Revolved plot unfolds in dim Paris mansion storm
In a tense scene at the Danville estate in Paris Madame Danville orders the library filled with witnesses as tension rises over a marriage contract and a possible impersonation. A mysterious stranger appears as a confrontation looms about a wife and a family history tied to the Revolution era.
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Danville
Toy Hanughtar
Theater Berh
Wien
Dannville
Tony
Horthelin
Trudaloe
Madame Danville
Dubois
Candle Flames in 1035 Degrees Below Zero Show Wax Skeleton
An account from Popular Science News describes how a candle burns in extreme cold during Dr. Moss's 1875 polar expedition. At 85 degrees below zero the flame struggles to melt wax, creating a lace like wax cylinder with a yellow flame inside.
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Moss
Emerson Religion and Mind Connected to God
The essay asserts Emerson viewed Mind as universal and man's relation to the original Mind as the source of heroism character and virtue. Rev. W. A. Martin notes his devout belief and God consciousness as the cornerstone of faith and life.
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Emerson
W. A. Martin
Pierre Merrivale Disfigured by Scar Finds Noble Love
Lenore Lenox forms a deep attachment to Pierre Merrivale, a disfigured but noble friend of Ralph Bronson. Pierre, visiting the manor, hides his scar and his love until a heroic act saves a child and heals old pain. Lenore’s pity becomes love as Pierre’s courage and selfless sacrifice win her.
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Lola
Vrudalya
Magne
Rose
Tamigie
Mickener
Thien
Lomainec
Joseph B. Bowles
Apollo
Pierre
Merrigale
Webster
Lenore
Ralph
Fanny
Ralph Bronson
Miss Lenox
Paragon
New Orleans
Lefore
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Bronson
Mr. Bronson
Pierre Merrivale
Mr. Merrivale
Isindhore
Dove
Jierre
Pierra Morrivale
Bronson Manor
Lenore Lenox
Bronsons
AMA Political Activity and Ambitions Spark Comment
The American Medical Association faces criticism for seeking to influence legislation to restrict nonconventional medicine and shape professional standards. With 65 000 members and extensive assets, critics warn the group aims to dominate medical policy, pushing for prohibitive laws and compulsory fees for basic treatments.
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American Medical Association
Lhar
Congress
United States
Chicago
South American railways favor east west lines over north south
The American Review of Reviews notes South American railroads pursue east west routes to meet local needs and provide immediate returns, while North American planners push intercontinental links. South American builders focus on profitable lines with quicker dividends rather than distant, costly cross continental schemes.
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American Review of Reviews
Bad Dreams From Coffee Poisoning Mention Postum Cure
A man recounts coffee addiction causing sleepless nights bad dreams and bodily complaints. He credits leaving coffee and using Postum, reporting improved sleep, steadier nerves, better handwriting, and restored health after ten days. The ad touts The Road to Wellville as a health classic.
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Postum
Wellville
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