The Thirteenth Commandment Chapter Continues
Daphne, a shopwoman who funds a growing business amid social pressure, maintains her independence while Bayard and Leila face illness and financial strain. Clay Wimburn returns, pressuring her over Tom Duane. Daphne insists on earning her own future through work and love, culminating in a symbolic partnership gesture at the counter.
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Daphne
Thomas Varick Duane
Daph
Kip
Leila
Bayard
Clay Wimburn
West
New York
Clay
Grand Central Station
Mrs. Chivvis
Wetherell
Baya
Bar Harbor
Palm Beach
Bydie
Ders
Tom Duane
Mr. Duane
Cleveland
Chiguises
The Hottest City in the World Hydera al heats sinks set
The city of Hyderabad on the Sind desert is famed as the hottest hotel place in the world with temperatures near 127 degrees in summer. Residents cool homes by shipboard like ventilators that vent air to living rooms and bedrooms to ease the heat. Sleep is nearly impossible until very late at night as the sun’s glare keeps temperatures high.
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Hydera
Sind
India
Rush for Free Molasses at Telford Trail Ends in Salvage Scene
A tank of 8000 gallons of molasses toppled near Telford Pennsylvania triggering a rush as locals rushed on foot, by carriage and by car to salvage gallons before officials closed the offering. Dozens of onlookers chased the spill while authorities attempted to control the scene and prevent further loss.
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Telford
Thin People Should Take Nitro-Phosphate For Health
An advertisement touts organic nitro phosphate as the best remedy for thinness and weak nerves. It promises weight gain, increased energy, and improved appearance by supplying essential phosphorites to body cells, while warning against use by those not seeking to gain flesh.
Buddha in Place of God Education Reform in Buddhism
Yamanaka led a Buddhist reform to counter Christianity by founding a girls school with Western-style facilities and methods. The institution mimicked Christian schools, including a curriculum and practices, and even taught hymns with Buddha replacing Christ.
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Yamanaka
Buddha
Christ
Cardul praised by Chilton reader for relief of female pains
Mrs. Mary Reese of Chilton Texas recounts severe back pains and night dreads, credits Cardul for improvement after six bottles, claims Cardus cures and strengthens, and notes it is prepared from mild medicinal ingredients. Ad urging Cardus at druggists. also features brief satirical lines.
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Chilton
Texas
Mary Reese
Cardus
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Mr. Kip
Colonel Marchmont
Marchmont
Bayan
Pwice
Rupert Hughes
Duane
Sirree
Daphne ‘Ip
Jay
Diane
Damozel
Mrs. Winslow
God
East
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