The Kiss of Gowd The Other House le Chapter
Olga flees with a theater company leaving David broken. Anne supports him as Olga’s plans collapse. Olga writes of illness and death. David resolves to live apart but remains weathered by the betrayal while Anne contemplates their strained future.
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Poi Shared at Honolulu Dinner with Princess and Senators
At a Honolulu dinner hosted by Princess Kain lani for U S commissioners nearly 200 Honolulu society members and officers attended. The main dish was poi served in bowls. Senator Cullom and the princess shared a bowl, eating with fingers as others did, while Mrs Calom watched from the opposite side to ensure safe passage.
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Care of Floors and Powder for Sportsmen
Care of floors describes varnished and oiled floors, maintenance and cleaning routines, yearly renewals, and kerosene cleaning for kitchens. Sportsmen discuss powder types, smokeless vs black powder, shot sizes, and small-bore tactics.
Electric ascent to St Bernard route announced
Travelers, about 152 000, would be carried from Aosta Italy to Marigni Switzerland by power lines as a new upper route. Structures will guard against landslides and other hazards at high altitudes while mountain streams will supplyPeter. Pictrerial World notes.
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Dream Vision Foreshadows Inn Barroom Murder Plot
Toronto Globe recounts a Niagara district magistrate journeying with his son in western Ontario pioneer days. Two veiled men trail them to an inn, but a vivid dream warns of danger. A night assault is forestalled as the intruder freezes under a pistol, then retreats.
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Chinese trained cormorants and other sea dogs tale
A Washington Star article describes Chinese fishermen training cormorants and otters to catch fish, using rings on the birds’ necks and clever rewards. It also mentions suckers, a lazy tropical fish that clings to ships, and a teacup fortune symbol list, plus a fashion note on evening dress styles.
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