Early Creek History and Toltec Roots in Exchange Text
The article describes the Creeks as Toltec origin with Aztec ties, citing Tezcuco temple sites and hieroglyphic archives on shells. It recounts their resistance to Cortes, migration toward Mexico City, aiding Montezuma II, and seeking new lands to preserve ancestral worship after the fall of Tec.
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Montezuma II
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Cortes
Spain
Montezuma
Gajitormazin
Mattteguma
Pointed Paragraphs and Cold Feet Reflections
A collection of terse maxims on human behavior and remedies. It contrasts social restraint and generosity with self interest, then pivots to practical advice for warming cold feet through exercise and alternating baths. The tone imitates old newspaper moral snippets.
Man’s quarrel overTable pouch sparks encore claim
An Ashlson Globe item describes a man and his wife during a domestic dispute. The wife hands him a folded pouch under the table. He repeats the gesture later as an encore, drawing attention to the uneasy scene and prompting local readers to discuss the incident.
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Sayme
aAtchison Globe
Mohammedan Funeral Rites Described in Detail
A Mohammedan funeral is detailed with rituals around death, including prayers, sherbet to ease pangs, washing and shrouding by washers, dowry return, and a grave rites sequence. The body is laid with head north toward Mecca, a mound kept, earth sprinkled, and prayers offered for the deceased's voyage. The poor are remembered with distributions of money and staples after burial.
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Mecca
Prague Clock of the fifteenth century and its curious sights
A medieval Prague clock, famed for its complex machinery and a wide dial showing minutes hours days months years and centuries. A poet notes a skeleton figure at the left, a ringing bell manned by a rope, and the holy apostles who rotate in a ring before onlookers.
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Prague
Early Glassmaking in America and Germantown’s Fate
The first glassmaking attempt in the colonies occurred before the Revolution at Quincy Massachusetts by a German company. The site became Germantown for its manufactory, now Sailors' Snug Harbor. Boston’s Robert Hawes likely started a window glass factory, moving to fuel in New Hampshire to set up Als factory in the forest.
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Quincy
Mass
Germantown
Uome
Sailors
Mr. Hewes
Als
Forest of New Hampshire
The Last Leaf Criticism and Dr Holmes Revenge
Oliver Wendell Holmes faced harsh criticism for The Last Leaf. He delayed retaliation, allowing time to avenge him. The critic’s decline ended in suicide, while Holmes kept a clipped paragraph about his foe as mild, yet unworthy revenge in his scrapbook.
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Oliver Wendell
Holmes
Dr. Holmes
Literary Genius Exchange Sparks Plain Talk on Poetry
A literary figure laments why genius is often misunderstood. The man indifferent to poetry retorts that genius fails to speak plainly, highlighting a clash between lofty insight and straightforward language. The exchange sharpens debate over whether art survives without accessible expression.
Colonel Samuel Adams Dies at Kennebunkport Maine
Colonel Samuel Adams, renowned author and historian, died at Kennebunkport Maine. He wrote twenty three books on historic events in New England and the Midwest and was regarded as an authority on United States history.
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Samuel Adams
Kennebunkport
New Mng- Jang
Middle West
United States
Suficient Reason Bladleigh Marital Money Matters
Roomerton muses on giving up boarding while Bladleigh considers marriage, but rooming fears persist as a landlady demands rent. The Chicago News presents a brisk, domestic vignette of daily concerns and social expectations.
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Roomerton
Bladleigh
Chicago News
French Labor Crisis Sparks Military Buildup in Paris
Paris braces for May 1 as labor unrest swells across France with 40,000 minors in strike zones northward, massed troops guarding factories, and fears of violence. Authorities, led by M. Clemenceau, consolidate civil and military forces while unions push for a wide general shutdown through May 15 in many sectors.
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Paris
San Francisco
Manry
United States
Iabor
Iron and Glass
Denuin
Brest
Lovient
National Labor Movement
Masons
Hhwever
Tle
Pas-de-Calais
M. Clemenceau
Carlston
In Defense of Draga and the Serbian Crisis
A London dispatch quotes Milateviteh defending Queen Natalie's confidante Draga, disputing claims of her bad character and involvement with King Alexander. He asserts Draga's innocence regarding the king's marriage and death rumors, describing Natalie's protective loyalty and the political context of Serbia's royal family and reforms. The piece discusses regicide fallout and Britain's stance on Serbia.
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London
Servia
H Ls
Great Britain
Alexander
AL Milateviteh
Lonton
Draga
Praga
Kia Milan
Militn
Venya
Thi Wat
Natalie
Laan
Omigi
Natale
Leagan
Blamitz
Natalia
Wso
Queen Draga
Bhusband
Den&0
Abe
Battleship Vexas Arrives After Storm Damages Bow
Boston dispatch reports the battleship Vexas arrived after a dangerous gale from Charleston to Boston. A hole in the bow from striking a derelict off the Florida coast required immediate dry docking. Pumper work prevented disaster as bow damage and deck flooding were controlled during the voyage.
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Boston
Vexas Las
Charleston
Florida
Honolulu
Indian Territory
Lincoln
Joseph Duncan
Ilinois
John P. Altgeld
Chicago Historical Society
New York
Iqte
Charles T. Spurgeon
William Jewell College of Liberty
Boy Miner Becomes Famous Artist After Harrowing Cure
A twelve year old miner boy suffers curvature and weight therapy in a grim mine life. A drawing by the patient reveals his talent, leading to art school admission and a romance in Paris. Surgery helps him regain form, and he becomes a celebrated artist and healthy husband and father.
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Sinuuis
Tha bin
Skotched
Lwings
Blu
Unul
Bin
Tito
Paris
Jin
Flora Milligan
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Regivides
Forglan Pabula Optirtan
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Texas
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Business Directory
JT. J. Symington
Queen's University
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Ackley
Iowa
B. EB. Purcell
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Elvora
Missouri
Llinois
Minnesota
Chicago Great Weatero Railway
St. Paul
YB. Magill
Omaha
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Rowcomber
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canadian Northwest
Southanat
GPG T. A
Minneapolis
Mian
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