Lucien Barthelemy's vow and a garden of deceit
Lucien, a 45 year old scholar of strong will, falls for Madeleine Duclos, daughter of Madame and Monsieur Duclos. Madeleine's elopement with Angelo Liverino shatters Lucien, who confronts betrayal, grief, and a vow of vengeance against the opera singer who stole the woman he loved.
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Lucien Barthelemy
Madeleine
Lucien
Angelo Liverno
Apollo
Orpheus
Southland
Madame Duclos
Lucian
Angela
Liverino
London
Paris
St. Petersburg
Juliet
Rosina
Barthelemy
Chapter II Departure and Exhaustion After Midnight
Lucien arrives at his apartment after a long night, three hours carved from his life. He finds his servant and learns he has walked miles, his clothes dusty and boots cut open. He is exhausted, parched, and seeks water as his strength wanes.
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Lucien
Monsieur
Madame Duclos
Bezred
Royal Persian Family Numbers and Fortunes
The Shah of Persia has five sons and thirteen daughters. His three married sons have twenty one children. The year book notes three brothers and two sisters of the Shah, while uncles great uncles and cousins total 140. Those who enter war chase or love will not exit at will.
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Persia
Sunday School Reflections on Conscience and Charity
A devotional piece on Romans 14 12 23 urging Christian charity and nonjudgment toward a weaker brother. It emphasizes two consciences one’s own and others and urges temperance and love in action, with a practical note from Adirondack summer school on family religious instruction.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Apostle
God
Christ
Calvary
Jesus
Christ Jesus
Philippians
Colossians
Thessalonians
Timothy
Titus
Philemon
Newman
North Woods
Adirondack
J. M. Terhune
Brooklyn Primary Institute
Language of the Hand
The text describes palmistry cues for fortune and health indicating feverish condition lung trouble long life and happiness. It notes medium hands strong head line powerful thumb a damp warm palm and short nails on a soft hand as signs. It mentions a straight line of Saturn suggesting longevity in old age and a soft palm signifying overall health.
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Grant
Murphy Bread and Corn Bread in Europe Gains Noted
Col Colonel Murphy of the Agricultural Department promoted corn bread in Europe. In Germany his composite rye and cornmeal loaf, called Murphy bread, won army use and imperial tasting approval. He later staged corn dishes in Sweden and convinced northern Europeans to embrace corn. Europe’s corn export potential and Italy’s wheat shortages are discussed.
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Europe
America
Murphy
Col. Murphy
Agricultural Department
United States
Germany
Berlin
Reichstag
Sweden
Italy
England
Tomatoes Stuffing for Baked Tomatoes and Breakfast Version
A compact recipe describes stuffing ripe firm tomatoes with finely chopped chicken and mushrooms, bread crumbs, parsley and butter, then baking. Veal may substitute chicken. adjust dressing quantities for twelve tomatoes. A breakfast variation suggests peeled sliced tomatoes sprinkled with sugar, lemon juice added before eating.
Quick Returns at a Station Box
A New York Sun quote recalls a traveler who saw a 4 year old place a penny in a charitable donation box at a railroad station and pull the padlock thinking it a candy machine. The boy learns his penny buys nothing immediately, while the mother explains the kindness will help another child.
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New York Sun
Precocious and Backward Youths in Classical Minds
The piece lists child prodigies and late developers across history. Mozart performed at six, Handel and Beethoven began at thirteen, Dante penned verses at nine, and Goethe and Hugo produced work in their teens. It also notes Balzac Scott Newton Humboldt and Wellington as backward pupils.
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Mozart
Handel
Beethoven
Dante
Tasso
Mirabeau
Niebuhr
Goethe
Victor Hugo
Fenelon
Balzac
Walter Scott
Newton
Humboldt
Wellington
Aged Pedestrian Among Pilgrims Arrives in St Petersburg
Among a party of pilgrims who arrived at the Toritzo Sergievski monastery in St. Petersburg recently was a hale man of 118 years. He had trampd the eighty-five mile distance from Luga with no weariness while younger companions were distressed by the journey.
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Toritzo-Sergievski Monastery
St. Petersburg
Luga
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