Bride of Battle Ends in Hampton Reveal and Hero’s Return
Mark Wallace leads a fierce assault amid ruined streets and heavy fire to save a village. He is wounded but triumphant, later confronting Kellerman and Eleanor about a buried truth. The General exposes Colonel Howard as Hampton, the traitor behind the adopted daughter’s past.
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Mark
Red Cross
Hartley
Weston
Eleanor
Alark
Colonel Howard
Mr. Weston
Kellerman
Miss Troward
Santiago
Ile
Hampton
Captain Wallace
Mark Wallace
War Department
Howard
Captain Maris
Ortfice
Goward
Unjustly Accused Officer Faces Spy Ring Revelation
Hartley lies wounded on a stretcher as the General reveals a hidden plot in Washington. He names Morsheim and a war department confederate who corrupted officers, ruined Hampton, and spread government secrets. Kellerman trembles as the accusation looms. To be continued.
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Hartley
Howard
War Department
Eleanor
Wampton
Kellerman
Washington
Morsheim
Hilda Morsheim
Hampton
Ton
Return of Mark Wallace and Kellerman at the orifice
Eleanor confronts Major Kellerman as Mark Wallace faces a grim choice. Kellerman declares his love and offers a trap to free Weston, proposing a marriage contingent on Wallace's capture. Eleanor rejects Kellerman, insisting she will not wed him or aid Weston’s escape.
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Kellerman
Eleanor
Mark
Major Kellerman
Wallace
Weston
Mr. Weston
America
Hayve
Tobolsi and the Kremlin Build Historic Tobolsk City
Old Siberian city Tobolsi is a major Siberian commercial center in Tobolsk province spanning 500000 square miles much of which is sparsely populated. The Kremlin statue mirrors Moscow’s citadel and was built by Swedish POWs captured at Poltava in 1709.
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Old Siberian
Tobolsi
Tobolsk
Kremlin
Great Citadel
Moscow
Peter the Great
Poltava
Escaped Figures in Disguise Highlight Long History of Flight
A survey of notable figures from 1914 to the era confessing disguise to flee danger. It cites General Hans von Beseler escaping Poland on a Vistula steamer, Napoleon III hiding in workman's garb, Porfirio Diaz fleeing to the United States, and Empress Luzerne spared Paris mobs with Doctor Evans aid.
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Hans von Beseler
Poland
von Beseler
Antwerp
Detedaoa
Doarepe Golomnsy
Mecca
Woking
London
Prince Charities
Edward Stuart
Great Britton
Scotland
Ous
Betty Burke
Flora MacDonald
Lows Phillippe
France
Normandy
Mr Slaith
England
Napoleon HS
Tam
Napoleon
Tie
Belgium
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
United States
New Orleans
Vera Cruz
Lempress Luzerne
Paris
Doctor Evans
Ingland
Jefferson Davis
The General's Drop Parachute Tale From London Evening News
A London Evening News writer recounts a tale of a lying general with parachuting experience who rode as a plane passenger then jumped from the aircraft over a village. He allegedly warned the pilot of his plan and leaped, floating gently to earth as the plane continued.
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London Evening News
Tata
Ostutense
Sailors’ berths get kapok bedding on new ships
Government merchant vessels adopt kappe filled mattresses and pillows praised for life preserving qualities. The tropical fiber endures salt water and supports heavy weight, aiding comfort at sea. New ships under the United States shoppe board include shower baths for firemen and deck forces, per Mercant Mitine.
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United States
Kaiser's Thankless Dentist Revealed in Outlook Quote
An Outlook summary relays a Chicago Evening Post report where Nate Saulsbury jokes that Kaiser’s situation worsens with a thankless dentist. The piece uses sharp war imagery as it notes the Kaiser’s dental troubles and the dramatic closing line about “the yanks are coming.”
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Davis
Nate Saulsburs
Chicago Evening Post
Kaiser
Outlook
Senator’s death sparks debate on government print waste
Professor Pate denounces government printing of eight thousand volumes of eulogy for a senator. J Fuller Gloom agrees, calling the practice appalling and suggesting three cheers would be more appropriate, as reported by the Kansas City Star.
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Pate
J. Fuller
Kansas City Star
The Right Sort Navy Pacifist Wordplay
Two Aucklanders discuss a mutual friend, Jim, now serving on a destroyer. They quip he is a naval pacifist, defined as one who plants depth emb’s to spread oil on troubled waters.
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Jim
California Syrup of Figs Ad Claim
A vintage advertises California Syrup of Figs as a universal laxative for children and adults. It promises gentle cleansing of the stomach liver and bowels, quick relief of a sick child, and a delicious taste that encourages compliance. It warns to seek the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company and to refuse counterfeits.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Ady
Deep Grief and Hiding Her Powder Puff Weeping
A fragment evokes a widow deeply distressed by loss, noting she was kept from tears by hiding her powder puff to conceal her sorrow in a domestic scene.
Green's August Flower Advertisement Claims Health Benefits
An old advertises Green's August Flower as a remedy for stomach disorders and inactive liver. It touts gentle laxative effects, improves digestion, cleanses the alimentary canal, and stimulates bile flow, selling in civilized countries and urging a trial.
Dr Pierce Named Among America's Great Benefactors
A historical notice extols Dr. Pierce of Buffalo N.Y. as a major benefactor who publicized remedies, including Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. The pills, said to cleanse the intestines gently and safely, are advertised as helping constipation and improving health without harsh aftereffects.
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Pierce
Buffalo N.Y
America
Dr. Pierce
Natun
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Patoht
Washington, D. C
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