Hearts Secret at Sunset Hill Chestnut Towers
In a moonlit scene at Sunset Hill Clive Towers hosts a lively party where Sybil Wraye and Herbert Clive confess a restrained, fading love. Sybil hides a troubled past and a curse that she fears will doom any happiness. A secret letter hints at danger and a graveyard rendezvous to follow.
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Clive Taw
Guy
Retty Hinds
Panule Clive
Fenton Morest
Navy
Lawrence Grey
Herberts's
Maian
Oleh
Clive Towers
Marian
Paunie
Herbert
Ame
Misa Sybil
Sunset Hill
Fannie
Mike Seth
Cemi
Hillel
Samy
Neils
Sybil
Sybil Wraye
Mr. Clive
Mae Clive
Thal
Darling
Clive
Bybil
Imine
Tam
Yong' Ha
Hum
Ughia
Plague Strikes Honolulu Woman in Terrifying Case
A Honolulu weekly recounts a brutal plague incident in which a Japanese woman fell ill at home with fever and rapid pulse. As the disease progressed the swollen buboes appeared and the patient endured intense pain before dying, with her sister assisting and medical aid delayed. The account notes the victim's plea for relief and the grim progression of the illness in a cramped shanty setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Matuiakeds
Liv
Honolulu
Austin
A Knife Which Will Cut Wire and Wardrobe-Magnetism Study
A Johns Hopkins physicist Dr Rowland unveils a revolving wire wrapped wheel experiment simulating earth magnetism. He finds magnetism grows with speed and plans extended tests. Also noted are corrosion tests by the German admiralty on steel alloys, a new hygienic wardrobe patent, water color of lakes, a combined knife and wire cutter from Texas, and Indian coal production with Bengal leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magneblom
Emil A. Rowland
Johns Hopkins University
Dr. Rowland
Rowland
Columbia
Texas
Twilight deepens as Herbert and Sybil return to Clive Bowers
In a shadowed scene from a late chapter, Herbert and Sybil reenter the home of Clive Bowers as twilight grows violet. Mrs. Wyllis, the housekeeper, lingers behind a tea service once belonging to Mrs. Clive, hinting at lingering routines and changes in the household.
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Herbert
Phey
Eileit Amd
Aly
Sybil Aed
Fannie
Miss Clive
Mika Weaye
Mrs. Wyllig
Old Astre
Sr. Niahetatt
Sybil
Clive ‘Bowers
Mrs. Wyllis
Mrs. Clive
Lite Enging Collar Improves Lifesaving Gear
Inventor Hubert de Wilde of Ghent Belgium develops a life saving collar. The device weighs about five and a half pounds and displaces twelve quarts of water. It provides buoyancy about twenty pounds and tests show it surpasses the life buoy or cork jacket. The collar caps at size, keeps the body submerged, frees the arms, and adjusts quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert de Wilde
Ghent
Belgium
Disinfection of Telephones in France Sparks Debate
The French under secretary for posts and telegraphs ordered daily disinfection of all public telephone receivers and transmitters with a strong carbolic acid solution. Medics approve the hygiene aim but condemn carbolic acid for its odor and weak microbial destruction capabilities.
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France
Pasteboard Shingles From Japan At Half The Cost Of Wood
The Hallway Review reports Tokio Card and Pasteboard company of Japan are testing pasteboard shingles as a roofing substitute. The material reportedly costs about 50 percent less to produce than wood, and a mantehoar is used to ensure proper stiffness and weather resistance. The piece ends with a moral exhortation about avoiding bad habits and a religious note from Reverend Frohezk.
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India
Bombay
Sind
Northwest
Oudh
Rajputana
Mysore
Bengal
Ansam
Central
Tokio Card and Pasteboard Company
Japan
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Fanny
Sigor
Eshimihd
Hoerbert
Jack Sheppane
Shil
Abe
Ami
Sybil Wrayer
Dil
Brorhert
Sid Pin
Gerovia
Alrop Aline
Paine
Fan
Papa
Basil
Biall
Goodnews
Craciottx
Faunie
Ninimina
Papal
Dow
Ra. Wyllis
Admiralty
Buffalo Express
Chicago
Wales
Spring
Geneva
Neuenburg
Baden
Rey
Frohezk