The Sea Scourge Chapter XIV Continued Turns At Sea
Paul learns Buffo Burnington betrayed him and Mary is revealed as Pauls sister in a pirate brig raid. Larcon plans to move Mary to safety as Buffo confesses past treachery and a stranger approaches with unknown intent.
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Paul
Boffo Burnington
Laroon
Marty
Exilor
Buffo Burlington
Laroor
Mary
Larcon
Nestier
Delany
Ciatain
Marcon
Shah
Rou
Marl
Burrington
Bournington
Burnington
Nagasaki
Buffo
Buffo Burnington
Mr. Langley
Langler
Langley
Leutenant
Paul confronts Burnington over betrayal on ship
Paul questions Buffo Burnington aboard the pirate ship about a possible betrayal that helped him escape Marl Laroon, while crew watchers note the uneasy link between Paul and the mysterious surgeon.
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Paul
Burnington
Buffo
Marl Laroon
Eccentric E .1cts in Korea
In a new book on Korea, author Mr. Hatch notes quirky royal customs. Officials wear tight horsehair bands on their heads to curb intellects while the Emperor does not wear such adornment. Court hats have three foot wide clay brims to hinder whispered confidences at court.
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Korea
Hatch
Mr. Hatch
Koreas
Popular Fad Sparks Debate Over Reading Habits
A newspaper man says literary journals claim modern readers skip books while a merchant counters that readers skip or skim due to the bookkesner, a playful remark about distribution and appeal in the publishing world.
New Saddle Horse Praised By Cholly Miss Horsey
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes Cholly Miss Horsey praising her fearless saddle horse which she claims is not afraid of anything. A witty exchange with Miss Sharpe questions the horse's bravery as the plot thickens like a stage play.
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Cholly
Egg Plant Visits and Nosey Jests in a Chicago Daily News Clip
A humorous exchange features a grocery man and a pretty cook debating eggnog, egg use, and mustaches. They share jokes about cosmetic procedures, a barber gag, and a nose evolution tale with a punchline about a professor and Nosey.
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Evelina
Nosey
Jane
Chicago Daily News
The Spellbinder: Kansas Needs Spellbinders and Wheat Bindings
A Kansas farmer argues Kansas needs both spell binders and wheat binders. The article praises the spellbinder as a master of stump oratory with a forceful voice and ample ammunition, essential for stirring voters and shaping presidential campaigns.
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Kansas
Boiled Water Debate Rages In Paris Authority Clash
Paris physicians challenge the belief that boiling water is unnecessary for typhoid prevention. Professor Charrin and M Pages argue that boiling destroys both harmful microbes and beneficial ones aiding digestion, potentially causing digestive issues and other ailments. They advise cooling and aerating boiled water before drinking. Boston Transcript notes many microbes remain quiet until released.
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Charrin
College of France
M. Pages
M. Charrin
Boston Transcript
Around a Big State: What Our Neighbors Are Doing
Local items cover general and local interest including marriages and deaths, accidents and crimes, and personal pointers about Indiana towns and residents.
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Adams County
Decatur
Fontanet
Clinton
Shideler
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Muncie
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Coxville
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Pennville
George Briggs
Elkhart
L. M. Abbott
Liberty Mills
Leon Compton
Chester Ludolph
Newcastle
J. S. Brown
Lagrange
Fairbanks
Martin Snyder
Harrison Township
Elkhart County
Evansville
White Orphan Asylum
Jacob Stotsel
J. C. Howe
Alain Street
Elwood
Alexandria
Warsaw
Daniel P. Tuigg
Pennsylvania
Tuigg
A.A. Reynolds
Winona Assembly Association
County Recorder’s
Ira M. King
Smithfield Township
DeKalb County
Mary Hess
Wolcottville
Lagrange County
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Hartsville
Cincinnati
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Kate Solomon P. Winters
Rossville
Clinton County
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Hopkins
Indiana
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Erie
First Christian Church
Hagerstown
Boston
Mass
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N. Y
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Binghamton
New England Convention
Wallace
Peru
Jonathan Jones
Garrett
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Logansport
Father Koehne
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