The Treasure of N J No 10 Mystery at Lovering Home
In a quiet town a safe money stash for N J No 10 is guarded by a pistol and hidden boxes. George Lovering and sister Margaret reveal a planned burglary as Woodbury and a side visitor foil the thieves with a tense confrontation ending in capture and a romantic moment between Woodbury and Margaret.
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R. Lovering
Lovering
Margaret
Nan
Mr. Lovering
Levering
George
Buss
Woodbury
N. J. No
Martine
N. J. No. 10
Ami
Feverance
Andrea
Ufreurge S
X. J. No
O'Clork
Young Woodbury
Toverard
Martha
Joe
Douglass Woodbury
Isis
Plabe
Duis
Youlus
Larry i
Ted
Tine
Rusher
Geers
Uocle
Taref
N_ J
Fractured OCR Summary of Incomplete Text
Fragmentary lines discuss ducting barrels and devices with scattered names and places. The legible names include Ris and Man TM with references to west p and printed copies. The passage hints at a plan or action not clearly completed, leaving many unreadable fragments.
Actions and Hadlita
Aristotle states that all artisans tend to rehearse themselves and form habits, leading to states of virtue or vice. He argues that by performing just deeds a person becomes just, and by performing brave deeds a person becomes brave.
The Courtship at Lords
An American visitor recounts a London day at Lord's with Fidelity Brown, detailing cross cultural exchanges about cricket and society. The encounter highlights contrasts in manners, tea under an awning, and a proposed marriage, ending with the narrator losing his chance at Fidelity.
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Biss Fidelity
Browns
Miss Fidelity
Yale
Harvard
Lord’s
England
America
Sera
Ufe
Wagner
Ascot
House of Lords
States
Mear
Pidelty
London
Paris
Baltimore After the Great Fire Rebuilds and Plans Future
The burned district covered over 140 acres bounded by Liberty Baltimore Fayette Lexington and Geysureens Jones Falls and Pratt and Lombard streets. Baltimore plans widening streets a west front court house plaza and docks for leasing space while condemning 58 lots for improvement. Concrete construction dominates new buildings and Baltimore News anchors the largest concrete structure.
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Liberty
Baltimore
Fayette
Lexington
Geysureens
Jones’ Falls
Water Front
Pratt and
Lombard Streets
New York Herald
Wade
Baltimore Street
Court House
Pratt Street
New York City
The
Baltimore News
Payette and
Calvert Streets
Purne
Slave Market in Moroert at Marrakesh Morosto
An archaic account describes a great slave market with a fervid prayer to Ailan. The scene shows an auctioneer guiding slaves while purchasers observe and evaluate their condition, highlighting the sales dynamic and advertising ethos of the trade.
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Moroert
Marrakesh
Morosto
Ailan
Distillers Store Whisky in Germany to Dodge Taxes
Louisville distillers and warehousemen own German warehouses with over a million gallons of Kentucky whisky stored abroad to avoid internal revenue taxes. They export to Germany to defer taxes, then import later when cheaper. A tax law change now allows eight years before taxes are due, ending the practice.
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Louisville
Germany
Kentucky
Louisville Herald
America
Mexico
Canada
Congress
City Halls Value Tops 100 Million in Nation
The New York Sun notes Philadelphia leads with a 27 million dollar city hall, followed by San Francisco at 3.3 million. Boston 7.5 million, New York 7.99 million, Baltimore 5.9 million, with many others totaling 100.9 million across 173 cities.
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Philadelphia
America
San Francisco
Boston
New York
Baltimore
New Orleans
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Chicago
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
Richmond
Minneapolis
Providence
Indianapolis
Decorating With Stamps At Ghent Hospice Refectory
Nine to ten million stamps cover the Ghent Hospice of St Jean de Dieu refectory walls. Monks crafted landscapes from stamps, forming a mosaic like scene from close view, with a patron saint image begun on a cell nail by a Brother. The project, led by a prior, has continued years with visitors donating stamps to finish the remaining sides.
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St. Jean de Dieu
Ghent
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Oxford
Cambridge
Cros
Cali
Collerse
Wall Street
Berouans
Berthelot
Louvre Museum
Tae
France
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