Take Care Captain Brand In Valparaiso Hoax
In a Valparaiso hotel scene, Captain Brand is suspected of being the Countess Isolde in disguise. Charlie tests Brand with a musical clue and uncovers a conspiracy linked to European power plays. Gendarmes sweep the avenue as Barons and conspirators flee, while Charlie is seized in a mass roundup.
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Captain Brand
Artemus
Charlie
Chit
Santiago
Valparaiso
Nathaniel
Keidga
Brand
Baron
Arline
Capt. Brand
the Fair Girl
Stuart
Capt
Arline Brand
Isolde
Hank Peterhoff
Antwerp Sendarmes
Hotel de la Paix
Erander
Europe
Isolie
Peterhoff
Isolde Brabant
Mynherr
Miself
Countess 'Solde
Peterham
Fowler
Peterhof
Inez
Earch
The Successful Wooer Says Bold Love Wins Hearts
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues men err in wooing by timidity. It says girls prefer bold, decisive suitors who ask boldly and show strength. A confident suitor earns respect and love, while a shy approach diminishes a man's chances.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Woes Of The Candidate A Lesson In Reputation
A Philadelphia Ledger tale recalls a upstate candidate who refused to heed advice to avoid a congressional race. He warned that opponents would claim dishonesty. He ran anyway, was defeated, and later faced the biting remark that his reputation had indeed been tarnished.
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Tast
Congress
Eftizes
Philadelphia Ledger
How Charles Lever sourced his rollicking Irish tales
Prof Gman’s preface to William Grattan’s Adventures With the Connaught Rangers reveals Lever’s Irish humor came from the Connaught days in the Peninsular War. Characters like Maurice Quill and Dr O’Relly mirror Grattan’s reminiscences and old soldiers’ anecdotes, suggesting Lever’s invention was largely reenactment.
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Charles Lever
Charlis Lever
Gman
William Grattan
Connaught Rangers
Charles O'Malley
Grattan
Maurice Quill
O'Relly
Micky Free
Dan ‘Carsons
From the Pipes of Pant to a Chicago Justice Tale
A garbled column draws from myth and music to touch at seduction art and ancient echoes. Sen Mason of Illinois recounts a Chicago case where a former bartender justice quips at a drunken defendant Mary Mulcahy, pleading abstinence as she faces the bench, prompting a relaxed routine.
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Senator Mason
Inois
Chicago
Mary Mulcahy
Plase
Mary
Scientists Prepare Mirrors of Various Metals
Mirrors of platinum palladium iron nickel cobalt copper and bismuth have been prepared by projecting metallic particles onto a substrate using cathode sputtering techniques. This process creates reflective surfaces for potential scientific and industrial applications.
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Kathodemyn
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New York
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Namie
Reese
Mingt
Orpheus
Julian E Lane
Pee Beers Wast
Trasy
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M. Rogers, D.D
Leon Calhoun
LAW
EM Dil
Odies Om
W. B Githens
Eed Dentst
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Notte Eget
Frank Pharris
Conny
Doc Smith
F. McRandall
Pardes
Ioano
Idaho Nursery
Payette
Idaho
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