Love and Wealth Clash at Hatherley in Bridal Resolve
Olivia Fane and her suitor Mr. Mallard navigate wealth, inheritance, and deception at Hatherley. Discovery of a will and a vow to love lead to confession, reconciliation, and an invitation to share a future in their house.
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Fane
Olivia
Mallard
Mr. Mallard
Hatherley
Miss Fane
Richard Mallard
Mr. Wilmot
Harold Fane
Wilmot
Olivia Fane
Charles Fane
Miss Mane
Sea water as a remedy for tuberculosis reported
Consul General Guenther from Frankfurt furnishes German reports citing Dr. Quinton of Paris. Sea water diluted to seven parts salt per thousand, sterilized, injected hypodermically every few days, showed weight gain and improvement in most of eighteen patients with tuberculosis. Only three advanced cases showed no benefit.
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Guenther
Frankfort
Germany
Quinton
Paris
Paris Academy of Medicine
Value of Words
A father overheard his son use an improper word and offered a dime if the boy would never say it again. The boy promised and stayed quiet. A week later he returned, saying he had learned a word worth fifty cents.
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Philadelphia Press
The Wren Bird Song Brims with Joy in Verse
A Chicago Record-Herald verse extols the wren as a tiny bird with a strong voice and cheerful song. The piece contrasts wrens with jaybirds, whipporwills, doves, larks, blackbirds, catsbirds, and others, praising the wrens musical sweetness from pole to pole and all around the world.
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North Pole
Wren
Chicago Record-Herald
New York Leads in Fire Proof Buildings Count
The New York Fire Insurance Exchange reports 2 968 fire proof buildings in the United States with New York owning 1 562 of them, more than half.
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New York Fire Insurance Exchange
United States
New York
The Master of Appleby Chapter 28 Continues Thwarted Escape
In a tense retreat, Jack and Richard battle Falconnet’s redcoat shield and slave to win time for Margery as the Cherokees surround the camp. Bound to trees, they face a ritual death and a brutal fire while Madge’s courage and Ephraim Yeates’ fate loom over the doomed procession.
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Jack
Falconnet
Richard
Falconner
Tepee Lodge
Eph
Redcoat
Gordon
Pho
Captive's Lodge
Margery
Horse
Jennifer
Horse Meadow
Richard Jennifer
Ephraim Yeates
Hell
Yeates
Madge
Appleby
Snow
Mary
Savanna
German steins as gifts vs domestic copies in beer culture
The article notes Germans largely buy imported steins for gifts while domestic varieties imitate native scenes. It cites eight pint max vessels common in German halls, prices from $30 to $50, and small steins as eighth pint. It mentions two dollars for small steins and heavy summer storage of cheaper imports. It ends with a remark on the U.S. now taking half the world’s rubber crop.
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New York Times
Germany
Heidelberk
Rathskellers
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Ingwerson
W.r.hearst
Great Britain
Edith
Altho
Francis Lynde
the United
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