Death at Harrison Park Mystery Ends in Grave
Paul Linmere lies dead in the Harrison Park graveyard with a dirk lodged in his heart. The chase by a clever dog, Leo, leads to the discovery of the body as investigators probe the motive and suspect none. A white cambric handkerchief is found at the scene, but ownership remains uncertain.
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Leo
Harrison
Pietro
Paul Tinmere
Alexandrine
Margle
Mr. Darby
Margie
Mr. Linmere
Harrison Park
Trevlyn
Grandson and Grandfather Bond in Final Moments
Archer Trevy n learns of his grandfather John Trevyyn s impending death as paralysis leaves him unable to speak Margie and Archer share a tense moment at the bedside. In a stormy March night the old man urges Archer to come close and asks to touch kinship once more before death, pleading for life for his loved one.
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Return of Caroline Trevlyn Ends in Tragedy
In February chapter eleven, Mr Trevlyn learns his wife Caroline, long a patient in an asylum, briefly regains memory of their youth. She longs to see him, but dies two days after he visits, leaving Trevlyn aged and gentle, his harsh temper melted by grief.
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Caroline Treviyn
John
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Caroline Trevlyn
Mr.Trevlyn
Contraband Antiquities Reach Market Behind Law
Italian minister of education presses Pacca law against Signor Di Prisco owner of silver vases found on his Bosco Reale estate. He secretly excavated and smuggled 28 ancient vases to Paris offering them to the Louvre for £5,000, while the Louvre rejected the £20,000 request. Officials implicated face criminal prosecution under the anti export law.
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London News
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Total Eclipses and Zulu War Pace Factoids
A historical note explains total and partial eclipses average four per year with two to seven, sun eclipses predominating lunar ones, and remarks that London often lacks sun obstructions. It also claims Zulus can cover fifty miles in six hours, eight miles per hour as a typical pace.
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Gospel Archery in Talmage Sermon Hunts Mighty Huntsmen
A preacher likens effective Christian work to archery, urging spiritual hunting of societal evils. He urges courage to attack thirst for alcohol, fraud, and uncleanliness, calling for mission outreach to hidden souls and a militant church reform.
In It All the Time for Him
A Christian worker cites her dressmaking as part of her service to God. another replies that she, too, is in the work constantly through cutting fitting and sewing. The exchange ends with the idea that whatever is done should be for the glory of God and that work can be testimony daily.
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du Chailit
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Church of God
Heidelberg
Germany
Gazette
Hero worship and the Christian life
Rev. J. H. Prugh of Pittsburgh argues that hero worship is a noble impulse shaping character. He asserts Christianity rests on admiration for great deeds and proclaims Jesus as the greatest hero guiding moral life.
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J. H. Prugh
Pittsburg
Life’s life beyond grasp and viewless power
A fragment quotes Rev. Wallace Hutting on life as an unseen force beyond human touch or analysis. It speaks of death by choice, the micro scope fails to explain it, and life arrives and departs at an unseen hand with irresistible power.
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