Hatherley Plot Unfolds as Olivia and Mallard Align
Olivia Fane and solicitor Wilmot clash over Harold Fane's will at Hatherley. Mallard admits loving Olivia after tearing the will to keep her inheritance, risking his fortune. Olivia confronts him, declares love, and the pair agree the house is theirs.
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Fane
Olivia
Mallard
Mr. Mallard
Hatherley
Miss Fane
Richard Mallard
Mr. Wilmot
Harold Fane
Wilmot
Olivia Pane
Charles Fane
Miss Pane
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Sea water as a remedy for tuberculosis reported
Consul Guenther cites German papers on Dr Quinton of Paris using sterilized sea water diluted to seven parts salt per thousand. Injected hypodermically every few days, 50 to 300 cubic centimeters, 18 patients showed weight gain and improvement in the lungs or glands. only three advanced cases gained no benefit, expectoration and bacilli counts fell.
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Guenther
Frankfort
Germany
Quinton
Paris
Paris Academy of Medicine
Value of Words Story Reflects on Child and Language
A father overhears his son use an disapproved word and offers a silver dime to never say it again. The boy promises and then later says he has learned a word worth fifty cents, illustrating a lesson in language and value.
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Philadelphia Press
The Wren My Favorite Bird in Song
A Chicago Record-Herald poem praising the wren as the small bird with the sweetest voice. It contrasts wrens song with other birds such as the jay bird whipperwill turtle-dove lark and blackbird, concluding the wren embodies the joy of the world from pole to pole.
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North Pole
Wren
Chicago Record-Herald
New York Holds Most Fire Proof Buildings in U S
The New York Fire Insurance Exchange reports 2968 fire proof structures nationwide with New York accounting for 1568 of them, more than half.
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New York Fire Insurance Exchange
United States
New York
The Master of Appleby Chapter XXVIII Continued
Jack and Richard flee Falconnet's cordon and confront a brutal capture amid Cherokee warriors. Bound and tied for burning, they endure a brutal death ritual as they plan a last-ditch escape to warn Madge and hope for aid.
Domestic and Imported Beer Steins in German and American Trade
Article notes most beer steins are imported from Germany while some domestic items exist. Germans prefer gifts and plaques depict childhood or German history, with prices from low to high. Small steins hold about an eighth pint and are rarely used in bars, often given to children or as keepsakes.
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New York Times
Germany
Heidelberk
Rathskellers
China
Lara
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