Astrea Edison Faces Invasion Plot Amid Continent Crisis
A science fiction tale unfolds with Prudent Edison dying as Count von Werdenstein threatens invasion. Astra Edison allies with Napoleon and Edison’s circle while conspiracies, secret deposits, and a forged pardon unfold. Rositta betrays all, sending shock through the presidency as hidden loyalties clash.
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North America
Hanniba
Prudent
Count von Werdenstein
Germany
Astrea
Loca
Astra
Napoleon Astra
Hera
Will Lelong
Chevalier
Leon Me
von Werdenstein
Abso
Cirone
Pacific
Von
Edison
Wernenstein
Ciryne
Santos Dupres
Werden
Letter to Countess from Werdenstein in Citizenship Plot
The chancellor and a man discuss a cryptic message about the countess and an American contact. Werdenstein composes a formal reply promising to fulfill wishes and send necessary papers, then seals the letter for a messenger.
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America
H'm
Werdenstein
Continental Holiday Marked Astro and Napoleon Wedding
July 16 was declared a continental holiday for the marriage of Astro and Napoleon. Congratulatory messages flooded the capital as citizens expressed joy. Astra missed Rositta who was ill on Ciryne Island and could not attend the ceremony.
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Napoleon
Astra
Washington
Mrs. Edison
Rositta
Santos
Duprel
Mr. Edison
Astro
Ciryne
Prophetic view on materialism and senses
The piece describes a societal urge to shed material possessions. It notes women's intelligence rising and men tiring of metal, meals, and miles, suggesting a prophetic nearing of an age beyond three dimensions and five senses.
Odd laws on Isle of Man limit real estate deals
Fragmentary report notes unusual Manx statutes touching real estate and social controls. It references restrictions on cigarette and intoxicant sales to minors and hints at broad government limits on high interest and other economic activity on the island.
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Isle OF Man
Hshmen
Tim
Saskatchewan Oats Win World Championship in Colorado Trophy
Canadian growers J. C. Hill & Sons of Lloydminster claim the world oat championship at the National Corn Exposition in Dallas with Saskatchewan oats beating Montana and Minnesota samples. The 50 pound bushel oats tied for weight, but the unanimous judge’s decision favored Saskatchewan. The 1913 crop was grown by two-year competitors, securing the $1,500 trophy to Western Canada. The article extols western Canada’s grain, cattle, horses, and hay production.
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Ines
Messrs
J. C. Hill
Minnesota
Montana
Saskatchewan
Colorado
Western Canada
International Boundary Line
Manitoba
Alberta
Canada
United States
Bride Helps Bridegroom Taste Modern Bread Difference
Bride confronts mother about bread as bridegroom jokes that her bread is edible. Fresh humor contrasts old taste with new.
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Bride
Box for Relief and Signs of Bilious Headache
A 10 cent box offers relief for symptoms such as sick headache biliousness dizziness coated tongue foul taste and bad cleansing effects. The remedy targets torpid digestion and aims to restore regularity and overall relief.
Reading habits of local residents revealed in survey
A community survey shows residents increasingly rely on public libraries and digital resources. Readers report frequent visits to libraries, with many using online catalogs, e books, and community programs to access information and entertainment.
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Tempted
United Republics of America
Astra Prudent Edison
Crystal Palace
Continental Commercial and Industrial Association
Capital Hotel
Scanlan
Lberty
Moszrak
Rosing
Hositta Rosing
Aastra
Mostrak
Napoleon Edison
Mozrak
Retzsel von Rothenberg
Red Hussars
Italy
Lago di Maggiore
Wg.ghapian
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