Sabron and Julia Redmond Declare Love in Normandy Dreams
In a music room Sabron reveals his longing for life beyond war as Julia Redmond listens with tender emotion. He shares his Normandy home and future plans to marry, while their dog Pitchoune quietly watches, completing a fragile happiness.
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Sabron
Julia Redmond
Babron
Mademoiselle
Normandy
Tremont
Ime
Africa
Julia
Pitchoune
Brunet
Charles
Jaheen
Revival Sermon Sparks Snippet of Sin and Forgiveness
In Ebenezer chapel Brother Bogus proclaims his sinless conversion since two months ago, while Parson Bagster flags a lingering spot of sin. The Kansas City Star notes Colonel White’s past shoot incident as a humorous aside in the revival.
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Bruddren
Sistahs
Jones
Bogus
Ebenezer Chapel
Dan Snow
Parson Bagster
Colonel White
Allus
Kansar
Woman halts dangerous bomb plot in Philadelphia street
Mrs Pauline Siegel stopped a crude bomb tied to a fuse on the doorstep of neighbor Mrs Salvatore Corso at 1621 South Franklin Street. She hurled it into the street breaking part of the device. it contained six sticks of dynamite and gunpowder with copper wires. Two men placed the package, then fled as she acted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Siegel
Salvatore Corso
Franklin Street
Philadelphia
Siegel
Siege of Van through Armenian Missionary Halls
Letters from American board staff in Van narrate the weeks before Russian arrival as Armenian refugees overwhelmed mission premises. The siege saw barricaded buildings, improvised defenses, and a refugee exodus with 5,000 on site and 10,000 nearby, while Armenians crafted ammunition and endured shell fire amid reports of churning violence and looming massacre.
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New York
American Board of Commissioners
Van
Turkey
Petrograd
Clarence D. Ussher
Young Turk’ Party
Russia
Enver Bey
Gomitiand
Vali
Shaddakh
Ishan
Ussher
Yarrow
Signor Sbardone
Sbardone
Hamals
Neville
Dr. Usaber
Shardone
His¢Abie
Daggett Man Leaves One-Tenth To Holy Jumpers Church
Lars E B Weng of Daggett died and left one tenth of his worldly possessions to the Holy Jumpers church in Menominee Michigan. He also provided that if his property increases after his will, the church be treated honestly in the settlement.
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Menominee, Mich
Lars EB. Weng
Daggett
Venice in the shadow of war and wonder
Karl Stieler’s portrait of Venice as the Queen of the Adriatic is set against Austrian air fleets and battleships. The piece surveys St Mark’s and the Doge’s Palace as symbols of splendor and power, while acknowledging Venice’s bloody history from the Council of Ten to Piombi dungeons.
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Venice
Karl Stieler
Adriatic
National Geographic Society
Brooks
Piazza
St. Mark's
Piaxetta
Jerusalem
Byzantium
Doge
Dandolo
Constantinople
St. Mark’s
Italy
Church of St. Mark
Piazetta
Council of Ten
Consiglio de’ Dieci
Robespierre
Ducal Palace
Pozzi
Rays Beyond the Eye Hidden Sun Rays and Ill Effects
The article explains ultraviolet rays lie beyond visible light and are detected by cameras. It notes these rays cause sunburn fatigue of the eyes and can lead to cataracts and blindness with age.
Tells of a Strange Plant Revealed by Tendril Reversal
Professor Bottomley at the Royal Botanical Society discussed plant adaptations noting spiral climbing tendrils sometimes reverse after a period of fixed direction. He mused that tendrils could appear to waltz and then decide to turn, and urged people to observe nature to learn botany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Botanical Society
London Chronicle
Bottomley
Devoid of Feeling
A reader recalls a crowded Boston car where a brute refused to give a seat after the speaker trod on his feet a dozen times, highlighting a lack of courtesy and consideration.
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Boston Evening Transcript
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Marie van Vorss Illustrations
Ray Walters
Louis XIII Chateau
Pitchorne
France
Thrilling
United States
Laura Graves
John Temple Graves
Adirondack
New York State
Miss Graves
Pilaretta
House of God
Evangelist
St. Mark
The
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