Curious History Of Battle Cry And A Fishing Tale
A fragment discusses the origin of battle cries like Hurrah Turaltel and Hulk of Norse roots, then shifts to a rough fisherman tale. The speaker recalls catching a huge fish and a dramatic reeling mishap, ending with a punchline about the monster getting away and a nod to the New York Sun.
Dressing for Success Affects Employment Prospects
A 1910s Success Magazine article argues that appearance matters in hiring. It notes business patrons judge by dress, and shabby outfits can cost chances at work, even for capable youths. It cites a New York context where poverty and neat presentation influence opportunities.
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Bonineau
Dinconingee Ad Libs in a Playful Exchange
In a whimsical exchange Lovely Fancee-Oh declares she would rather dice than marry George. George repeats disbelief and the pair banter about rehearsal and wedding plans in a humorous, light scene.
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Fancee
George
Postum Helps Sleepless Woman and Brother No Coffee Shown
A reader reports relief from sleepless nights after stopping coffee and using Postum. She notes her brother also quit coffee, improved sour stomach, and avoids soda. The ad cites a booklet, The Fraud on Wellville, as recommended reading.
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Vielona
Cote
Vuday
Henson
Wellville
Notorious London Murders and the Vigilant Case
Landovers fearfully track a five crime wave resembling Jack the Ripper. The Vigilant pits Lawson Hood, a famed criminal barrister, against a tall vicious killer in a tense debate set around Oxford Street to Pall Mall. Hood’s suicide ties the mystery to insomnia fueled by overwork.
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Jack T the Ripper
Jermyn Street
St. James’ Square
Oxford Street
Marshall
Lawson Hood
Waith
Child
Pall Mall
Piccadilly Circus
Half Moon Street
Amercan
Lorality
Lasselle
Hox
Kioto
Parrister
Third
Lsten
Ha Wes
Lawson Nood
Lassalls
Gog T
Goodby
Water bells in Belgium questioned as rain sign
A long circulating paragraph claims bells near Lebek Belgium predict rain in Lebek. Washington Weather Bureau experts note wind direction and atmospheric moisture affect sound travel. Lighthouse studies show that temperature humidity and air layers determine whether signals reach distant ears, sometimes failing within a mile.
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Lebekke
Belgium
Government Weather Bureau
Washington
Monthly
Weather Review
Europe
Huxleys Larger View and Sikh Invasion in British Columbia
Huxley and Hannay, both figures linked to the Pall Mall Gazette, are described as contrasting intellects with a shared disdain for narrow viewpoints. Meanwhile, Sikhs are noted to be migrating into British Columbia, with about three thousand already present and more on the way.
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Huxley
Jas
Hannay
Pall Mall Gazette
British Museum
British Columbia
India
Province
Global eclectic notices mix science sport and travel
A collage of curiosities spans world demographics, Gulf Coast projects, and natural history. It notes Vienna population density, the largest plow on Texas range, Granada gypsies, and a sea level canal plan. It quotes Russia church rules, Korean and British notices, royal charity in London, and strange maritime reminiscences. It discusses deer swimming prowess and animal speed versus humans, concluding with water dog efficiency.
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Salvaton Army
Vienna
Texas
Granada
Spain
Constantinople
Hia Lega
Yoko
Marseilles
Rhone
New York
Ito
Russia
Korean Daily News
Royal Maternity Charity
London
Bag
Haru-ko
T. J. Goodwin
Ohio Avenue
Kateta
Duchess of Wellington
Napoleon I
Apsley House
Aleo
Portugal
Iron Duke
London World
United States
H. P. Wright
Jackson Pike
Franklin Township
Columbus
O. Hale
Mr. Wright
Uncle Sam
Paris
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Middle West
All America
Tunbridge
Ife
Nile
Speed of deer in water reported near Potomac docks
A local diver notes sightings of a deer swimming near the Potomac River below the city wharves. The observer says the animal appeared comfortable in the water and moved quickly, challenging land animal norms. Witness urges caution for waterfront activity.
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Vptal
Washington
Old English Death Penalty Crimes and Burke’s View
A historical overview recalls 223 capital offenses in old English law and explains how execution was used to deter crime. It notes Edmund Burke’s remark on parliamentary assent to death for many offenses and describes the harsh, public punishments once common in London and across England.
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England
Boston
Edmund Burke
House of Commons
Ishemont
Burke
Westminster Bridges
Nm Tamera
Not clear. Jury questions counterfeit note case
A fragment from the Baltimore American quotes a juror exchange about a counterfeit note indictment. The grand jury’s conclusion is unclear in the readable text, highlighting confusion over the indictment and its details.
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Baltimore American
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