Kate and the devil’s bargain on the edge of escape
Excerpts reveal Kate Cooper confronting Harry Cooper amid tainted love and a plan to flee. She confronts past lies and murder threats, holding a revolver while pressing for safety and a new life across Europe. The scene ends with an implied continuation.
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Harvesting Natural Ice Aims to Cut Fuel Use
A plan to harvest natural ice on a large scale would replace artificial ice and save fuel. The effort could centralize storage, reduce coal use, and dramatically cut costs. New Orleans area estimates suggest substantial annual coal savings and efficiency gains across the industry.
A Real Prayer in War Time
A wartime reflection from a chaplain on soldiers at the front praying amid danger. The narrative recalls a front line resolve and the need for spiritual strength during the conflict. The source quotes a Chicago Evening Post excerpt expressing the emotional weight of war.
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Chicago Evening Post
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Thrift and Self Control in Early 20th Century Values
A reflective piece quotes J. Hill and S. W. Strauss on thrift as essential to success. It argues saving, self discipline, foresight, and prudence build character and prepare boys to work and avoid debt, reflecting a Progressive era belief in moral economy.
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War End Question Echoes Through Anxious Rumor Mill
A fragmentary exchange traces rumors about when the war will end. A policeman, a washerwoman’s son, and various others allegedly pass along misheard claims and unclear connections across places like Cuba and Borneo, all reflecting uncertainty.
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School Mice Unite Over Coal Sir Mystery
Fragmentary OCR note mentions school, janitor, headmaster, and a disputed coal issue. Text is garbled but implies a school concern or conflict involving administration and supplies. No clear names, dates, or places are recoverable from the readable portion.
Sirius Brightest Star Outshines The Sun In Vast Distances
An article notes Sirius as the brightest star, its light seen from Earth taking about thirty years to arrive, and compares its immense distance to Earth and the Sun. It discusses light speed, the star's magnitude, and the Sun as a minor candle beside Sirius. It also touches on skim milk containing essential elements for life and tissue rebuilding.
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Incendiary Bullets Report Sparks Controversy
The Kansas City Star notes a report on incendiary bullets with hollow filled cartridges. When fired the charge ignites hydrogen gas causing rapid expulsion of the envelope. Observers fear such weapons could target aviators and homes, prompting safety questions.
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