The Fortune Teller and The Artist's Wife Tale
A Paris fortune teller predicts the artist Wilton Rotheley will marry Marcia Arnold, shaping a dramatic tale of illusion and love. In California the same memory recurs as Rotheley meets Lucy Gilsen, revealing the revelation may be a staged deception by mystics and patrons.
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Austyn
Paris
Tean
India
M'Sear
Marcia Arnold
Mrs. Rotheley
California
Henry Morton
Tiis Wilton Robeley
Thal
Gulseo
Lucy
Lauer Gilsen
Rue de Bouges
Marcis Arnold
Lara
Henry ‘Morton
Sutter
James Hayes
Park Avenue
Hayes
A. D. T. Whitney
Ladies’ Home Journal
Persian Gatching Executions Shocking Governor's Campaign
Five men were buried alive in plaster of Paris in Shiraz to deter highway robbers. A London Graphic correspondent described the brutal method, the crowd’s reaction, and the governor’s efforts to curb thefts after property losses surged on routes between Basra and Isfahan.
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Plaster of Paris
Shiraz
Bashire
Isfahan
R. H. Rubkneed-Dowleb
Paris
London Graphic
Errer
Scientific Scraps And Inventions From The Era
A collage of curiosities notes new uses for glycerine from soap lye and softer steel magnets. Roentgen tested cartridges, a diving bell aims 6000 feet depth, and coal veins in Transvaal yield gems near nine peonyweight per ton. Aluminum lithography plates cut weight and cost, cholera cures from hypodermic injections are reported, and balloon economics are outlined. Observations touch meteorology stations, chimney puzzles, and grave customs in Austria.
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London
New South Wales
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