Entangled Hearts and a Wedding’s Ruin
Millicent Chyne faces Jack Meredith and Guy Oscard as their love triangle unravels. Jack declares equality of claims, Millicent rejects both suitors, and Oscard refuses to defend her. Meredith exits with a chilling, blasé vow to reveal all.
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Jack Meredith
Millicent Chyne
Guy Oscard
Oscard
Amind
Bishop Blomfield and the eastern wisdom quip
In a reminiscence collection Bishop Blomfield is recalled for a witty exchange with a learned man over whether the east or west held mental superiority. The challenge ends with the retort that wise men came from the east, to which the bishop replies that this was the wisest course.
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Bishop Blomfield
Dorothy Nevill
Government considers tighter opium sale decree in France
Ecbo de lartis reports a new decree restricting opium sales to apothecaries and druggists with special authorization. Sellers must record buyer name and address, purchase quantity, and stated purpose, and confirm the buyer’s objective.
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France
Ecbo de Lartis
Why Was the Kindergarten Teacher Naughty Long Ago
A child asks why a kindergartener would have been naughty as a girl, while recalling a teacher’s claim that good behavior leads to beauty and naughty behavior to ugliness. The playful riddle-like tale centers on child logic and parental confirmation.
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Marie
Mamma
One Exception in A Fragmented Exchange
A fragment shows a tense breakup scene as a woman ends an engagement with a remark about affluence and worth. The dialogue underscores social pretensions and a sharp retort about material concerns versus learning.
Floating Coffins Reverberate Through Edgware Parish Church
Waterlogged church vaults at Edgware reveal eighteenth century coffins and human remains beneath the floor. Contractors remove and re inter them in a common grave as a health risk prompts repairs costing at least 10 000 dollars.
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Kdgware
Edgware
Narrow escape for Commander Macilachlan in Grenada dinghy voyage
Commander Macilachlan of H.M.S. Scylla faced two days in a damaged dinghy after a gale shattered the keel off his craft near St George's Bay Grenada. He battled sharks and heat while stranded, was rescued in exhausted condition and greeted by public thanks and official honours on the island.
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Macilachlan
H.M
Scylla
Bay of St. George's
Grenada
West Indies
Maclachlan
Ink spill cleaning method from old guide
When ink spills, blot with a damp cloth to remove liquid. Then sponge the stain with skimmed milk on a clean rag. Use fresh cloth and milk each time. A little benzine or ammonia removes any grease left by the milk.
Diamond Test Now: Shine Trick Reveals Real Gem
A simple method checks authenticity by placing a finger behind the stone and watching for skin grain. If grain shows, the gem is not a diamond.
The First Kiss A Boston Girl and Four Eyed Priscilla
A playful sketch unfolds with a Boston girl agreeing to a kiss as a young man advises escalation. The scene centers on Priscilla a four eyed companion and a Boston debutante amid social flirtation.
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Boston
Sweet
Priscilla
Pittsbura Pot
British Ship Blosse-Lynch Fire Attack Near Tigris
Arabs and British steamer Blosse-Lynch were fired on between Baghdad and Basra on the Tigris. One passenger killed and three wounded. Turkish steamer Alonce aided. British government actions pressed for offenders’ capture. Cause cited as tribal land disputes amid Arab revolts along the river.
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Bagdad
Bustorah
Tigris
Turkey
Blosse-Lynch
Alonce
Tiris
Bussorah
Te Tigris
Death of Rev Benjamin Waugh Founder of NSPCC
Obituary notes the death of Rev Benjamin Waugh founder and director of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Born in Settle England he led efforts since 1884 rescuing thousands of maltreated children and training them as responsible citizens.
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Benjamin Waugh
National Society For the Prevention of
Mansion House
Waugh
Settle
Yorkshire
The Zulu Chief Dinizulu Surrenders to the British
The Zulu chief Dinizulu, blamed for Zululand turmoil, has surrendered to the British government. Described as a hopeless drunkard, he mirrors his father Cetewayo in unwieldy behavior that complicates any escape. The unrest stems from misguided humanitarianism prompting his return from St Helena.
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Dinizulu
Zululand
Cetewayo
St. Helena
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