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Article: The Pendle Press - Surge in Familiar Population Causes Cataloguing Delays

A 1600s black ink woodcut style newspaper page called The Pendle Press, published by The Nordic Ghost Merchants. The article details that a surge in Familiar population is causing delays in ghost cataloguing.
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The Pendle Press - Surge in Familiar Population Causes Cataloguing Delays

A marked increase in Familiar activity has been recorded throughout the Repository over the past several days.

Several have been found occupying shelves before their entries were completed, while others have reportedly moved between rooms without waiting for proper documentation.

Attempts to establish an accurate count have been complicated by repeated duplication, unexplained relocation, and one Familiar sitting directly on the relevant ledger.

Ambrose has requested that all Familiars remain in their assigned positions until cataloguing is complete.

This instruction has not been observed.

A 1600s black ink woodcut style newspaper page called The Pendle Press, published by The Nordic Ghost Merchants. The article details that a surge in Familiar population is causing delays in ghost cataloguing.

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A 1600s woodcut style newspaper called The Pendle Press, issued by The Nordic Ghost Merchants. A black ink sketch shows a sea breeze blowing through a closed window. Three sheet ghost figurines stare at the window in confusion.
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The Pendle Press - Unexplained Sea Breeze Reported Within Repository

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A 1600s, woodcut style newspaper called The Pendle Press by The Nordic Ghost Merchants. Featured is an image of the inside of an old ghost merchant store with lit candles everywhere. The headline reads "Candle Allocation Dispute Enters Third Day."
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