Dark Hollow Crime and the Burden of Guilt
Ostrander recounts the moment he strikes down a foe during a quarrel, fears discovery, and confronts the moral ruin of killing a friend. He becomes automatic on the bench as Scoville is judged, while his own guilt festers and is hidden from Oliver who senses doubt and presses for truth. TO BE CONTINUED.
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Oliver
Devil
John Scoville
Hell
Spencer
Oscar
Scoville
Ostrander Lane
Olver
Grosvenor
Black
Ostrander
Algernon Etheridge
Etheridge
Archibald Ostrander
Pather
Date boils scar every face in Bagdad is mystery
A National Geographic correspondent describes a widespread skin affliction called the date boil or variously named in the Middle East. The disease begins with a small red spot that grows over months, leaving a scarred face, affecting nearly all Bagdad residents and puzzling clinicians about its cause and cure.
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Bagdad
National Geographic Magazine
Middle East
Delhi
Arabia
Aleppo
The Likeliest One Adrift in War Banter
The New York Tribune recounts a luncheon exchange where Admiral Mahan, teased for ignorance, humorously contrasts private to field marshal with a quip about a volunteer husband. The anecdote pivots on misheard promotions leading to a court martial or field marshal joke.
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Mahan
Jack
New York Tribune
Daily Thought on Overcoming Obstacles
A quotation attributed to Goethe describing a simple philosophy of daily action. The speaker seeks small joys, adapts to low doors, removes minor obstacles when possible, and goes around heavy burdens, finding contentment in practical perseverance.
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Goethe
Ages of Various Trees in Classic Growth Ranges
The ivy lasts about 200 years the elm 300 to 350 years the linden 500 to 1000 years the locust and the oak around 400 years and the fir from 700 to 1200 years.
Call of the Hills leads Juliet to see Hal Thurber in New York
Juliet Truxhill, a rising singer from Runnymede Hills, visits Hal Thurber in a Fifth Avenue writing room. Amid family plans and a railroad land dispute, Hal reveals a business connect with Juliet’s father, the hotel owner, as they anticipate a move home with profit from a rail route through the town.
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Juliet
Hal Thurber
Mumsie
Runnymede Hills
Paris
Milan
Hal
Fifth Avenue
Future Songbird
Mr. Truxhill
George
Dad
Truxhill
Old Beggs
Harry
Burope
Relations of God and Man Evolution of faith and unity in life
The text traces how relations with God evolve from fear to trust to love, culminating in a unity where man realizes I and the Father are one. God stays constant while our understanding grows, shaping life as growth toward self consciousness and divine maturity. It notes humans also shape much of their misfortunes.
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God
Father
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