Parisian Christmas House Party Hearts and Secrets
In a grand Christmas gathering at the Court, Ivor Grant confesses to Beryl Marsden that his love affair with her has endured beyond a mere friendship. Beryl, torn by memory and longing, confronts the revelation as tensions rise between duty, romance, and social expectations.
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Mmidge Dunbar
Beryl
Mrs. Dunbar
Madge Dunbar
Bery
Prese
Ivor
Madge
Mace
Sue
Marie Nehby
Thecre
Lie
Aterfamilias
Briequsly
Charlyven
Beryl] Marsden
Ivor Grant
Lfe
Grant
Beryl Marsden
Tord Leicester
Amy Robsart
Leicester
Halcyon
Bess
Afadee
Dean
Heryl
Brookes
Count Savona
Six Year Old Lads Eludes and Dies After Four Days Lost
A six year old boy Emerson Hughes wandered from a ranch near Albuquerque during a family summer visit. After a days search across twelve miles, and with seventy five Indian searchers, the child was found exhausted and died three hours later in a Mexican cabin. The family mourns at El Poso village cemetery.
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Godfrey Hughes
Assayers
Customs
Albuquerque
Emerson
Brother
Corral
el Puso
Limes
Vaux Abbey Enjoys Quiet Liberty At Country House
A description of Vaux Abbey in chapter eight, portraying a charming stay where guests act freely and cheerfully pervade the atmosphere, reflecting the essential sense of liberty and good humor at the country house.
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Vaux Abbey
New Jersey Oyster Industry Records Hearings Report
A year ago oysters worth 2,260,000 were shipped from Greenwich Bivalve Maurice River NJ as 3,000 men with 520 boats were licensed in the South Jersey oyster industry per a New Jersey State oyster commission report. The data underline the scale of early 20th century marine commerce.
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Greenwich
Bivalve
Raurice River
N. J
New Jersey
South Jersey
Cat joke ends noisy tune in Stewart Building office
A clerk in charge of two rooms of bookkeepers silences a singing worker by staging a cat prank. After the man keeps singing Has anyone seen my cat the office boy brings a sedate tabby and asks Is this it. Laughter erupts as the melody resumes briefly with The Messenger Boy.
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New York Times
Stewart Buillding
Tabby
Sponges in Hawaiian waters spark hopes of new industry
Reports from a U S Fish Commission party in Hawaii indicate possible merchantable sponges off the islands. If beds are found and cultivated, Hawaii could see a profitable sea product industry rivaling Florida's sponge trade, with high grade satin sponges spotted at Kau coast and Punaluu.
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Hawaiian Islands
United States Fish Commission
Florida
Cobb
Fish Commission
Hawaiian Gazette
Punaluu
Kau
Sultan’s Press Censors Deaths of Rulers Abroad
Abdul Hamid edits Turkish papers to omit violent deaths of leaders. Carnot is called ill and dead at midnight, Nasir-ed-Din dies “joined his august ancestors,” and the Empress of Austria’s death is softened to a cardiac ailment while in Geneva. Izzet Bey was instructed to issue the statement.
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Austria
Yildiz
Izzet Bey
Geneva
Mistake in the Bill Sparks Haste to Cut Overcharge
A young man complains of ten dollars being overcharged by a tailoring house. The tailor admits the error and offers ten dollars off. He notes customers rush to settle after receiving an overcharge bill, using it to prompt payments without distress.
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Philadelphia Record
Death Rate in Mexico City Remains High
The City of Mexico with about 370 000 residents records an annual death rate of 52 2 per 1000. The statement argues that public abuse is treated as not a personal affront despite the grim statistic.
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Mexico
Trek Bokken: Dutch Trek of Antelopes Across South Africa
The trek-bokken describes seasonal migrations of antelopes in early South Africa. Drought and pasture loss push herds from the upper veld into interior districts, alarming settlers as vast numbers strip pasture and even carry along lions in the dense arcing flow.
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South Africa
Jdoof
Arroo
Danish Child Industry Demands Daily Needlework
The text describes Danish children trained in knitting from age five with one hour daily in schools and homes. Girls are expected to stay busy, always working on some needlecraft. Visitors often bring their own projects, and a fragment mentions a boy’s near accident and a wife praised for stern household management.
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Dnmark
Denmark
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Guy Brookes
Guy
Hawaiian
Olds
Court of Civil Appeals
Texada
Hillman
Hdwards
S. W
Dickinson Vs. Johnson
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R. A
Supreme Court of California
Glassell
Supreme Court of Michigan
Court of Errors and Appeals of
Ives Vs. Edison
Trek-Bokken
Willie
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