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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
3
A detective recounts entering a deserted house at night using a lantern to inspect rooms. He finds no inhabitants, notes clothes left behind, and realizes the intruders vanished before his arrival. A chilling mirror reflection and a telegram clue suggest a planned departure after receiving fatal news.
A strange settlers tale speaks of lemmins drawn by sea calls to travel vast coasts. The narrative notes rites, hosts, and dangers as beings heed the ocean summons toward distant shores and perilous waters, warning of descent if they cannot resist the lure.
A garbled tale shows Romieu the French official fond of jokes visiting a watchmaker. The punchline revolves around winding watches and a quip about mornings and evenings, revealing a light anecdote amid a broader乱 rough sea of transliterated OCR text.
Henry Morgenthau of New York is named by President Wilson as ambassador to Turkey. A longtime Wilson ally, Morgenthau led the Democratic National Committee finance board and has deep ties to civic and philanthropic work in New York. Born in Germany, he emigrated as a youth and rose to prominence in law, real estate, and public service.
Miss Jessie Wilson, President Wilsons daughter, becomes engaged to Francis H. Sayre, a Bethlehem native and Lehigh Valley Railway vice president. Sayre, twenty eight, Harvard Law graduate, has traveled widely. Jessie Wilson, twenty four, studied political science at Goucher College and did settlement work in Philadelphia.
Railroad Man's Magazine describes Ballybantown's monorail system in Ireland, detailing the dual-car passenger section, separate doors, and a bridge-crossing mechanism. The article notes freight, stock cars, and the line’s role in serving a region famed for caves and mineral wealth along the Shannon estuary.
At London University Dr Jones explained Chinese pronunciation is not as hard as writers claim. He noted that treated phonetically it is similar to German or French and that mastering tone is essential, with Chinese words changing meaning by tone. The lecturer emphasized six tones may be needed and cited Cantonese as having up to six distinct meanings of fan depending on tone.
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