Busy Woman Elmer M Wood bry noted for hotel murals
Mrs Elmer M Wood bry wife of Hotel Richelieu manager in San Francisco is described as the busiest woman in California She paints mural decorations and lamp shades for hotel rooms In her spare time she acts as a newspaper correspondent and singer and has been queen of flye carnivals.
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Eye Strain From Movies Spurs England Society Action
The Engineering Society of England assembled a committee to study eyestrain from film viewing. The panel found front-row spectators strain eyes as pictures are shown too high, and recommended adjusting screen height to reduce effort.
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Vamps and a Damsel in Majesty Timeworn Tales of Marie Mancini
James C. Young recounts 17th century intrigues of Marie Mancini Colonna and a lineage of vamps in European courts. The piece traces her rise from convent exile to court favorite, marriage, elopements, alleged spying, and a string of love affairs across France Italy and Spain, ending in exile and moral reckoning.
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The Vampire Who Trained Tyrant and Nero’s Rise
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The Vampire Who Won Mil Lions Story of Louise de la Queraquille
Louise de la Queraquille served two kings and sold state secrets to both courts. She aimed for power at Portsmouth and French court, and amassed wealth through political appointments and gambling losses. After Charles II and Louis XIV, her fortunes faded with wars and deaths, ending in disappearance from court.
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Literary Invention Sparks Publisher’s Surprise
In a playful exchange the autor describes a TD figure and a plotless idea. The publisher, excited by the concept of skimming chapters to reveal key tapping points, shows ecstatic reaction, tossing items from a window. The Boston Transcript notes the humorous banter about overviews and hope.
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