Not True, Ellingham Arrest Sparks Emotional Reunion
In a Victorian thrill ride Guy faces a sharp moral test as detective Cobb presses for truth about two murders. Ellingham is arrested only to have Hilda beg for the real facts, while Guy contemplates exposing his own deception to save her from a murderer's shadow. The scene ends with Guy rushing to Carlton Park in a heartbroken, dangerous bind.
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Modern Scientific Sleuths and Bertillon’s Fingerprints
A report on Bertillon method training police via fingerprint and portrait identification. Dr Alphonse Bertillon explains starting nine years ago with a dozen detectives learning outlines then describing inmates. Pupils tried spoken portraits to match descriptions, betting on who spots the man first.
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Technical World Magazine
Quick Recovery Of Lake Superior Firm Praised
P F Rothermel counsel for the reorganized Consolidated Lake Superior praised the firm for a strong year. He noted it recovered quickly and was not badly hurt, likening the rebound to a widow at a piano who brightened after a funeral. The Fort Worth Record quotes the humorous anecdote in context.
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Why It to Like and a Baby Description Request
An eponymous contributor asks why a description of the new baby is not published. The Fort Worth Record notes receipt of a bill listing a baby item described as a tub with porcelain lining and copper bottom priced at five dollars.
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Fort Worth
Goofy Exchanges About Sea Voyages and Milk Mirth
An odd clipping shows snippets of dialogue about an ocean trip to test a boy, with a man insisting a voyage will bring him out, and a milkman joke about being on the water wagon. The Milwaukee Sentinel notes a puzzled reaction to the airy exchange.
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Start the New Year with Jesus by Daily Duty
Theodore L. Suyler emphasizes daily accountability and walking with Jesus. Each day brings duties and trials, but steadfast faith turns challenges into progress toward heaven. Begin today with Christ, face tomorrow without letting worry overwhelm, and pursue honest fellowship with him.
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New Year Reflections and Resolutions in Poetic Rhetoric
Fragmentary verse urges leaving the past behind as New Year dawns. It asks Brother to measure the heart, choosing whether to treasure time’s coin with care or waste it.
Hail and Farewell: A New Year Motivational Talk
A dated exhortation urges embracing the new year with vigor and resolve. It praises opportunity, progress in science and commerce, and personal effort, noting the Old Year’s passing and calling for courage, cheer, and forward movement for mankind’s uplift.
Songs of the New Year Verse Excerpt Reflections on Renewal
A compact anthology extract weaving poems and verse from Harper’s Bazar and other sources. It reflects on the New Year as a rising figure, themes of courage, freedom, love, and renewal, with lines about comradeship, danger, and the curtain of the old year. Strong imagery of youth, aspiration, and communal striving threads through.
Great Day for the Romans Right Beginning of New Year
The article discusses ancient Roman New Year customs linking January to Janus the god of beginnings. It notes white robes, offerings, fraternal greetings, and vows to Caesar. It also mentions omens from animals like dogs, cats, and pigs predicting luck or change for the year ahead.
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