Christmas Tales of Beatrice and Lovers at Stratmore Castle
Beatrice faces rejection from her betrothed as Paul conceives a plan to help her regain health while guarding his own hopes. Meanwhile Victor, Edith, and Gertrude move toward marriage, and Beatrice endures poverty awaiting word from Mr. Raymond as Julia and Isemeth aid her. Beatrice plans travel to Easton to seek Marsden or General Raymond, fearing Count Bozell in London.
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Beatrice
Beatrieve
Miss Trevor
Witter Lars
Xan
Wei
Speggerankiy
NATO
Dee
Wonsidera
Olin
Qmingica
Adish
Paul
Jana
Kenneth
Wang
Victor
Henro
Carin
Stratmore Castle
Myndt
Nilssen
Gertrude
aLould Enjer
Jerirude
Constaunce
Ralsten
Goetor
Cal Ralston
Baron Nilssen
Euler
Constance
Anten
Tomet
Burt
Heo
Jove
Exach
Sar
Aren Nissen
Cardile
Mr. Nilsson
Raymond
Isemeth
Julia
Ixenneth
Mazarsden
Mr. Raymond
Hotel de Monde
St. Paul's Cathedral
Count Bozell
London
Miss Alberson
Christmas Treasures Fade For Lone Man In Snowbound Town
A snow covered landscape awakens Christmas bells as Victor recalls past joys with a lost love. The narrative recalls cherished memories, the chill of loneliness, and the ache of unreciprocated affection during a sacred season.
Wedding Proceeding Set by Stratmore and Nilssen
Neither Count Edmund Stratmore nor Baron Nilssen postponed the union, with a spring wedding scheduled to take place soon. The dialogue hints at affectionate language between Lawrence and a counterpart, and confirms the arranged marriage will occur early in the season.
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Lawrence
Mr. Nilssen
Edmund Stratmore
Baron Nilssen
Pepper bath promises healthful perspiration in home use
The Los Angeles Times reports a pepper bath as a simple home therapy to stimulate perspiration and aid elimination. Dr F W Rayburn advises hot bath water with sea salt and cayenne, followed by a cold towel and a morning scrub with dissolved salt for vitality. He notes he uses the practice twice weekly.
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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Institute of Suggestive Therapeutics
F. W. Rayburn
Mormon Church Admits Polygamy Belief in Smoot Case
Senate inquiry begins into Reed Smoot's Senate seat with Joseph Smith testifying that the church believes polygamy is right and remains taught, despite federal law. The hearing rules are set to allow full testimony, highlighting conflicts between church doctrine and national law.
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Smith
Smoot
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
Joseph D. Smith
The
Mormon Churchh
Woodruff
John G. Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
KR. W. Taylor
Ohio
A. S. Worthington
Washington
Waldemar van Cott
Salt Lake City
Mormon Prophet Testifies On Revelations And Polygamy
Ai notes he is a prophet and seer with revelations from God while affirming polygamy may still be right despite a second revelation saying it is not obligatory. He claims personal divine inspirations guide church welfare without angelic visitations like Joseph Smith. The hearing probes creed and political influence amid an ongoing congressional seating dispute. Austrian officials bar forty carloads of Argentine beef, ordering them returned at Vienna customs.
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Ai. Smith
Smith
Joseph Smith, Jr
Congress
Vienna
Japanese Pronunciation Guide from A Handbook of Modern Japan
Excerpt outlines vowel sounds and consonant behavior for Japanese phonetics. It covers ai et au o vowels, long vowels, soft and hard consonants, and nasal ng. It notes double consonants receive full value, syllable count equals vowels, and minimal accent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Ernest W. Clements
Blizzard plunges across the Midwest and Plains states
The winter blizzard sweeps North Dakota Minnesota and Wisconsin with heavy snow and power outages. A 50 mile gale heads toward Chicago as Wyoming Nebraska Michigan and Colorado endure freezing temperatures and snow. The cold wave shifts eastward toward Illinois with Chicago near zero.
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Northwest
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lake Superior
Wyoming
Rockies
Nebraska
Michigan
Colorado
Town
Japanese Land Small Forces in Korea Near Ping-Yang
Dispatches from Vladivostok report three Japanese detachments of 800 men each landed at Chiung-Chan Korea about 130 miles north of Won-San. Objective is to reach the Tumen valley and threaten Hun-Chun Manchuria. Vladivostok besieged. Cossacks skirmish with Japanese as battles loom in northern Korea.
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Ping-Yang
Vladivostok
Chiung-Chan
Korea
Won-San
Tumen River
Hun-Chun
Manchuria
Seao-Tong
Port Arthur
Washington
Ing
Manchurian
Albatross Shot by Big State Lures Readers
A roundup of local items notes a five foot albatross killed at Fairland and various incidents across Indiana. Highlights include families moving to California, deaths from accidents and illness, a 102nd birthday celebration in Evansville, a drowning near Guilford, a kitchen stove explosion near Greensburg, coal deposits near Clay City, Purdue Extension plans, a court case appeal, and a school savings stamp program in Evansville.
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Fairland
Anastasia Simpsohn
Evansville
Simpson
Russia
Napoleon
Moscow
George Williams
Cincinnati
Shutt
Manchester
Tanner’s Creek
Guilford
Williams
James Tartley
Greensburg
Tartley
Clay City
Purdue
Latta
Leer
Gifford
Supreme Court
Kokomo
Tipton County
Central
Indiana Fair Circuit
Lafayette
W.S. Baugh
Tippecanoe County
Americus
Cooley
Galveston
Logansport
Kamiel DeRoose
South Bend
DeRoose
John Summerlot
Coal City
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Count
Miss Eth
Wien
St Citiier
Tor
Theus
Thackeray
Sam
Church
Mr. Smoot
REED
Mormon Temple
Salt Lakf
Manchurbia
Indiana News
Adam Yendrick
Ed Ford
Huntington
California
John Coughlin
Ireland
William Meyer
Indianapolis
Matt Davis
Attams
Adams
Woodland
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