The Unwritten Law and the Tragic Romance of Marie Barildi
In a biarritz salon tale the singer Marie Biere known as Marie Barildi falls for city playboy Robert Gentien. He deserts her after a fatal diary of love and betrayal, triggering her claim to the Unwritten Law and a dramatic Paris trial.
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Marie Biere
Marie Barildi
Marie
Miarritz
France
Por Marig
Biarritz
Waa Fath
Robert Genticn
Genutien
Wrench
Gentien
Ale
Biarrite
Honters
Mario Ro
Arra
Mario
Paris
Nords Youd
Robert Gentien
Rose
Robert
Colas
Marie Haa
Maris Biere
Ote
Wallene
Dar
Mme
Marie Bicre
Lacheud
Haupton Haguale
Dr. Dole
Untitled Reflections From the African Bush
A fragmentary vignette by Captain F. A MM Weteter describes life in the African bush, noting the savage customs and strict prohibitions that shape behavior. The narrator contemplates sacrifices and the belief in the inevitability of rules, prompting a tense moment of doubt and irony.
Maize Ties And Harvesting Cautions From Aged Text
The readable fragment warns on maize ties and moisture content around 25 to 30 percent. It mentions avoiding electrical tools and cautions against using emery or electrical cloth as a condenser. It also references a method using a wrap and ship process and a hand tool for cleaning or brushing.
Fragmentary Note on Past Authors and Works
A garbled OCR passage mentions Sir Walter Raleigh and a prisoner, hints at Ten days and writings attributed to Bunyan the Pilgrim's Progress and Don Quixote. It appears to reference literary figures and historical figures in a disordered fragment.
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Dubin
Walter Raleigh
Don Quizote
Bunyan
The Humorous Hoe of Writers Live
A fragmentary piece comments on writers often facing self-doubt and unfunny industry norms. It mentions Rudyard Kipling and a curious letter exchange about a story and its quality, highlighting a writer's plea for critique and the author’s measured response.
Barley Prices Compare and Protein Needs for Livestock
The article discusses barley value at 1/9 per bushel versus tankage and compares middlings at 0/3/6 per ton with whey at 2/2. It explains amino acids as building stones for protein, noting milk protein contains eighteen building blocks. It advises supplementing feed with amino acids to maximize gains, suggests ground barley for pig rations, and notes barley’s suitability in maize‑limited regions when combined with whey or skim milk to produce pork.
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Perthernal
Science Notes on Oil Detection by Earth Resistance Method
A new sew method is described to sweat oil by measuring earth resistance. The process involves drilling small wells and monitoring current through the earth to detect oil-bearing deposits, which cause detectable resistance changes.
Coventry inventor tackles the aged auto body design
A Coventry inventor outlines a novel car body with a boxy profile and integrated lighting. He describes a lightweight construction using three plywood panels and cloth, including a child seat, in a future view of the impact on car aesthetics and safety.
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Coventry
Difficulties in Accessing Commutators in Generator Start
An industrial note describes trouble reaching the commutator end of a generator or starting motor. It suggests fabricating a dimple tool to access the commutator through a brush end, addressing maintenance challenges.
Norwegian Fishermen Adopt Telephone to Aid Nets
Odd notes from a historic report describe fishermen using telephone lines to connect gear and coordinate work at sea. The piece outlines early tech adoption among Norwegian crews and hints at integrated tools that streamline ocean fishing operations.
Apparatus Aims at Recording Fast Speech in Bayville
A Bayville project tests voice devices to handle rapid speech up to 200 words a minute. Experiments include a 190 words per minute shorthand record and a postal sending machine. The setup features a master break and several small machines, with costs around £10000.
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Bayville
Rainmaking Beliefs and Rain Stones Across Ancient Traditions
Ancient practices linked rain to ritual acts and special stones. In India northern provinces maidens and specific stones believed to trigger showers by being placed in water. failures led to severe punishment for unfaithful rainmakers, though such beliefs persist in some areas.
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India
Aeames
Ponda
Basel
Submarine Origins Attributed To Von Drebbel
A British seaman in 1578 supposedly built an early submarine for a Dutchman, saving Van Drebbel. The craft used hides soaked to seal holes and oars to propel, while air renewal came from a chemical liquor called Quintessence. King James I is rumored to have taken a voyage in the craft.
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van Drebbel
von Drebbel
James L
Jimmy Keenwits Mottos Prompt Memory
A fragment from a school scene shows a student named Jimmy and a teacher named Toscher discussing memorizing a motto. The dialogue hints at family influence and a business setting, though text is garbled and incomplete.
Rise of a Grimaby trader to coastal prominence
The article profiles Sir Alexander, a self made businessman from Grimaby who rises from a clerk in the Fish Dock office to owner of multiple vessels. It notes his bold ventures, financing via partners, and eventual wealth built through initiative and careful management. It also cites his health and seclusion, and a note on a new radiator heat detector device developed by Professor Bryan.
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Alezsa
Bin
Wren
Genersky
Ploek
Gany
Inimek
Blash
Grimeby
Peioa
Alexander
Grimaby
Eaistomce
G. HM
Bryan
New Welsh colliery opens near Bargoed with modern electric systems
An English company plans a large Deri colliery two miles from Bargoed South Wales. The shaft reaches 900 yards, and the mine will operate on advanced lines with electricity powering hoists and conveyors. 2000 workers will be employed and output totals about 7000 tons daily. The company also builds a huge private power station at Deri to service the mines and other sites in the area.
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Deri
Bargoed
South Wales
Rikce
Gill
Dargeed
Albresity
Britonana
Eleetriely
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Maris
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Umluchy
Bain-Law
F. A MM. Weteter
Kar
Hia
Wormenn
Enet
Kip- Ming
Tribune
Rudyard Kipling
Neordie
Meelays
Sted
Questa Bar
Science Notes
Jimmy
Buicay School Tonehor
Todnoy
Enya
Toscher
Eldotric
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