Richard Golden's fiery plea in Paranide arena
Richard Golden denounces kingly tyranny in a dramatic address to the crowd. He denounces punishment without trial, defends Louis Lang for saving Pearl Huntington, and calls for a court of justice to replace the king's death sentence. A heated clash follows as Schiller responds to the accusation.
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Richard Golden
Golden
Paradise
Parandise
Louis Lang
Pearl Huntington
Touigs Lang
Lang
Schiller
Rogers
Dr. Huntington
Pearl
Paradise Crisis Ends as Golden Averts Kingly Rule
In Paradise a tense gathering ends with Golden and Rogers winning public support to curb Schiller. Lang is spared, Huntington gains trust, and the crowd backs a mayoral path for leadership. The crowd praises Golden for freeing Lang and advancing justice over revenge.
Advertising by Proxy Miss Powell the Only Woman Wood Engraver
Miss Caroline Powell of Boston is described as America’s only woman wood engraver. She recalls Timothy Cole’s disdain for stingy people and tells of a neighbor who advertised for a cook, yet sought applicants from his neighbor who rejected them.
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Caroline Powell
Boston
America
Powell
Timothy Cole
Cole
Back Pain Relief from Kidney Pills Testimony
L S Gorham of Olympia Washington describes six years of back pain after a cold. He reports improved kidney function and reduced discomfort after using Deans Kidney Pills, noting clear urine within a week and gradual end to lameness. He says six boxes completed the cure and the trouble never returned.
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L. S. Gorham
4Th St
Olympia
Wash
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Napoleon's traveling library plan for a campaign
In 1808 Napoleon proposed a portable library of about a thousand duodecimo volumes to travel with him. It would be bound in morocco with leather cases, arranged for quick access, and grouped into religion epic poetry drama poetry history and novels with historical memoirs completing the quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Morocco
James Westfall Thompson
The
Atlantic
Romanian on Orient Express Lofted Ride Gives Dusty Tramp Five Cents
A Rotmanian man recently lodged on the pipes beneath a dining car of the Orient Express at Costanza on the Black Sea. He slept in Paris 53 hours later, arriving dusty hungry and with only five cents in his possession.
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Orient Express
Costanza
Black Sea
Paris
Grape Nuts Proposed as Cure for Child Constipation
A Massachusetts physician reports success feeding Grape Nuts to fifteen children with constipation, claiming complete relief in all cases. He argues natural dietary methods aid bowel motion, energy, and dental health, urging other parents to try the cereal as a healthy start for growing children.
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Catia
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