Prisoners on a New Hampshire mountain in a doomed elopement
Edwin Pumble and Henrietta Schouler are kept from union by the ancient brewer in a grim winter to spring experiment atop Cardigan Mountain. A hidden corridor trap seals their bond, forcing stealthy meetings until a final leap toward fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardigan Mountain
New Hampshire
Butler
Rchard Pumble
Roche Son
Miss Schouler
Harvard
Hite
Edwin
Henrietta Schouler
Bumble
Edwards
Schouler
Schoulers
Henrietta
Elvos
Pen
Talwin
Modern aids to novelists and the shadow authors
A writer explains how historical fiction relies on rapid material gathering from libraries and expert researchers. He describes the role of professional “shadowe of the novelists” who supply jokes sayings and anecdotes, enabling authors like Mr X to secure suitable period content from researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revoluton
New York Post
Barker's Monthly
Israel Putnan
Diverse Inventions And Local Tales From A Past Era
Articles range from serum use against tsetse bites to tiny diaphragm motion and Carwen apparatus projecting images. Notes on Norwegian peat fuel, self lighting cigars, and stellar sky observations at Lowe Observatory. A New Hampshire anecdote recalls Judge Holmes delivering a blunt cat verdict in ten minutes.
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GC. W. Carwen
Germany
Norway
Ireland
Lowe Observatory
California
Holgar Larkin
Hutelins
Cape Colony
Cape Pown
Trope Mountains
Hutchins
Playwright Offers Gemman Tragedy to Manager
A dramatist presents a Gemman tragedy translated adapted and condensed in ragtime form. The manager declines then accepts the work under the author's terms. The exchange unfolds with brisk banter and a sharp business edge.
Cattle Sprayed with Kerosene in Isthmus Panama Forests
Cattle that pull Mahogany logs in Panama’s forests are sprayed with kerosene to kill parasites seen as deadly enemies to the animals and the logging operation. The practice highlights early pest control measures in tropical forestry activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isthmus
Panama
Town Distressed by Cats and Dogs in Nighttime Noise
Citizens complain about nightly disturbances from cats and dogs disturbing the town. The question asks if there is any use for these pets and whether their presence is excusable in the community.
Bees and Hornets Clash Over Honey Plans in Swamp Cabin
A Detroit man recalls moving south to a swamp cabin where he tried bees for honey. Hive trouble ensued as flies hornets and gallinippers attacked. Bees supposedly lost the encounter while the man and his wife endured days of swamp healing after stings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
South
Detroit Free Press
Judge Holmes A Weaver Turned Chester Mills Leader
Settled out of court, this portrait recalls a New Hampshire judge famed for neighborhood respect rather than legal training. Holmes, a weaver by trade, earned good pay in Chester mills and was trusted by locals for his wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Hobbs
Phe
Mr. Flanders
Seymouth
Squire Phillips
Holmes
Maself
Sanborn
Solomon
Flanders
Chester Mills
Fish-Scale Flowers Inspire New York Workshop Scene
The article describes fish scale flower craft used by Venezuelan and Brazilian guilds, now appearing in New York City shops near the Waldorf. It details tools, fineness of scale shaping into petals and leaves, and the striking color range from pink to ultramarine, noting the work’s delicate, jewel-like beauty as praised by the New York Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Brazil
Tropics
West Indies
Mainliad
Elovida
New York City
Waldorf-Astoria
New York Post
Pirates of Luzon Malay Pirates Captured by U S Police
The report recounts U S and Philippine forces thwarting a Malay pirate raid near Virac and Napindan. Two buccaneers killed, others captured or dispersed as Uncle Sam’s patrols intensify action against pirates preying on Laguna de Bay routes and Manila-bound vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matay
Cade Sam
Norestttef
Uncle Sam
Legapa
Cclar
Minhos
Virac
Dues
Dos Hernia
Los Hermanos
Napindan
Laguna de Bus
Manila
Philippines
Man la
Magellan
Marlies
Saele Sam
Santa Mindanao
Negros
Sulu Ar Lipedago
Sulu
Wohin Maxellan
Pia
Art for Revenue Only Struckovle Painting Commission
A Philadelphia Inquirer item notes Struckovle showing his art collection and a bullfight picture. It claims $2,000 paid to an artist to paint it for a commission, with cynicism about what men will do for money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struckovle
Philadelphia Inquirer
Seven Salmon Species Arrive at Taku River Spawning Grounds
The Taku River in Alaska hosts seven salmon species, each with its own arrival date from the sea to its spawning grounds, marking distinct migration timing for each species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taku River
Alaska
Fragmentary dialogue on influence from a Supreme Court justice
A garbled exchange features a Supreme Court justice and others debating influence and control. The text mentions the New York Times, a writer, and a judge, with incomplete phrases indicating a discussion of governance and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
New York Times
Ywar
Moisture and dye concerns in 1920s dialogue snippet
A fragmentary dialogue references moisture affecting dye and stockings, plus a mention of seeking refuge in Hampshire by French religious communities taking refuge in England. The text also briefly notes a girl viewing her photographer photos and wondering if they are good.
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Hampshire
England
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Thia
Tam
Cambridge
Merce
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Richard Dembele
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John KK
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