Warrington confronts Ames over Lucy marriage standoff
In a tense Royal hotel scene Oliver Ames learns Warrington is the husband Lucy has married. Lucy defends Warrington as Ames swears revenge, while Jim wrestles with fear and desire and Lucy plans to leave as the confrontation ends with an unresolved future.
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Fae
Jim
Lucy
Royal Hotel
Oliver Ames
Lee
Macklin
Ames
Warrington
Oliver
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Roll of Saints Remembers Sailors and Saintly Guardians
The article traces maritime religious customs from medieval times to modern voyaging. It notes crew salutes to the quarterdeck and keepsakes to the Virgin and saints for protection at sea. Saints like Notre Dame de la Garde and St Christopher are cited alongside Peter, James, and Nicholas as storm guardians.
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Notre Dame Des Neiges
le Havre
St. Anthony
St. Christopher
Christ
St. Nicholas
Aegean
Baltic
Clement
Neptune
Amphitrite
Venus
Astarte
Odin
Freya
Philadelphia Ledger
Medieval bid stick endures in Swedish village
In Kungsberger Sweden villagers cling to a medieval bid stick method for passing messages. Each reader must carry the stick to the next neighbor after reading. A fine of 21.75 dollars applies for delays, making the stick more dependable than postcards or telephone calls.
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Kungsberger
Sweden
Kunsberger
Baltimore Sun
Eskimo Life Exhibition Draws Montreal Interest
A Montreal exhibition showcased Eskimo life with artifacts from Arctic tools and weapons. Items included wooden snow glasses with slits, a drill held by teeth, an ivory buckle belt, carved ivory combs, needles, bear and seal miniatures, ivory rattles, and draughts.
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Montreal
Ain’t as Colloquialism in English Grammar
The article argues that ain't is a colloquialism lacking standing in proper English. Crowell's Dictionary labels it a vulgarism and not a true contraction for am not are not or is not. It cannot be correctly used even in questions like Am I not.
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Lee
Ames
Sir John
Warrington
Crowell
Ancient Persian burial site reveals 4000-year-old graves
An expedition at Tepe Hissar near Damghan Persia uncovers scores of 4000-year-old graves. Researchers say the remains may form a link between India and Mesopotamia as they survey the mortuary equipment and bodies exposed by the dig.
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Damghan
Persia
India
Mesopotamia
Schmidt
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