Night of the Strangled Natives on the Cliff
Geoffrey and Ralph uncover two drowned natives washed ashore after a dangerous voyage. The bodies show no violence beyond drowning, while a mystery figure Tehigoreky plans later explanations. Marion reacts with horror as the clan contemplates the grim scene and possible motives.
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Joel
Zara
Geoffrey
Ralph
Tehigoreky
Tehigorsky
Tehigorskhy
Tebigoraku
Marion
Sima
Dr. Tehigoreky
Tchigoreky
Mephistopheles
Conflicted Kings and Aged Ties Echo Through Hall
Choffrey confesses confusion as Ralph shows deep regret. Rupert Navenspur demands meaning from the gathering. Ralph notes everyone near them seems fated and recalls Tehigorsky, a reticent yet fascinating former Diysierus man, now gone from Tibet.
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Choffrey
Ralph
Rupert Navenspur
Tehigorsky
Tibet
Marion
Fried
Cerre
Inquest Looms as Tebigorsky Plot Unfolds in Ravenapur
A troubled village tale unfolds with Tebigorsky’s perilous plan to reach a holy city. The inquest gathers as Geoffrey and others debate loyalties, danger, and a staged death to fool Princess Zaxa while Tehigoraky tests nerve and disguise.
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Rufert Ravencour
Ralph
Geoffrey
Tebigorsky
Zaxa
Lassat
Holy City
Hie
Voski
Tehlgoraky
Lee
Tehigorsky
Jessop
Mrs. May
Living on Our Own Fat Says Wella on War Wealth
The famous novelist H G Wella asserts the poorer classes face no class disaster from war while the securer classes see systems for old age and widow security erode by about 30 percent. He notes society funds and wealth are being redistributed as the war continues.
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H. G. Wella
War supply ethics in wartime trade and German logic questioned
The Wall Street Journal cites that before the war, Hethlehem shipped 6 to 70 percent of ordnance to Germany, making it seem acceptable for the United States to sell to Berlin while opposing similar sales to the Allies. The piece notes German justifications and wartime shipping dynamics amid Allied and Axis pressures.
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Wall Street Journal
Hethlehem
Germany
United States
Butedies
Winaibes
Milkman Drives Jersey Cow Across Lorain for Milking
A dairy worker operates a Jersey cow through Lorain city streets milking at customers as part of a mobile service. The unusual route highlights go anywhere milking practice with customers approving the setup despite oddity.
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Lorain
City Board
Prohibition Debate Echoes from Kansas Governor Speech
The 1910 Kansas address by Governor Brubbe argues prohibition is ancient, not new, rooted in preventing liquor abuse. He cites historical rulers who banned wine and drinking in armies, calling prohibition a defense of public happiness over taxes and crime.
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Brubbe
Kansas
Iolke
China
Christ
Yourgus
Greece
Aes
H. Arnvit
MAPA
No Refund on War Tax Causes Government Ruling
The government settled the matter of war tax refunds for unused train or ship tickets. Railways asked if refunds could be issued if travelers changed their minds, but authorities ruled no refunds are allowed once the tax is collected. The sale and tax payment are a completed transaction.
Russian Navy Refutes Turkish Atrocities Charge
The general staff of the Russian navy issues a statement denying Turkish accusations of barbarous acts in the Black Sea. It says Russian sailors sink only vessels transporting war coal and petroleum after warnings, capture crews, and return to shore by swimming if needed, with surrendering sailors taken aboard ships to Sebastopol.
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Arman Offcias
Black Sea
Theeneral
Turiiah
Sebastopol
The 1866 Confederation and the Imperial Future
A historical reflection on Canada’s confederation in 1866 and fifty years of imperial evolution. It traces how dominions gained self government and how imperial councils and defence arrangements expanded to include Canada and other dominions, culminating in a broader shared governance approach after World War I.
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British North America
London
Canada
Australia
South Africa
Westminster
British Commonwealth
Dominions
United Kingdom
Colonil
Empire
John Thompson
Wilfrid Laurier
Robert Borden
Imperial Defence Committee
Commonwealth
England
Althes
Canadian
Whitehall
Robert
Cen
Ree
Comte
Nece
Perial
The Flight of a Bullet Technical Description
A technical discussion explains how a small bore bullet travels at over 2000 feet per second with about 1700 foot pounds of energy and 2400 revolutions per second. It notes the muzzle blast wastes gases, can tilt the bullet, and contrasts spin stability with air resistance, including effects on trajectory and traumatic outcomes.
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Uast
Shooting Cures Nervousness Says Mrs Ada Schilling
Ada Schilling of San Jose shot a remarkable number at a three days trapshoot tournament in Venice winning high praise from the San Francisco Daily News. The note says the event will draw many to the mountains and references her career as a markswoman.
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Ada Schilling
San Jose
Venice
San Francisco Daily News
Accotah
Canada’s Work Astonishes British Public on Industrial Orders
Ambiguous report notes Britain astonished by Canada’s output as industrial orders rise. Text references a dawning shift in war economy and concerns about piling orders and production capacity amid ongoing tensions.
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Canada
Capabis of
Dering
Unclear Message: Fragmentary Quotation Reaches Solved Problem
Fragmentary text shows a personal statement about solving one problem and having broken most of something. The source lacks context for precise entities or events.
Home Canning Event Promises Western Canada Savings
In Dugald a quiet gathering of about sixty to seventy Economic Society members heard Mrs. McBeath of Headingly describe modern home canning methods. She showed how 60 percent of Western Canada’s produce is wasted yearly and demonstrated inexpensive ways to can vegetables and fruits, promising reduced living costs and boosted productivity.
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Dugald
Man
Canada
Dugaid
Economic Society
McBeath
Headingly
Agricultural College
United States
Manitoba Agricultural College
Newton
Ee Noese TV
Eny
Survey of Oil and Gas Deposits In Canada
A government survey of Canada’s oil and gas deposits is under preparation by the mines inquiry. The study will focus on Ontario gas resources and oil prospects, evaluating potential shares and future development plans, though some details remain unclear.
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Canada
Ontario
Albee
Trade commission reports high demand for Canadian goods in England
Canadian trade commissioners in England note strong demand for Canadian naples and imports. They predict rising retail and wholesale prices due to large Canadian shipments reaching troops and theatres, with optimism about ongoing bright imports despite other hurdles.
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England
Naples
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