The Crime of Perace on the Boulevard
Bernardez pursues a banner of scientific inquiry after a court official and M. Morin discuss retinal images. A camera study in a dark room reveals a faint human face on a dead eye, prompting police curiosity and a risky trial of photography to uncover hidden truths.
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Bernardez
Mary
M. Ginory
Ginory
Pietri
Italy
Kingdom of
Spectators Drift Over Montmartre Funeral in Paris
In Paris crowds gathered at the home of M. Revere and Mme Moniche as reporters chase details of the ex consul’s death. Journalists publish interviews and await the funeral while a morbid public eye prolongs the spectacle around the house and the boulevard.
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Moniche
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Lauige
M. Anit
Mme. Moniche
M. Hovere
Montmartre
M. Revere
Thorne
Mme, Moniche
Revere
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Livestock Necessity in Farming Pushes Profits
The article argues that farmers should integrate live stock with cropping to maintain soil value and profit. It notes high grain prices tempt selling corn, but feeding grain to stock yields greater returns, while cattle shortages raise beef prices. It stresses fixed costs of plowing and cultivation and the need for productive acreage to cover expenses. The piece cites butcher reports on average carcass yields and the overall farming balance.
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Chicago
Peter
Hobe
Immense seven ton shark captured after hours of battle
San Pedro bay, California, reports a monster shark weighing about seven tons was finally captured after a long fight. The sea giant tore through nets and gear before being ensnared and killed. its stomach contained fish, suggesting a voracious appetite.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast
San Pedro Bay
California
Pig Squeal Enter Vaudeville Act
Chicago special reports an inventor plans to use pig squeals in a vaudeville sidelight for a "A Day at the Stockyards" pictorial. Swift and Co. allowed filming at the stockyards to capture cattle arrivals, hogs, sheep and pig sounds for a phonograph record style show.
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Chicago
Special
P. D. Armour
Swift & Co
Man Must Be Home Maker Too Says Chicago Lawyer
Lyndon Evans, a Chicago lawyer, told members of the Chicago Woman's club that the home is the place for woman and warned against men who neglect home life for work or social pursuits. He claimed home makers have substantial influence and criticized men who abandon home duties.
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Chicago
Lyndon Evans
Chicago Woman's Club
The Literary Life From T P s Weekly
The passage argues that the literary life is misunderstood by outsiders misled by neophyte writers and critics and is not the idle Tom Tiddler s ground they claim. It emphasizes fairness and depth over flashy claims in art and criticism.
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T. P
Movellats
Tom Tiddler
Ten year old savant boy William Sidis studied at home
Boston reports William J Sidis Brookline ten years old has passed the entrance exam for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology but his parents plan to delay enrollment. He is practically self taught, mastering languages by age four and discussing advanced topics with adults.
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Wen
Wien
M. Morin
Tly Institute
MM. Ginory
Heston
Bernsdet
Boston
Wiliam J. Sidis
Brookline
Massachusetts Institue of Technology
Boris Stolis
Brookline High School
Whentia
Institute
William
College Frat Men Build Club House in New York
Fraternity members construct a club house at a New York college site. The project involves free areas and decorative brickwork with guests from many clubs. The permanent home of the fraternity is said to be at American University headquarters, serving alumni and undergraduates.
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New York
American Universition
Night of unimagined beauty and a playful ruse
A fragment laden piece mix of verse and prose with romantic phrases about love and beauty, a joke about a toupee and vanity, and a vignette noting a teacher explaining month mottoes along with cuttings from various papers. The tone is light, with an incomplete narrative and scattered quotes.
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de Ferrell
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Guara Boy Makes Contrast. From the Universalist Leader, a boy explains the difference between animal instinct and human intelligence. If we had instinct we would know everything without learning, but we have reason and must study ourselves. Piles cured in 60 14 days. Pa za Ointment promises cure in 6 to 14 days or money back.
Love Will Find A War In The Library
A witty exchange unfolds in a library as a daughter informs her father that George has returned, entering through a trapdoor rather than crossing the threshold. A Boston Transcript quip notes a flood of notices for his feat in swallowing Jonah, keeping the humorous tone.
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The
Boston Transcript
Eorpoise
Jonah
Upward Start After Change From Coffee Pottam
The piece argues coffee harms talented people by disturbing nerves and digestion. It cites Tenn, Indy's experience of early stomach pain and worsening nerves, suggesting a simple method to avoid coffee evils and restore nourishment.
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