Martian phenomenon linked to Lowell hypothesis observed in 1900
The article discusses Percival Lowell's December 1900 explanation of Martian projections as clouds illuminated at great heights, contrasted with lunar limb features. It cites Philadelphia observers and Gogorsky’s support, notes a Philadelphia Ledger remark, and includes assorted unrelated items about mail carriers, jokes, and poems.
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Philadelphia Observat Skory
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Stage tragedy recalled in 1871 Walter Montgomery death
Dramatic critic Clement Scott revisits the 1871 case in which Walter Montgomery, after a scandalous sequence of marriages and a long voyage, died by suicide following a letter from the Australian heiress's father. The incident, once seen as incomprehensible, is now explained.
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Chicago Record Herald
London
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Australia
Borrowed Church Choirs and Christmas Observances
A New York Sun excerpt notes clergy reluctance to lend choir members for outside Christmas events as church music remains demanding. It contrasts quiet church rituals with fashion driven Easter attire and ends with a light exchange about Easter bonnets and social norms.
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New York Sun
Bewin
No Fan In Yi Despite Brevity Remark
A garbled comment from a busted sport hints at a joke about brevity. The text plays with sea and tune phrases suggesting confusion over meaning and tone in a clipped exchange.
A Laugh With M. Quad A Tooth Pulling Tale
A humorous tale unfolds as a stranger, eager to have five teeth pulled without laughing gas, coaxes a dentist into a painful demonstration. The man endures the procedure with comic bravado, paying a dollar and leaving with a boast about the price and a request for referrals.
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Sean
Fragmented anecdotes mix in a curious timespan feature
The page compiles brief quips and ads from various columns. It mentions a woman named Norah disputing a blue book subscription and a man seeking fashion for a foolfiller role. Other items promote De Witt's witch hazel salve and One Minute cough cure, with several quotes on self confidence and social observation.
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R. Meredith
Willow Grove
Delaware
Scuturz & PranpEn
Fragmented humor and ads on a noisy page
A garbled newspaper segment shows comic exchanges with Ne Was, Hin Only Bill, and a convalescent patient thanking a doctor. It also contains a ventriloquial quote about common sense and a quip about paying $3 for ten visits. An advertisement for Foley's Kidney Cure ends the snippet, urging readers to seek relief for kidney and bladder troubles.
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