The Spectre in Red and the Louvre Legends
A fragmentary travelogue page describes Stone Mountain and a spectral tale of the Little Man in Red haunting the Louvre and Tuileries. It recounts royal misfortunes, Catherine de Medici intrigues, and Napoleon Bonaparte’s ascent from the crowd to power amid Parisian myth and history.
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Weil
Lookout
Kenesaw Mountains
Stone Mountain
Louvre
Tuileries Palace
Catherine de Medicis
Tuileries
Kate de Medicis
Tul'eries
Duke of
Bourgogne
Louis XV
le Bien Ailley
Louis
Paris
Versailles
Well Paid People and the Hidden Wealth of Holy Orders
The piece argues that well paid roles exist mainly for civil servants lawyers and clergy of the Church of England with crown offices still tied to aristocratic connections. It contrasts salaries in nonconformist ministries with Atlantic preachers and explains attar production from roses detailing distillation, yield, and adulteration in markets such as Stamboul Bazaar and Indian bazaars.
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Church of England
Aritocracy
England
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Talmage
Atlantic
Uttar
Moslow
Chazapore
A Curious Mountain Stone Mountain Georgia Feature
Fifteen miles north of Atlanta Stone Mountain rises with grand Beauty though modest in height. The rock formation looms over a five mile base and rises abruptly eight hundred feet for more than a mile. Visitors picnic nearby and admire its striking scenery in this early profile of the landmark.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Stone Mountain
America
A Japanese Postman and Social Reflections
A vivid sketch of the Japanese postman in uniform and work habit, detailing his green suit, butter-bowl hat, straw shoes, and two wheeled cart. The narrative contrasts Japanese labor with American notions of wealth, warning against hoarding riches and praising wealth that benefits public prosperity. It notes burglars in London as a cautious, extensive enterprise and mentions inspectors, safe-openers, and a bonds restitution solicitor earning a 35 percent commission, with managers having prison education.
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America
Japan
Dale
Empire
United States
London
Europe
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Mass
Llood’s
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Sarsap S
Gentires Ad
Messrs
Heal & Co
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Lowell Weekly Journal
HOOD
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Dmarters
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UA Ciy
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A.C. McAlpine
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Murck
Carver House
Leonlat Rossess
G. Truneey
Thee
Usmier
Scofield
Dale & Frenwias
Alice
Sudeccofiell
Die Strout
L OpeLn
L.A. bReemwan
P. FI Murray
Geo
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Sf.mdavies
Waren
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Telphote
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R. Brown
BROW
Wetmore, Noyss & Hinceley
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L. D. Wetmore
D. Hinckley
Christian Smith
Kirst National Bank
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Chas, Dinsmoor
Jas, Caple
J.D. Danforth
Usutiet
Variety Hall
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Beatty Block
Warren, Pa
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O. Thompson
DE. Reverdy
Stewart
Bear Library Hall
Richard B. Stewart
A. J. Davis
Second
AL Liberty
Eben N. Ford
G. A.B. Hesular
Armory of
Co. I
G. W. Kinnear
WH. Taylor
D. Wheaves
Hall
Episcopal Church
Decaasd
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Front Street
Postoffice
W. W. Wilbur
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Glade Township
C. Lessler
Glade
Aasure Foundation
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H. A. Jamieson, & CO
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Orti
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Lumbe Men
Syracuse
Dreston
Simond’s
American
Dupont Powder CO
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Seldling
J. Bayer
Liberty and
Warren Sts
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Amr Enaing Chem
Gomfortante