A Mad Love in the Palace of Deceit and Desire
Leone Vanira hides a consuming love for Lord Chandos amid marital strife with Lady Marion. Marion confesses a future child alters their flight from Berlin, pleading for restraint. Leone and Marion vow to end conflict and keep Lance’s child safe, sealing a fragile pact as summer dawns.
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An- Aaiaees
Ueath
Ais
Lady Marion
Aid
Phere
Tam
Madame Vanira
Hin
Leone
Chandos
Madame
Fair Tave
Handos
Lance
Lady Marton
Berlin
Lift
Marion
Razorback hams in demand from Smithfield to England and France
The Washington Star notes that about 35 000 Smithfield or razorback hams are shipped annually from the city to England and France where they are prized for leanness and delicate flavor. The hogs come from Virginia Kentucky and Tennessee, fed with sweet potatoes peanuts corn and water then cured with Liver Pool salt and saltpeter before forty days of smoking.
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America
England
France
Germany
Goha
Bull’s
Seaair
Pagan Creek
Norfolk
Todd
Smithfield
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Liverpool
Washington Star
Sworn Off Drinking Sparks A Poetic Farewell
A friend misunderstands the young poet who asserts he has sworn off both drinking and poetry. The friend leaves disappointed, and the dialogue ends with a quip about writing poetry.
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Charley
Deepest Earth Hole at Schladebach Germany Reaches 5735 Feet
The deepest hole on earth lies at Schladebach near Ketschau in Germany with a depth of 5735 feet. Drilling began in 1880 and halted six years later when instruments failed to reach greater depths.
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Schladebach
Ketschau
Germany
Mrs Craigie a London Idol She Captivates Audiences Abroad
An American author of The Ambassador, Mrs. Craigie aka John Oliver Tebbes, is gaining fame in London. Her early life, divorce, and move with her son to a Lancaster Gate home are outlined, along with her writing habits, convent retreats, and plans for comedies and tragedies. The piece notes her disciplined, rapid drafting and the grandeur of her writing library.
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Leone
Ruth
London
Edna May
New York
John Oliver Hobbes
Mrs. Craigie
Boston
Pearl Mary Theresa Richards
Reginald Walpole Craigie
Auburn Theological Seminary
India
Beloochistan
Vendetta Through History and Across Nations
The article discusses vendettas as ongoing practices in Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, Kentucky and other regions, with examples from Albania and Arabia. It explains that blood vengeances arise from family retaliation where punishment falls to the victim’s relatives, demanding death for death as a rule.
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Sicily
Sardinia
Corsica
Kentucky
Oth
England
Ireland
France
Italy
East
Arabia
New York World
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