Barbara Lured by Mother in Foggy London Night
Barbara flees with a messenger to Vauxhall Bridge Road where Florence Dunbar claims to be her mother, drags her into a vile Eve’s Court lodging, while Mrs Gray and Miss Lacy fear for Barbara’s safety and Osborne searches for her, considering police involvement.
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Barbara
Miss Lacy
Mr. Osborne
Mrs. Gray
Flora
Vauxhall Bridge Road
Dean
Victoria Street
Des
Harbara
Mrs. Dunbar
Beth
Florence
Cheaney Street
Eve's Court
Florence Dunbar
Clementina Chance
Horace
Osborne
Miss Chance
Barbara's Kidnapping Case Stirs London Household
Mrs Russell reports a missing girl Barbara after a boy lured her away from Vauxhall Bridge Road. Police and private detectives pursue leads, while Osbourne and Miss Octavia cope with fear and mounting medical bills as investigators watch for the kidnapper and possible blackmail scheme.
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Mrs. Russell
Barbara
Darlin
Osborne
Scotland Yard
Vauxhall Bridge Road
Dean's Yard
Dan
Hannah
Octavia
Miss Lavinia
Fizire
Smythe
Ralph
Ene Mirp
Turkey’s Fate in Europe Debated Through History
The piece portrays Turkey as a persistent Balkan power, blaming centuries of Ottoman influence for ongoing European tension. It argues England spared Turkey to counter Russia, suggesting Turkey’s presence shaped regional conflicts and warning of consequences if the empire falls.
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Turkey
Europe
England
India
Professor Had Vision of War Warned England Against Frussia
The article discusses ideas from J A Cramb on war and empire, arguing that nations act like individuals under hidden forces. It notes Cramb's advocacy of understanding Prussia, warns pacifism as futile, and contrasts heroic wartime courage with the brutal destruction of global conflict. It cites Treitschke and Lord Salisbury as models shaping anti English sentiment and future war.
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England
Frussia
J. A. Cramb
Queen's College, London
Germany
Trietachke
Prussia
Europe
Scott
Captain Oates
Antarctic
Treitschke
Lord Salisbury
Professor Cramb
Trietschke
Cramb
Colin
Advertising Pays Fruit Growers Honor Sir George Foster At Ontario Meeting
The 65th annual Fruit Growers' association of Ontario passed a resolution praising Sir George F. Foster, minister of trade and commerce, for advertising Canada’s apple merits across the country to boost domestic consumption.
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Fruit Growers’ Association of Ontario
George F. Foster
Trade and Commerce
Canada
Bent She Weight Confusion in Obscure Note
A fragmentary OCR line mentions a 210 weight and a unclear reference to a person or item named Bent She, leaving a puzzling note without clear context or outcome.
Useful Germs and Fermentation Across Food and Health
A Health Notes bulletin describes useful germs in fermentation and food production. It explains how yeasts ferment bread, vinegar forms from acetic fermentation, and microbes tan leather, sour milk, or aid cheese. It notes germs also decompose tissue and feed plants, determining long life on earth.
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Official Bulletin of the Health of
Florida
Nervous Prostration Affected Philadelphia Women
Two Philadelphia women describe severe nervous prostration with symptoms of constipation aches dizziness and ear noises. They credit a medicine and claim it restored health after long illness and reduced work impairment.
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Philadelphia
Ceed
Rey
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