Continental dwelling hints in foggy chapter continuation
The scene follows Langton and Hilary as they approach the Chateau be La Marine and the nearby farmen accustomed to superstitions. They remark on the sinister history of a nearby place, exchange thoughts about Mrs. Lloyd and the Splendide, and prepare to settle in as M. Dufour helps with luggage and language hints. The chapter ends with them entering the Chateau in eerie, candlelit quiet.
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Mr. Langton
Lane
Dave
Hilary
London
Splendide
Hotel de la Marine
Madame du
Chateau
Marine
Rey
Hotel de la Macrine
Monsieur
Ilari
M. Dufour
Pei
Peg
M. Hari
A Saner Path for Postwar World Order
London Daily Mail argues that democracy and civilization are at risk from Prussianism. The piece urges postwar nations to limit military aggression, envisioning security for all countries and praising the U S and Canada for their coalition.
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France
Germany
America
Prepa
Asa
London Daily Mail
Maid of Orleans Annexed by German Claims
A fragmented report notes German forces asserting rights over Joan of Arc as patron saint of France. The piece mentions confusion in Preach towns and a case involving a manufacturer pressured to produce large quantities and images.
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Joan of Arc
France
Fragmentary wartime tale of a wounded worker and honor
Readable scraps recount a woman wounded in wartime who earned the Cross of St George third class for a telephonic device aiding enemy deception. Her defense centers on inability to pay for a sewing machine, and a prosecutor briefly suspends action after her unexpected reply.
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St.e
Westminster Gazette
Irishman refuses work claims illness saved life
An Irish worker tells his foreman he was too ill to come to work and jokes that eggs could not come to save his life. The exchange shows his quick wit amid a factory dispute. The London Times notes the Red Cross fund reaches 35 069 470 dollars.
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Pat
Pittsburgh
London Times Red Cross
War era dairy and meat supply demands highlighted
A wartime appeal stresses dairy and meat shortages in the United States as Allied needs rely on North America. It argues expanding dairy herds, conserving fodder and food, and reducing waste to support children and the home front while ensuring supplies for allies.
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Ett
Scandinavia
Holland
Switzerland
Erman
Anne
Atte
United States
Didn't Lose It Sassy Silk Geeze Mystery
Dialogue highlights a missing silk garment described as beautiful. Robinson claims loss after being confronted by an owner who took it away, while Brown observes the apparent blues in the scene and asks where it was left.
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Robinson
Ambition and Nerve Drive Farming Vision
The article stresses that young farmers must have spirit to trust leaders and a bold plan. It highlights two essentials, a clear vision and nerve to push it through, as crucial as in any field.
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Col. Woods
Brazil Abolishes Private Wireless Gatlens and Oak During War
Brazil moves to abolish private wireless Gatlens and oak for the war period. The policy affects privately owned transmitters and related equipment as part of wartime measures. Authorities state the changes aim to secure communications and standardize networks nationwide.
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Brazil
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