehearsal moment a leading actress reveals she must yield her part to an understudy. The exchange hints at backstage tension and the looming performance deadline.
Southern Girl With Blue Hair Shocks Paris Society
Mrs. Tiffany formerly Miss Mary Virginia Smith of Mobile Alabama draws headlines in Paris as her blue hair provokes hairdressers led by Otard. They threaten a boycott unless she renounces the blue tint, fearing a wash formula disclosure. Mrs. Tiffany is well connected in society on the Bolsa de Bologna square.
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Paris
Tiffany
Mary Virginia Smith
Mobile
Ala
Otard
Helene Swift
Bolsa de Bologna
Turnover collar fashion return grips fashion press
The piece notes turnover collars and stiff tailored bibs regain popularity despite efforts to remove them from favor. It describes satin versions in many colors with a bowed foundation and plaited mousseline edging at top or both top and bottom.
Proper lighting for close work warnings
Guidance warns against sewing reading or close work by poor artificial light. Use kerosene or gas lamp at eye level. Demonstrations show daytime indoor light through upper window sash strains eyes when lower window is blocked.
Keep The Bedroom Windows Wide Open
The article advises keeping bedroom windows fully open at night for ventilation and warming the body. It notes air circulation around the bed, a screen for protection, a scarf for sensitivity, and an open chimney to aid ventilation. It emphasizes sleeping with the head uncovered to draw in fresh air for the body's organs.
When a man tips the glass which cheers he goes early
A concise wry remark notes that a man who drinks to his health often arrives early at his bier. The line uses humor to reflect on mortality and fate with period voice.
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America
Colonies
Moniche
M. Revere
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Teddy
the Atchison Globe
Russell Thom
I.f.lewis
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