Hidden Life Unveiled as Count Lodi’s Midnight Sojourn
In a seaside town, Valtie discovers her husband Count Lodi secretly vanishes at night to attend a shadowy gathering. She follows to a grim chamber where a brutal assault occurs, revealing a conspiracy and the danger to her own fate as she confronts his double life.
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Valuie
Blackwood
Lodi
Valtie
Grange
Paris
Mare
Madame Elvont
Madame
Marc
Madame Delvent
Pauline
Ciro
Madame Delvont
Natalie
Montague
Pauline Delvont
Brookvale
England
Count Lagli
Park Lane
Count Lodi
Tie
Madame Desmont
Count Lodi's Social Struggles and Foreign Acquaintances
A sense of strangeness in Count Lodi's social standing troubles Valuie. Born into privilege, Lodi moves in a limited circle of foreign acquaintances whose polished manners mask a fundamental repugnance to the young narrator.
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Count Lodi
The Night Dash of Valtie and Basil in Shadowed Streets
Valtie flees a masked life after exit from a eerie house on a Valentine Eve. Basil confronts her in streetlight and she begs to return to Brookvale. He resists, urging return to her husband while she pleads for safety and truth.
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Bride
Valtie
Lodi
Basil
Brookvale
A Texas Wonder Hall’s Great Discovery
A narrative passage ends with a farewell scene before a man plans to visit next day. An accompanying advertisement touts Hall's Great Discovery as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments, including diabetes and rheumatic pains, claiming two months of treatment per bottle and mail Order availability from Dr. E W Hall of St. Louis.
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Hall
E. W. Hall
St. Louis
Servant-Harker Drug Co
Texas Wonder Cure Certified by St Louis Clerk
George R. Mawdsley, clerk at the St Louis post office, testifies that kidney and bladder trouble were cured with one half bottle of Hall's Texas Wonder, called a great discovery, and recommends it.
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St. Louis, Mo
Hall
George R. Mawdsley
St. Louis
Popular Patent Medicines Advertise Local Purchases
A string of endorsements from readers and locals touts One Minute Cough Cure for pneumonia and whooping cough and Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney disease. Voters and druggists are urged to try Rocky Mountain Tea and other remedies, with testimonials from Jno Berry, J F Smiley, S W Williams and W L Yancy.
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Berry
Longanton
Servant-Harker Drug Co
W. L. Yancy
Paducah, Ky
Kentucky
Foley
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