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Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1920

Page

3

A SISTER OF THE BORGIAS Motive and murder in Rome and Paris

Athanasius Pack dies at the Metropolitan Opera box amid whispers of a countess and a sealed will. Dr. Wetmore inherits power to restore the countess with a half million, while Cary Dean and Wetmore pursue justice, uncovering a poisoned miniature and a dangerous romance ending in the countess’s suicide and a grim moral reckoning.

Athanasius Pack United States Italy Metropolitan Opera House Dr. Wetmore Gotham New York Pack Wetmore Sara d’Escalera Mr. Pack Paris Sara Ritz Vividife Harvard Cary Dean Jonathan David Henry Wetmore Dean Europe Harry Rome Daryl Daryl Dean Cary Avenging Angels Sara d'Escalera America Sisters of Charity

Retain Old Religious Rite Near Devil's Hollow Quapaw Okla

In the vicinity of Devil's Hollow east of Quapaw Oklahoma a wigwane shaped church serves Quapaw full bloods who worship Great Spirit in silence. They pray around a small fire on a dirt floor from Saturday night to Sunday noon and share a feast afterward in a nearby mess house. Chiefs and land deals are noted with Quapaw land holdings and a refused sale of acres showing distrust of white buyers.

Devil's Hollow Quapaw Okla Quapawawas Qtr

Saw Played As Musical Instrument In New York Show

Sam Moore of New York City performs on a carpenter saw used as a violin in a current New York revue. He grips the blade between his legs and bows with a violin bow, producing soft musical notes whose pitch changes with blade curvature. The result is a startling and pleasing, humanlike timbre with a Hawaiian ukulele hint.

New York Carpenter Sam Moore New York City Siuw Scientific American

New Vegetable Ivory Described From Senegal Territory

The French colonial bulletin describes a new vegetable ivory from the kernel of the Borassus ethiopicum palm grown in the upper Senegal Niger region. Kernels seven to eight centimeters long and five wide yield large plates for marquetry dominos piano keys and buttons when dried hard. It is claimed to be used as building stones for chiefs houses and may supply pillars for a future Dakar cathedral.

Bulletin of the Colonial Office Senegal-Niger Dakar Scientific American Monthly

Dreaming of Old Age Foretells Pleasant Surprises

Dream lore from the Chicago Herald and Examiner says dreaming of old age brings good news. An old man signals love for the young and success for the mature, while an old woman predicts an immediate pleasant surprise.

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