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Newspaper
The Chanute Times
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
7
A terrified Ulla awaits the feared Scourge Julian in a Damascus palace. A noble young stranger enters, offers protection, and pledges to escort her to safety while revealing danger from Julia. He urges trust as she fears the king and the Scourge.
A princess, Alin, and her slave Albia discuss a stranger who claims Julian seeks vengeance against Horam, king of Damascus. The visitor says Julian is not evil though feared, vows to help the captive princess, and hints at a plan to meet tomorrow with the maiden to calm fears and reveal truth.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Howell of Scranton Pennsylvania and Edward B Dean of Hackensack New Jersey ended the couple's troubled courtship. They met in Atlantic City last summer. Howell was described as an invalid and Dean a widower. Howell's brother Franklin Howell opposed their union by seeking to have her declared lunatic. Proceedings collapsed after expert testimony. Dean noted in court records that his first marriage ended in Cameron County in December 1879 and his second wife died on March 17 1900.
The Cork Industrial exhibition planned for next year has gained broad subscriptions from Cork and Dublin and now enjoys the backing of Ireland’s Department of Agriculture and Technical Instruction. President Horace Plunkett announced the department will allocate £5,000 to the project, subject to general scheme approval. Part of the funds will fund organization of exhibits on Irish industries and processes ready for introduction or development.
A quirky quote urges showing genuine interest to attract others. It notes that people respond when they feel valued. The text attributes the idea to William Hamilton and frames it as a social maxim about engagement.
Washington note on Dr. Talmage urging universal gospel invitation. He likens Mesopotamian wells to the gospel, urges drawing all peoples to Christ, emphasizes comfort for the aged and sorrowful, and promotes faith in Christ’s promises as water for the soul.
Cloves grow in tropical regions from ten years to seventy five years old. Two crops per year occur in June and December. Trees reach forty to fifty feet with crimson flowers and large oblong leaves. Harvest involves white cloth on ground, beating branches with sticks to drop buds, then sun drying until dark rich color. Used as condiment locally, with France using some for perfumes and medicine.
A cryptic OCR fragment notes Mrmer finding petroleum with a “beet friend” in dealings with another party. It suggests the oil topic may impact the Crew scale and mentions Mesquite and Enptudraup in a vague context. The text remains unclear on dates people or concrete events.
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