The Arrest of Trudaine and Rose in Revolutionary Heat
In a tense Paris scene, Danville confronts a police order for Rose and Trudaine. Lomaque asserts authority, hints at danger, and the crowd fills with marching footsteps and the Marseillaise as torture of loyalty and fear rises. The tale moves toward the revolutionary tribunal.
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Cox Tintin
Charlie
Louis Truchline
Charing
Danville
Lomaque
Chonka
Rose
Rose Danville
Rone Danville
Louis Trudalne
Rowe
Twan
Louis
Blackguard
Trealet
Tam
Lomague
France
Robespierre
Hardbitters
Jacobin Club
Mina
Tiga
Lo- Cine
Wendy Weain
Minsell
Prodalin
Gail Magloire
Lemagne
Magloire
Marseillaise
Lemaque
St. Lazare
Apollo
Tie Head-Eider
Trudainé
Trudaine
Cisyenne
Revolutionary Tribunal
Guolo
Honn
Signaling Device Promises Utility In Midair Message
The Electrical Review describes an electric monogram signaling device that displays letters in midair like a typewriter. A 5 by 3.5 foot frame uses 16 candle power lamps to spell words visible up to three miles, ten miles with a glass, and larger frames exist for greater distance.
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Electrical Review
The Size of Siberia Compared With Europe and America
A graphic idea shows Siberia dwarfing Europe and the United States. All European states, kingdoms, empires except Russia and all U S territories including Alaska could fit within Siberia with room to spare, illustrating the vast scope of the region.
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Siberia
Europe
Russia
United States
Alaska
Dog Walks 40 Miles Back Home In Michigan
A dog owned by a man in Addison Michigan walked forty miles back to its old home after being given away. The dog refused the new home and trotted back to its former kennels, reuniting with its original owner.
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Addison
Mich
Mother Did and the Dudleys Summer Turnaround
In a village summer, Tom Carrie and twins cope with a sick mother and a strict aunt. Cousin Helen helps, meals clash with tastes, and the children learn to share responsibility while a new harmony grows at home.
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Ton
Tom Hope
Carle
Carrie
Robert
Rosamond
Rob
Rose
Les
Mother
Father
Tom
Garrie
Miss Mortimer
Cousin Helen
Benny on Nature and the perils of wild life
A Chicago Tribune snippet discusses nature in daily life and warns about dangers in the woods. It recalls an Uncle Henry’s grove in Du Page county for picnics, notes rivers and woods as nature, and ends with a cautionary tale of a chained monkey and a plea for kindness to animals.
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Benny
Henry
du Page County
Chicago Tribune
Happiness In Self Denial Reflections On Charity
A reflective meditation on denying self for others and finding greater happiness in service. The author asserts that giving kindness yields abundant joy, likening fulfillment to countless fountains born from ministering to others.
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Bed Ives
Selden, Aee
Old casket hides gold bride’s dowry tale told abroad
A Parisian purchaser buys an antique olive wood casket from an English antiquary. Inside a double bottom lay gold sequins worth about 180 pounds. The finder, workman, antiquary, and buyer each share the treasure after a Solomon like court ruling.
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London Telegraph
Pilin Chasers
Amin Tenis
M. Maurice
Nolice Commissary
Solomon
Ford
Antiquary
Opposition to patent medicines fuels medical outcry
The Medical Times argues physicians oppose patent medicines taken without prescriptions. It cites a year 62 million dollar U S outlay, enough to give every practitioner about 2000 dollars yearly. It notes doctors’ fees plus medicine costs imply large total physician incomes.
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Medical Times
United States
Innocent Joys of Youth and Family Banter
A mother tells her daughter Fanny to quiet down while the child asserts she is acting out a home scene. Fanny explains she is playing her mother and her brother plays the quiet papa. The exchange turns to a humorous but sharp remark about mothers-in-law and a reference to Brightman’s mother’s quiet death.
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Fanny
Tate
Gaylord
Brightman
Diplomatic Warning in Hobo Dialogue Sparks Quip
A clergyman warns, you should neck work, my friend. The hobo responds with wit about diplomatic language and Satan finding employment for fle hands. The exchange highlights the humor in mismatched speech.
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Satan
Devil
Not Exactly Our New Neighbor in Speech Mixup
Dialogue fragment shows a misheard exchange about a dressmaker neighbor. The terse overheard lines reveal confusion over gendered terms and occupation, with a brief glimpse of mistaken identity and social miscommunication.
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Wilkie, Collins
Slater
Mousa
Harkye
Gabyrighy By
Helen
Maria
Mrs. Dudley
Mortimer
Hele
Het
Angey
The
Dodds
Ayer Tad Im
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