The Truant Soul Chapter Ends in Mountain Home
Joan awakens from a drugged trance to find Lancaster alive and the danger behind them. Myers is defeated by a hidden power as Mrs Dana and others endure the burning Institute. Lancaster and Joan plan a new life in a mountain village with a rehabilitated hospital and Jenkins as house surgeon.
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Institute
Jonn
Joan
Mrs. Dana
Lancaster
Reons
Mrs. Fraser
Mrs. Duann
Somenone
Myers
Strang
Joanp
Dana
Hilo Lancaster
Kim
Jon-kins
Jenkins
Miss Wentworth
Doctor Lancaster
Mrs Wentworth
Doctor Jenkins
Myerg
Lancasters Room
Lawson
Falen
Saoget
Avonmouth
John
Benedict
Joint Ease for Rheumatism Claims Quick Relief
When rheumatism settles on joints it brings agony and distress. Joint Ease is marketed as a fast lasting remedy for chronic cases. Druggists recommend Joint-Base for joint trouble, with Joint Ease removing joint agony quickly.
Sensible Choice Prompted by Threats and Mockery
A fragment shows a dialogue about staying versus fleeing amid threats. One speaker warns that running away would lead to an effigy, while another fears public humiliation if they stay, with references to a mayor and mockery.
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Mayour
Freezone claims quick relief for corns and calluses
An ad announces Freezone as a simple treatment for corns and toe corn between the toes and foot calluses. It promises painless results with a drop on the affected area, allowing the corn to be lifted off, and notes the drugstore sells a small bottle for a few cents without causing soreness or irritation.
Telephones and Enunciation in Speech Improvement
A fragmented discussion on telephones teaching clearer enunciation. It notes that names and words may be distorted over lines, hindering understanding, and explores whether telephony can improve speech with careful articulation over time.
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Ike Dix
Dun Fulke
Warda
Hugh
Nike
Bhunks
Cele
Visitor causes wonder at Walter’s growth in Washington Star
In a letter quoted from the Washington Star, a visitor exclaims over a child named Walter, marveling at his surprising growth and intelligence. The exchange prompts Whiter and his mother to reflect on infant development and historical beliefs about recombining traits.
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Uttle Walter
Ueir
Fragmented Phrase Reflects Obscure Reprint Oddities
A garbled text fragment presents a jumble of words and names. It reads like a clipped OCR snippet with no clear event or identifiable people, places, or dates to anchor a coherent news item.
Embroidery Talked of in a San Francisco Sketch
A fragment from the San Francisco Chronicle notes a humorous line about embroidery and a culinary tip praising Calumet Baking Powder mixed into mashed potatoes or carrots. It also mentions higher government schools in China increasingly opening to young women students.
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San Francisco Chronicle
China
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