Night attack at Avonmouth Institute ends with hope for Lancaster
Joan Wentworth battles Mrs Dana and confronts Doctor Lancaster’s morphine demon. After a brutal struggle, Lancaster vows to beat the drug, and Joan’s care and resolve bring dawn to the institute. Myers departs in defeat, leaving calm and promise of recovery.
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Joan
Mrs. Dana
Mrs. Frager
Myers
Lancaster
Mrs. Fraser
Doctor Lancaster
Rivers
Miss Wentworth
Millville
Institute
Joan Wentworth
Avonmouth
Driving Your Own Motor in Europe
David Fairchild describes touring Europe by car in a Washington car, driving through London and continental cities with a front seat map guide, noting easy frontiers, scarce traffic in Holland, dense bicycle crowds, and small garages. He argues car travel offers deeper country insight than taxis and recounts a London arrest over a bumper license issue and limited parking options.
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Washington
D. C
England
Holland
Continent
London
Continental
David Fairchild
National Geographic Society
Europe
Atlantic
America
Americ
Scotland Yard
ABC
Piccadilly
Gigantic Bust Unearthed in African Phoenician Tombs
While Tripoli governor Count Giusepe Volpi visited Sabrata excavations a colossal statue believed to depict the African Jove was found. Funeral urns vases and marble treasures from a nearby temple and a Roman emperor statue were also uncovered.
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Tripoli
Giuseppe Volpi
Sabrata
Africa’s elusive antelope and the easy lion hunter
A renowned hunter, Ellis J. Joseph, claims the African antelope is the hardest alive to catch due to horn resilience and constant guard watching. He contrasts with lions, which he says are the easiest to trap using a staged cage and sliding doors, and describes how monkeys, chimpanzees, and fingerprints feature in his wild-animal experiences.
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New York
Ellis
Joseph
Australia
Mr. Joseph
Pennsylvania
Mr. Lion
Africa
Sydney
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the Truan
W.g.chapman
San Juan
Roosevelt
Harbord
San Juan Hill
Cuba
Theodore Roosevelt, Sr
Johns Hopkins
Hunter
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