Dreaming of murder and a Paris apartment mystery
Mrs Noel unsettled by a vision of a sleeping girl and a man’s cruel intent in a Paris salon. The scene unfolds with a death she fears may be linked to her daughter Laura and a Count Muraki romance, as Noel contemplates exposing a possible murder to save her child.
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Noel
Elysees
Proveham
Rosine
Mae
Lanne
Leanen
Ohool Feend
Beothind
Henymire
Laura
Mufaki
Lear
Mrs. Noel
Launa
Dreas
Mia
Hosme
Veneclerge
Neel
Conope
Mira
Monseiru
Madame
Paris
Roent
Ace
Comte Ruekl
Onera
Neal
West
Crots Law
Scotland
Seu
Murski
Fitteo
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massachusetts
Cap Ltd
Mothers of America
Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
Ghostly tension at Paris gala tests mother and lover
Mrs. Noel fears for Laura as Comte Rufeki looms, while a chilling tale links a phantom to a real danger. Laura kneels between mother and suitor as fear and mercy collide, and the truth of a haunting nears reveal.
Munyon's Cold Cure Praised In Philadelphia Ad
An 1880s advertisement touts Munyon's Cold Cure for colds in the head and respiratory complaints. It claims cures for coryza and diphtheria with personalized remedies and free medical advice from Prof. Munro of Arch Street, Philadelphia, while a Bulleting story fragment follows a dramatic scene of a mother and child reacting to a distant absence.
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Harlem
Munro
Arch Htreet
Philadelphia
Sleep and the brain a doctor explains the siesta myth
A physician discusses sleep in a dialogue with a patient about naps and wakefulness. He references Napoleon, Cato, and other figures, explains current sleep theories, and notes uncertainty about whether true rest can be achieved.
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Lenay
Tre
Tel
Tintin
Binbolkit
Mn Kant
Infomnla
Maha
Doanee
Chinen Brebia
Mateus
Deter
Hinev
Ue Steel
Shay
Napoleon
Jay
Montalese
Otho
Cato
Jilleimest
Auigiots
Herve Celly
Sleep Theories And A Doctor’s Prescription
The speaker describes framed drawing failures and telegraph wires as sleep barriers. He explains nerve cells’ contraction and dreams as misfired signals. A doctor suggests soothing the nerves to restore sleep, while questioning the propriety of providing a prescription.
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Duzaard
Slo
Patone
Abiding by a Peculiar Jury Verdict on the Bench
In Pontelevania a juror tells of a trial involving Hunk Wollders who claimed innocence after being accused of stealing a horse shoe. The judge, Freda, questions the motive while Wollders maintains he did not steal. The jury acquits him, leaving Wollders distraught and doubting his own memory.
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Pontelevania
Min
Man
Jodme
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Alaska
Fairbank’s
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chicago
Louis
New York
Boston
Lauri
Gare du Nord
Comte Rufeki
Ehanes
Mra
Aloonleas
Rufeki
Latviia Elsowhl
Comte Russki
Ruafeki
Russki
Peatland
Rufski
Thurski
Gail
Rufaki
Green Bay
Aciin Turski
Darger
Hufeki
Allence
Madeamet Rufeki
Munyon
Pirot
Monsieur
Ban Francisco Bulletin
The
Sut
Thi
Freda
Radway
Radway & CO
Elalst
Barbour
Credithouse
Lackawanna Ave
Drexel Lawn
Baldwin’s
Hunt & Connell CO
Lackawanna Ava
Fe Legaminte
NE Centaur Company
TT Muarat Gtalet
NEW
Towr Gity
Washington Ave
Third National Bank
Scranton
Capital
WM. Connell
Henry Belin, Jr
William Hj, Peck
Fugitives
John E. Barrett
Scranton Truth
National Supply and Metal Co., Centeorn
New and
Seconda
Westt Lacka. Ave
M.E. Keeley
Scranton Tribune Bindery
Tribune Building
Fancy Rockaways
East Rivers
Maurice River Coves
Mill Ponds
Pierge Penn Ave
Mansfield State Normal School
S. I. Albro
Mansfield, Pa
E. Robinson
ASK
Atlantic Refining
Scranton Station
Urge
Coeit
Anic
Ar Brok
Init Morgan & Uo
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