General Gordons Heroic Wife and Her Courage
A Civil War note recounts General Gordon's wife never leaving his side through campaigns. She saved him at Sharpsburg by carrying him from the battlefield and tending his wounds until medical help arrived. She followed him back to the command once he recovered.
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Adre Dismisses Palatine Critique With Warmth Advice
A New York newspaper quotes a critic claiming my previous palatine lacks warmth. The response offers reassurance and a suggestion to improve comfort and tone.
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New York Apberican
Aphasia Named In Quotation By Ita Name
Quote exchanges define aphasia as the disease causing fear of people, things, and names. The term is discussed as a curiosity in a brief conversational exchange.
Will Marquis Win Miss Ide In Spanish Court Romance
The article chronicles a potential international marriage involving Miss Marjorie Ide, daughter of American ambassador Henry Clay Ide. Marquis Alfonso de Valles pursues Marjorie amid Spain’s court, while her father and mother object to a foreign match. A parental conference and home visit follow, shaping the outcome.
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Henry Clay Ide
Marjorie
Alfonso de Valles
Bourke Cochran
Samoa
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America
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Duemas
Cat Finds Feet By Balance Theory From Tail
A British scientist proclaims that a cat always lands on its feet due to a balance faculty driven by tail rotation. The demonstration uses a cardboard model with four leg rods and a tail, claiming similar balance in cats, monkeys, squirrels, and most lemurs.
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Walter Wellman
America
Arch Archangels Wrath Monument Erected for Ketteler
Chinese government builds an arch at Peking to appease Kaiser and honor German minister Clemens von Ketteler. Inscription portrays the 1900 Boxer incident as a murder by Chinese hands and a lesson to all.
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Peking
Kaiser
Baron von Ketteler
China
Clemens von. Ketteler
The White Haired Lady and a Night at Park House
A mountain Park House guest, known as the white haired lady, narrates a perilous encounter on a moonlit forest walk as a would be attacker threatens her with a pistol. She feigns safety with wit and a hairpin, survives the scare, and leaves the incident to rumor.
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Lake SL
Feiller
the West
Jove
Cynthia
Jim Gandy
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