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Oak Park Vindicator in Oak Park, Illinois

22 Feb 1895

Page 5

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Oak Park Vindicator

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Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1895

Page

5

People of the Mist Chapter XV The Flight and Fear

Leonard and companions escape the subterranean city of the People of the Mist after a night of peril. They learn of a priestly rule by the snake cult, the mockery of sacrifice, and a looming crisis as Nam and his priests impose new rites. The party faces cold weather and looming danger while planning escape and awaiting a turning point.

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Pednesseo Leonard Joranesseo Jweonard Phes Pudiace Travender Nol Van Sada Duane Pallace Olfan Jaana Tia Soa Cher Poddess Felio Jamia Conde Boack Badust Bane Willie Otter Joanna Lam Leonast Argarys Olfam Dina Son Bee Laalf Jalboor Cand Dat Bin Nam Jal Aca Sriret Pianta Aettage Tor Daiyself Juana Olan Jamgnbling Kalin Olfin Hle Wong Otter Towean Sid Davenard Yorcdor Amianna Ottiary Leonardo Otfan Todme Sid Leonard Nami Juania Nani Fromeonow Tim Amos Bart Ade Lin Ole Perelanece Wilavende Orrer Sona Juantha Daanna Francises Peter Bau Quarket Chey Couree Otter I- Vinean Mann Leotard Jpusuia Pota Tedore Husain Ofer Francisco Deningy People of the Mist Mynay Juanma Nan Ava Oifan Praneisco Juanita Ian Seon Oifna Iaeonard Nao Francisca Ald Pawo Cone Teres Die Mist Leqnardas Junna Lona Prancisco Hong Tam Saga Daas Otter Tiana Othe Ceward Dea Leannard Miss Jig Wheaties Beanard Comioas
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Prohibition Debate and Electric Rail Sounds Highlight 1900s Voice

Prohibitionists are challenged by Kate Field and Chicago Post commentary as they cite Allen and Dow and Willard amid a broader critique of prohibition. A Brooklyn Eagle note describes early electric rail acoustic experiments showing how sound travels along trolley wires to a waiting car.

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Kate Field Atchison, Kan Aleutian Islands Florida Miss Willard Miss Field Chicago Post Passenit Ss West Parris Mount Vernon Brookhy Eagle
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Turpentine Uses and Historical Note on Patapsco

The article extols turpentine as a universal remedy and household solvent. It claims benefits for worms in children and kidney troubles, rheumatic pains, and inclusion in patent medicines, with practical advice on stain removal, whitening fabrics, and pest control. It also notes Patapsco as a river name meaning black water in Maryland.

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Patapsco Maryland
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Society Invitations Reflect Evolving Etiquette In Dining

A discussion of how modern invitation cards differ from ornate past notes, noting swift RSVP expectations and the shift toward printed and engraved formats. It contrasts formal and informal dinners, drawing rooms, and public meetings, stressing timely replies and hostess concerns.

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Lillian Russell Defends Jewelry Against Style Theory

Lillian Russell disputes Edmund Russell's claim that silks and diamonds dull a woman's eyes and complexion. She asserts that her own glow comes from wearing satin and jewels, with hair and corsage adorned, and notes that turquoise shines brighter when framed by diamonds.

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Lillian Russell
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