Dorothy Ingledew's Revenge in Penny Pictorial tale
In Tun Ridge Wells a pair of cloaked women confront Sir Harry Fortescue under moonlight. Dorothy March reveals herself as Dorothy Ingledew, reveals her vow to avenge her sister Winifred, duels the man, and fatally wounds him. Dorothy then kills herself, ignited by love and revenge as Betty supports her escape.
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Betty
Fortescue
Harry
Dorothy March
Dorothy
Winifred Ingledew
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Wells
Abeard
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Winnie
Emille
Sir Harry Fortescue
Penny Pictorial Magazine
Chicago council Bill Board Laws
A Chicago council ordinance limits bill boards to a maximum area of one hundred square feet and a height not exceeding ten feet. Boards must be built from incombustible material and stand at least three feet above ground, with a setback of twenty one feet from the street. A further rule requires consent from owners representing three quarters of frontage on both sides of a block before erection on boulevards.
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Bill Board
T Chicago Council
What a Whale Weighs and Its Size in Greenland Waters
Nilsson the zoologist estimates a full grown Greenland whale averages 100 tars or 224000 pounds, roughly 80 elephants in weight. Tales place whales up to 110 feet and 150 tons, though such sizes are rare today. A ton of oil once came from a single whale’s tongue, illustrating their immense scale.
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Greenland
Nilsson
Monza Its Rich Sights A Roman Colony And Crown Jewels
Monza is a notable city near Milan on the Lambro river. It houses the Cathedral of St John the Baptist with the iron crown and crown jewels. The palace dates from 1777, surrounded by gardens. Monza has 30 000 residents and a history of sieges and shifts of power under Milan and Charles V.
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Humbert
Maly
Milan
Lambro
St. John the Baptist
Theodofinda
Modiella
Modicla
Theodoric
Charles V
The New Etiquette of Entertaining at Home and Hotels
In a St Louis Globe-Democrat piece the shift from large crushes to small, select gatherings is noted. Invitations now read Mr and Mrs at the top, as the hostess or host adapt to fewer guests, less music, and more conversation. Hotels offer convenient, low effort entertaining with hotel managers handling meals, reducing hostess burden.
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Compasses Veering Off Coast of Eastern Maine
Reports from the Myrtle captain detail magnetic deviation along Deer Island Passage and near South Mark Island Dry Halibut rock. Deviations of ¾ to 1½ points last about eight minutes in magnetic belt. ore on Camp Island and Marshall’s Island cited. Echoing tripod on Dry Halibut rock aids navigation in thick weather.
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Maine
United States
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Portsmouth
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Deer Island
South Mark Island
Mark Island
Camp's Island
Marshall's Island
Australian bride mediates wedding swap in Montana
Milas Hannah Meler traveled from Australia to Great Falls to marry Christopher Schmidt, then changed her mind at the altar and chose his best man Joseph Kunz. Schmidt demanded payment to proceed. Kunz paid $85, and the ceremony continued with the groom and best man in reversed positions.
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New York Times
Milas Hannah Meler
Australia
Montana
Christopher Schmidt
Joseph Kunz
Schmidt
Misa Meler
Kunz
Questa
Kung
So Easy After All Dinner Delights From a Paris Chef
A Washington host praises a dinner as guests savor a dish whose flavor defies easy description. A French chef explains his method in French accented English, claiming the air of garlic and gentle breath on the salad creates a delicate flavor, while a guest notes the aroma rather than taste.
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Washington
Patents List Last Week From Northwestern Inventors
Edward P. Arsean of Duluth Minnesota received a patent for a weighing and recording scale. Ralph P. Felton of Minneapolis Minnesota was granted a grain separator patent. Frank Hall of Minneapolis received a wheel and axle patent. Charles Moo deng of Minneapolis patented a honey box machine. William Reichow of Prince ton Minnesota was issued a spark arrester patent. Henry B. Rolph of St Paul Minnesota secured a wagon brake patent. Laura Bassett of Princeton Minnesota obtained a pastry mixer design patent. Merwin Loth oeyupey Patent Attorney Fidg St Paul.
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Edward P. Arsean
Duluth
Minn
Derrick
Ralph P. Felton
Minneapolis
Cluf O. Field
Mayville
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Frank Hall
Charles Moodeng
William Reichow
Princeton
Henry B. Rolph
German Scientist Estimates Earth Weight
German scientist proposes earth weighs 11911000 trillion pounds with minor potential variance. The Chicago News notes the claim as near exact yet open to small deviations and warns even avid proponents cannot object on precise terms.
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Chicago News
A Master of Sequence. Grandfather Irritated With Baby Noise
A fragmented Indianapolis Journal snippet shows a family exchange where a grandfather complains the baby keeps him awake, and the young mother retorts that he is as responsible as anyone for the child. The text references medical names and a Fargo address fragment.
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Indianapolis Journal
Might Sharpen It One Organ Grinder Question
A reader wonders how to fix a slightly flat note on an organ. The Chicago Tribune quotes: It should think a good organ grinder might be able to do something for it.
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Chicago Tribune
The Boxers Rattle Christian Powers In The Ring
The Detroit Journal notes The Boxers have pressed Christian powers against the ropes for the moment but have not yet found the solar plexus of the latter. The piece frames the clash as a tense showdown with shifting advantage.
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Detroit Journal
Chicago Prepares For War If China War Breaks Out
A Chicago grain speculator has spent 100000 dollars on a milling outfit for Cape Nome. The remarks note that in war with China Chicago would mobilize fully. A marriage reflection states that a husband often signs everything over to his wife.
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Chicago
Cape Nome
Uncle Ex Is Looking for Hickory in Connecticut Ad Reply
A comic exchange shows Uncle Ezra wary of newspaper ads. He recalls sending 50 cents to a Connecticut man who claimed a receipt to prevent drowning. The man proved to be a cheater, and Ezra warned others to stay away from water.
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Connecticut
Chicago Times-Herald
Pittsburg
Boston Institution Distinction in Medical Publications
A Boston institution, noted for long standing influence, claims millions of readers for its medical publications. Its latest pamphlet Know Thyra offers free mail delivery for 6 cents postage. The text also includes unrelated quotes on bread substitutes, shoes, and prizefighters turning to acting.
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Boston
Peabodical Institute
Balfinch
Jabed
Porge Ita
Soup or dyspepsia cure noted by boarder in letter
In a Philadelphia Press item a boarder says hot water before meals helps his dyspepsia while Mrs. Starvem comments on enjoying soup, illustrating a casual medical guidance moment.
One Chore Out of the Way
Amelia and Edgar discuss their quarrel before starting a trip. They justify the dispute as misdirection to enjoy themselves on the train. The exchange hints at a light mood amid travel plans within a brief, dialogic snippet.
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Edgar
Indianapolis
Ten Years Pain Story From Ohio Woman
A Ginsport Ohio woman describes ten years of agony with chronic skin pain and widespread illness. She details failed relief from multiple doctors and says a specialist advised surgery before she consulted Mrs Pinkham’s remedy, writing that she would answer all letters.
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