Napoléon and Astra Rival in Air War Across Pamlico Sound
Napoléon Edison leads a resilient North American defense against European fleets as Astra succeeds Prudent as president. Rositta schemes with Santos to seize power, while Napoléon uses aerodromones and a clever plan to trap the enemy along the North Carolina coast.
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Napoleon
Napoléon
Hain
Vance
gSglamor
Rosittan
X “Withta
Rositta
Santos
Pamlico Sound
North Carolina
Whistler
The Chancellor’s Nightfall and a Global Ultimatum
An aerodrome drops a bomb carrying four pilots toward the island of Ciryne as European monarchies issue a looming ultimatum to Washington. Captain Hochamberg awaits orders in Liverpool, then receives a sealed directive to deliver a letter to Mrs Napoleon Edison in Washington.
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Berlin
Hochamberg
Suemeg
Ciryne
Washington
England
Napoleon Edison
von Hochamberg
Liverpool
U. R
United States
New York
Second Victory Chapter Ends with Aerial Encounter
Napoleon leaves his wife and mother to complete a mission aboard the Eagle. He ascends from the Crystal Palace roof and links with Bob Mwea and three helpers patrolling the Pacific. Four bine flagged aerogramones are sighted heading for America and ordered to be stopped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napols
Napolson
Finist
Astra
Crystal Palace
Mapoleon
Bob Mwea
Pacific Oceana
Sullivan
Chez
America
Strindberg as Mirror of Psyche in London Nation Review
A London Nation writer lauds Strindberg for blunt psychological insight in his plays. The critic notes his naked, raving self exposure and sharp dissection of foes with venom. He cites his honesty about coquettes and sensualists, while condemning the brutal animal traits in men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strindberg
London
No Show Admits Small Figure Intractable Circus
In a fragmented clipping a brief note describes a small performer unable to gain entry into a tent or process of admission during a crowded daytime event. The wording hints at a truncation of a larger scene but preserves the boastful persistence of the showman.
Leisurely courtship delays wedding for twenty five years
In a New Hampshire village an elderly woman recalls a slow winding courtship with Joshua. After many postponements and family obstacles, they finally married after a quarter century. Diantha praises Joshua as steady and comfortable, while Providence seemed to provide for them.
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New Hampshire
Joshua
Diantha
Dianthy
Joshuay
Nitrogen From Air Powering Norwegian Fertilizer Plants
The Odda plant on Norway’s west coast liquefies 100 tons of air daily and yields 77 tons of nitrogen for cyanamide fertilizer. A Aura plant under construction aims for 200,000 tons annually with 100,000 horsepower, while the company plans up to 2,000,000 tons yearly across sites.
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Odda
Norway
Aura
Mountaineer Doctor Preuss Found Dead in Austrian Alps
Vienna based mountaineer Doctor Preuss aged twenty five was found dead in mutilated condition at the foot of a thousand foot precipice in the Dachstein group Styria. He had been missing since early last month while climbing with two English visitors on the Aiguille Rouge de Pente Ret near Courmayeur France where they died last year. He survived that accident by making his own descent and leading a search party to the scene.
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Preuss
Vienna
Mandikogelof
Dachstein
Styria
Doctor Preuss
Aiguille Rouge de Penteret
Courmay
City papers mock rural news on hog butchering and bridge bids
The Kansas City Star lampoons country papers that treat farm life and minor auctions as national stories. It argues urban readers care little for hog butchering columns or “Nullo Bid in Auction Bridge” debates, focusing instead on broader, profitable concerns.
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John Doe
Jim Smith
P. Jones
Kansas City Star
Paradise for fishermen along the North Carolina coast
The North Carolina coast proves a fisheries paradise with October and November as peak months. Beaufort and nearby sounds attract blue fish sea trout Spanish mackerel and more while large schooners like George B Balster and Dewey haul tens of thousands of pounds of fish. Shrimp bonanzas and menhaden factories fill the season as Cape Lookout creates a natural trap guiding migrating fish to Lookout Bight.
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North Carolina
Beaufort
N. C
Bogue
Harker’s Island
Beaufort Inlet
Cape Lookout Point
George B. Balster
Dewey
Boss
Cape Lookout
Lookout Bight
Historians and Their Work and American Archives
James Ford Rhodes praises American historical depositories for easy access and organized collections. He notes broad state and local support, with libraries, colleges, and societies aiding researchers, while the federal government lags. The New York Evening Post comments on a century of specialized archival growth in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick the Great
James Ford Rhodes
America
Tela
American Antiquarian Society
Gous
Rhodes
New York Evening Post
Deserted Village Near Cassel Abandoned by Its People
A Prussian hamlet near Cassel named Woolstein is deserted as residents flee to America citing hopeless life. The soil is poor, the railway to the outside world is denied, the village school shut, and a lone 80 year old shepherdess Frau Hoeft vows to die in the village.
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Woolstein
Cassel
Prussia
America
Temaing
Frau Hoeft
Earthquake Upends Ventura County Well, Boosts Diamond Valley Stock
An earthquake near Pira in Ventura county altered a troubled Diamond Valley No 1 well, closing one producer and diverting water flow. Stockholders, many Anaheim-based, saw the event as a money maker as the company faced prior difficulties with the site. The tremor disrupted operations just as abandonment seemed likely, yet the well then began producing water steadily under new conditions.
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Pira
Ventura County
Diamond Valley ‘On Company
Anaheim
Diamond Valley Company
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Werdenstein
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Europe
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von Erdenstein
von Werdenstein
Schomburg-Lithow
Edison
Wdigee
Schomburg
Wew
Geel
Santos—Duprel
Atie
Ocean
Alao
Sulivan
Spanish
Chase
Rever
Roekte
Sam
Wertueeine
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