Caussidiere’s secret marriage and a bracelet gift at tea
In a Paris cafe Caussidiere reveals a cunning ruse about a marriage to an English wife while claiming true affection for Seraphine. He piously links the peril of war to escape scrutiny, gifts a bracelet, and departs with the actress as the German threat closes in.
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McHapter
Caussidiere
Cafe Des Trente Schoiles
Seraphine
Amity
Corbert
France
Mademoiselle Blanche
Corbett
Paris
Coussidiere
Brunet
England
Leon
Adele in Petroleuse Costume Spies Quiet Studio Friend
Adele of the Mouche d Or, in a flamboyant petroleum worker costume, stands in a back street studio near Madeleine. She watches a silent young man at work, asks the artist who he is, and learns he is “a friend” sharing the studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie
Adele
The
Mouche D’or
Petroleuse
the Madeleine
Monsieur
Portrait Studio Intrigue in Paris Recalled
Adele learns a Paris studio harbors a countryman of her employer a modest artist. The painter studies a nondescript work while Adele, posing, suspects the model is Madame Caussidiere in youth, recalling revolutions and past marriages as the tale unfolds toward a continuation.
Hand to Mouth in America Ends in Three Generations
The North American Review argues that American parents spend the entire income on family luxuries leaving nothing for their children. This creates a cycle where wealth dissipates by the third generation as heirs struggle to sustain a lifestyle they've never known.
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America
North American Review
Negro Marvel: J R Thompson A Curious Child Prodigy
An 11 year old Black boy named J R Thompson from near Savoyard Kentucky is described as having mastered common school basics and excels in algebra geometry astronomy calculus and higher mathematics noting his lightning calculation ability and many marvels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Thompson
Savoyard
Up-to-Date Hints on Cultivation of Sugar Beets and Plant Health
The Indiana Experiment Station details soil prep for beets, stressing deep plowing and subsoiling to a depth of 16 inches. Fall work recommended to allow early spring planting. Emphasizes selecting land properly prepared for seed distribution and warns against poor testing that misrepresents local beet suitability. Also discusses growing plant health and pest control approaches as part of agricultural progress and balanced ecosystems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana Experiment Station
H. A. Huston
Water Supply and Garden Ease Through Windmills
The author argues water control is vital for gardeners and florists and recommends a home windmill with an elevated tank to ensure constant water. He cites past failures from inconsistent watering and notes many farms lack elevated storage, suggesting a thirty to fifty barrel tank on a ten to twelve foot tower with a force pump as a practical solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Hoxie
Wisconsin
Dog Peat: Calls for stronger dog laws in Canada
A Canadian exchange decries dog predation on sheep and urges provinces to pass robust dog laws. It suggests harsh methods like poisoned sponges to deter dogs, notes Kansas’ cow bell tactic, and advocates responsible action alongside a call for stricter regulations.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Kansas
Household Pies Cleaning and Brass Brightening Tips
Practical home tips cover bottom crust pies sealed with beaten egg, window cleaning with methylated spirit for gloss, silver stain removal with lime paste and chamois polishing, decanter cleaning with washing soda and vinegar, and a rainproof fabric finish using powdered slime sugar and water. Brass brightening uses oxalic acid solution with caution about its toxicity, plus a note on avoiding frequent use. Also mentions Canadian Co operative Commonwealth aims to employ one hundred men on western lands at nine three per day, to reduce urban gloom.
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India
Canadian Co-Operative Commonwealth
Eugene Moore Case Ends in Contested Appeal
Chae He completes the fill side of the pending case and argues against Moore's appeal. The ex-auditor purportedly confesses to certain contracting issues as the new Supreme Justice takes a stance on the allegations.
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Moore
Lincoln dispatch on state case and printing overpayments
The attorney general briefed the Eugene Moore case arguing the embezzled money was state property and guilt is admitted by plea. A legislative aide reported ten years of state printing overpayments totaling about 4940 dollars due to extra volumes and timing of appropriations and refunds.
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Lincoln Dispatch
Eugene Moore
Nebraska
Legislative Committee
State Printing Board
Supreme Court
Judge Munger Flags Liquor Sales to Indians
Omaha dispatch reports Judge Munger denouncing violations of liquor laws against Indians. He told prisoners and listeners the offense risks fines and penitentiary time, insisting no mercy for repeat violators. Defendants F. M. Rich Fred Cayou Harry Goodwin of Decatur and Henry Spurgeon of Crawford were sentenced to county jail with fines and costs.
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Omaha
Munger
F. M. Rich
Fred Cayou
Harry Goodwin
Decatur
Henry Spurgeon
Crawford
Nebraska Building Roof Nearing Finish in Omaha
The Nebraska building roof is completed except for the upper parts of small corner domes. Hemispherical domes will be painted to match the roof. Pedmball Bros of Lincoln arrived with a crew to start staff decorations, estimating about sixty days to finish. Hester and McCaslin of Lincoln prepare to begin plaster work, with interior and exterior already bathed.
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Nebraska Building
Omaha
Pedmball Bros
Lincoln
Hester & McCaslin
School teachers apply for space at Trans-Mississippi expo
The state superintendent reports that 585 teachers from schools have applied for space to exhibit at the Trans Misssissippi exposition. Applications must reach the state superintendent by February 1 to be considered.
Appointed Referee in Broatch-Moores Case
The supreme court appointed Eleazer Wakeley as referee to hear evidence and report findings of fact and conclusions of law at the earliest date. Judge Wakeley has accepted the appointment.
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The
Supreme Court
Eleazer Wakeley
Broatch-Moores
Wakeley
Postoffice Robber in Limbo Near Curtis
After an Arapahoe post office robbery a burglar description went public. A few days later two vagrants appeared in Curtis. one was arrested by J. L. White, the other fled. White contacted Postoffice Inspector Dice in St. Louis who ordered the man held until proper officials arrive, as he is also wanted for a December Exeter Neb postoffice robbery. A $200 reward was offered for his capture.
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Arapahoe
Curtis
J. L. White
White
Dice
St. Louis
Exeter
Neb
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Rope Quchanan
International Press Association
Mademoiserie Seraphine
Cafe Des Trente Etoiles
Madame Caussidiere
Moiselle
Mademoiselle
Madame
Bailey
T. Galloway
Eugene Moore Case
Attorney General
Limbo
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