Fragmentary tale of a visit and coded notes in a pocket book
A garbled scene depicts a character named King handling a pocket book with stamps used as wafers and a request to see a Miss. The setting includes a court, a janitor, and a dialogue about safety and secrecy, hinting at a larger narrative.
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Barthelemy
Aes
King
Ans
Gorgoa
Lydia
All Men for Themselves Ends In Charged Confrontation
Ellington returns home after an interview with a notable figure to find Marcia in a fury over insinuations about letters. The dialogue reveals accusations and counterclaims as Marcia accuses George of deceit while he denies writing or knowing the letters. The scene ends with a charged exchange and a promise to continue.
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Peer Ellington
Scotland
Marcia
George Ellington
George
Tressingham
Mar
CIA
Ashcroft
German Aims in Africa and World Powers Clash
The World overview notes German goals in Africa linked to a broader push for a colonial empire. It analyzes how German ambitions create tension with English dominance, forming a strategic wedge affecting British and South African interests and prompting military considerations.
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Am Africa
South Africa
England
Future of the Airship and Civilian Use After War
Essay contends airships will become a major civil transport and communication tool after war. Highlights speed over rail, direct routes, cross-country and water transitions, with air service expanding commerce, exploration, and public utility. Notes wartime pilots needed for civilian evolutions and mentions Guinea pigs confusion as stray aside.
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Penesas
Bone
Andes
Cera
Ori Gis
Africa
Toyaing Co
Brazil
Roosevelt
Martinetts
Arace
Reginaer
Conserving Wool and Linen for War Time Wardrobes
A wartime notice urges households to conserve fabric as supplies of wool linen and cotton are tight. Household textiles should be repaired reused and cut into new children’s garments where possible. Don’t discard serviceable material. donate or repurpose for charitable use.
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Ainly
Four Germans Surrender After Odd Desert Standoff
An officer encounters four German soldiers in a deserted area. He calls for help to secure prisoners, but the four advance, then beg for surrender with gestures. The officer leads them in, though he admits the scene amused him as he recounted the incident.
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Tim
Jabe
Cherna
Catarrh and Bronchitis Cured Without Drugs
An advertisement touts Catarrhonone inhaler as a rapid remedy for catarrh bronchitis and related breathing symptoms. Claims include quick relief from nose throat linings and bronchial coughs with three months supply sold by Caterrhorzone Co Kingston Ontario.
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Caterrhorzone Co
Kingston
Margarine made from whale fat due to provisions shortfalls
Department of commerce reports shortages lead to use of hardened whale fat in margarine. Denmark has long used whale fat in margarine with no reported health issues. Also notes a disciplinary incident in a regiment where Wilkins is repeatedly reprimanded by a colonel.
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W. F. Texrex
Department of Commerce
Kment
Norway
Denmark
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Nathie
Gere
Guinea
Wilkins
Vancouver
Appleford
Counter Check Book Co., Ltd