Saltravian Royal Conspiracy Shatters an American Bride
In Saltravia the King Clarimond confronts a tough choice between duty and love as Kathleen, an American woman, accepts a pledge of marriage from Alonzo Lispenard with the King’s blessing. Amid glittering balls and political pressure, Kathleen wrestles with her future and the cost of royal ambitions.
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Palone
America
Jesus Venezuela
California
Thado
Tamar
Brindisi
Eubdurd
Iit
Alenne
Ali
Eric Thaxter
Claramona
Eric
Monsieur
Musinery
Easure
Clarimond
Eris
Pee Kime
Soma
Eetlinen
WY Lehoost
Erates
Djucent Clarimond
Yen
Panera
Aed
Bert
Pes
Kathleen
Coottleas
Cervantes
Iarimond
Brilance
Bucyaney
Wouvermann
Dr. Wouvermann
Saltravia
Lispenard
Ebro
Alonzo
Ishmond
Bianca d’Este
Bianca
Glanes
Denmark
Mra Kenwaird
Helen
Thas
Saltrains
Onzo
Kat
Wilepessi
Manawa
Southern Patagonia Sailors Reach Punta Arenas
The voyage passes Cape Froward and Cape Horn as the ship nears Punta Arenas in Patagonia. Descriptions cover glaciers, Andes glimpses, the harsh climate, the town’s grim setting, convict origins, and a rough population of sailors, soldiers, and stranded travelers in the desolate southernmost Chilean outpost.
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Oe A Oy
Saan
O Ie
Punta Arenas
Guanaco
Tos
Tonii
Patagonia
Tierra del Fuego
South Pole
Cape of Good Hope
Complete Lighting Plant for Small Electric Setups
A leading electrical journal urges manufacturers to provide a ready to run complete lighting plant for 15 to 50 incandescent lamps. The package should include a gas engine dynamo shafting and belts, set up and tested. If a company conducts needed experiments and reports costs, a new specialty in manufacturing and installing such plants could have strong commercial potential.
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Ublic
Ahead of Her Time Frances Wright Hero of Free Thought
Frances Wright, born 1795 in Dundee, Scotland, long condemned as a free thinker, is celebrated as a pioneer of women's rights and abolition. The article traces her life from early loss to self funded experiments in Tennessee and Indiana, her platform oratory in Cincinnati and Philadelphia, and her lasting legacy in liberal reform. She advocated universal education, emancipation, and freedom of thought, and died in 1852 in Cincinnati, buried at Spring Grove Cemetery with a monument honoring her work.
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Kathleen
Clarimond
Alonzo
Monsieur
Eric Thaxter
Monsien
Eric
Tam
Port Famino
San Felipe
Sarmiento
Eee
Patagonia
Tierra del Fuego
Pacific
Patagonian
Carlyle
Frances Wright
Fanny Wright
United States
Cincinnati
Anthony” Wayne
Thomas Jefferson
France
Washington
Dundee
Scotland
British Museum
Baron Rokeby
Ireland
Montague
William Campbell
Paine
En- Nia
Republi
Fannie Wright
Prof
Mylne
Glasgow University
Hisly
Rousseau
Voltaire
Votsire
Hume
England
Gibbon
America
Land of Freedom
Henry George
New Republic
Miss Trollope
la Fayette
Tennessee
Mia Trollope
Miss Wright
Brook Farm
Fourier
Hayti
Robert Owen
New Harmony
Indiana
Owen
Creacens
John W. Forney
Ihs
Fanny
Giordano Bruno
Rome
Wauns Wright
Philadelphia
D'Arusmont
Reigners
Poe
Spring Grove
Bessiz Bramble
Praying Wheel Sighted On Mongolian Streets
On the streets of Durga in Mongolia a praying wheel is observed, a common spiritual sight noted by readers of the Illustrated News of the World. The report sketches the wheel as a devotional object carried through daily life by locals.
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Mongolia
News of the World
Ourga
New Kind of Horse Racing Grows in Paris Garden
In Paris, a novel amusement features wooden horses racing on rails. The speed depends on the eider skill, not raw power. The horses glide on iron rails with wheel channels, offering a race unlike Longchamp events where technique dominates.
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Paris Garden
Longchamps
Hygienic Torses and V shaped rail Racers Bet on Movement
The device uses a rocking carriage with a ratchet and rack between rails. A V shaped rail with rollers allows the platform to roll forward during rocking, locking on two teeth to prevent backward motion. Spectators expect growing interest and betting on these curious racers.
Trichinosis Confusion With Rheumatism Revisited
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes many sufferers mistake trichinosis for rheumatism. A small percentage die, but most recover after the acute stage as the parasites drift dormant in the body, causing misdiagnosis and overlooked danger.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Weather Sparks Surge of Watch Breakages in August
The damp rainy spell causes many watches to fail with broken main springs. It is noted that a spring kept in a watch is unusually affected by weather, and August sees heavier demand for repairs due to frequent thunderstorms and rapid changes in conditions.
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Sallie E. Stone
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