Then Carved Blades By Pope Wells
Fleming Stone pursues the case of Lucy Carringtons murder and Paulines abduction in Cairo. Carl Loria confesses after a phonograph reveal, and real clues point to his guilt. Stone records the motive and edges of the evidence, while Pauline and Stone plan a life together.
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Pope
Wells
Stone
Pantine
Stoni
Catro
Abri
Fleming Stone
Cartington Loria
Lota
Loria
Carl Loria
Pauline
Pitts
Cairo
Lorla
Alan
Ahri
Carr Loria
Lucy Carrington
the Nile
Carr
Tim
Lucy
Gontess
Polly
Mr. Pitts
Stalc
Fleming
New York
Carl
Miss Frayne
Jane
Anita
Anybhédy
Atrack
Algiers
Africa
Greece
Algeciras
Riding with the Cattle in Autumn Chorus
A vivid autumn cattle ride poem depicts riders bringing stock from brushy springs to town. Winds whip stubble, leaves swirl like money, and alders shed bluish leaves as children watch the herd pass by. The scene, set near a gray bridge and cold water, captures riders in high-stepping horses and windlit fields.
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Gray Bridge
H. L. Davis
Edith Cavell to Rest in Westminster Abbey
The Milwaukee Journal notes Westminster Abbey will receive the fallen nurse Edith Cavell from Belgium. The piece emphasizes how the burial place will honor her steadfast spirit and serve as a lasting reminder of the cause she died for and the war’s sacrifices.
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Edith Cavell
The
Milwaukee Journal
England
Westminster Abbey
Belgium
Westminster
Seeing Through You. Dr Paull Hunter's Bone Photography Claim
Denver doctor Dr Paull Hunter proposes a simple camera method to photograph bones using red rays from a flashlight. He observed bone shadows through his own hand and suggests a forthcoming process could replace bulky X ray machines for diagnosis and treatment, enabling at home or office imaging.
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The
Rocky Mountain News
Paull
Hunter
Denver
Aes
Baiting the Signers at a Military School
A Kansas military school undergrad circulates a petition praising wartime effort and requesting a holiday. Forty signers merely signed without reading and later learned the text called for removing them behind the symnasium and decapitating them noisily. The incident warns readers to study petitions before signing.
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Christian Science Monitor
Kansas
Watches From Belgian Cannon Made For Soldiers
Watches formed from Belgian cannon steel, used in early World War I, are being produced in Switzerland by royal order of King Albert and Queen Elisabeth of Belgium. The pieces bear the monogram A I on gold inset cages and will be presented to soldiers, with additional winter prizes referenced.
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Chicago ‘Tribune
Switserland
Buglans
A. i
Tovereigna
al~ Bart
Elisabeth
Sia
August Flower and a maid's silver wedding day tale
The ad touts GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER as a long used remedy for constipation indigestion and liver trouble with a gentle laxative claim. A maid requests time off for her parents silver wedding day but her mistress discovers the father has been dead for 20 years, prompting a humorous exchange.
That Friend Prompts Theater Tickets Dilemma
A dialogue shows a mother declining tonight’s theater plan with Albert. He reveals three tickets and wonders what to do with the extra. The suggestion is to invite the man who often sits out to watch between the acts, so he can join the group onstage and spare the companion from attending.
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Albert
Engagement Secret Between Lovers Cited in Brooklyn Citizen
A fragment from Brooklyn Citizen records a private exchange where one partner pleads to keep their engagement secret for now while the other defends the union against gossip. The dialogue references Miss Oldum’s remark about why the speaker remained unwed and asserts that a proposal has occurred.
Mystery Explained in the Mansion Portrait
In a dazed scene a man clutches a portrait of a beautiful woman, his pale face consumed by convulsed lips and mystery. The same painting had just fallen from a mantle, leaving a lump as big as a ben’s egg, prompting questions about his departed wits and remembered daughter.
Diagnosis Reveals Wife’s Strange Condition
In Kansas City Star style the scene shows a worried husband describing his wife’s decline from a medium fat woman to skin and bones. The doctor counsels simple advice about a party line telephone and listening. The column notes many people profit from others’ curiosities.
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Mr. Stone
Mrs. MacDonald
Memphis
Sakkara
Wmiling
Bione
Doaart
Stone Grows
Dame Moor
Steve
Pauling
Fiose
Brooklyn
F Mas Uy Ea
Erie
Mwrigleys
Cuticura
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