Ancient Luxuries in 2000-Year-Old Kitchen Utensils
In Naples museum displays, silvered pans, egg molds, grid irons, and tart dishes show kitchen luxuries from 2000 years ago. Ivory combs, perfume pots, cosmetic vessels, and hair accessories illustrate Roman daily life alongside bronze weights and spindles. A purple glass inlay and a distinctive hairbrush mirror complete the set, signaling continuity in personal grooming tools.
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Naples
Jady
The Czars Leave a Patronage of Imperial Schools
The piece portrays Russia’s patriarchal state where the czar oversees and patrons noble girls’ schools. Easter processions feature in imperial carriages and the annual act of the czar dropping his pocket handkerchief sparks a frenzied scramble. One incident recounts a Pole pupil obtaining the czar’s plate after he shared a portion, provoking astonishment in Alexander II.
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Russia
Asell
Alexander II
Rattlesnake Attack On Railroad Worker
Pietro, working with a gang on railroad construction, faced a coiled rattler just feet away as a hot day, eating a neon luncheon, triggered a startled escape. The snake struck the log bark before he could move, prompting a loud exclamation.
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Pietro
Guna
Forgetting as a Mental Calisthenic and Medicine
The text argues that forgetting wrongs and petty meanness preserves mental energy and improves health. Dwelling on anger harms secretions, digestion, sleep, and overall well being, while forgetting acts as a valuable exercise and beneficial remedy for the body.
Flist and Foremost Debate on a Suspicious Marriage
A comic exchange centers on a claim about a wife and her past marriage. One character asserts the wife never wed before. the other retorts that the wife’s reflections reveal the truth, suggesting a hidden history and humorous irony in their dialogue.
The Dog Of No Class In A Baltimore Anecdote
A fragment from the Baltimore America anecdote delves into social judgment and perception. A street conversation contrasts class, pedigree, and commonality, suggesting appearances do not reflect true character or power. The text hints at broader themes of discernment and societal bias.
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Baltimore
Auctioneers announce upcoming sales in Akron area
Auction notices list J A Agnes Auctioneer and local names Frank Smith Westfield township December 28 W R Downer northeast of Akron January 19 Chas Shuk Akron Arden Pollock Akron Lundnor Akron J D Weber east of Akron announcing forthcoming sales season and locations.
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Frank’ Smith
Westfield
Township
W.?r. Downer
Akron
Chas
Shuok
Efist
Arden
Pollock
Lund,nor
J.D. “Weber
Akron Area Sales Dates Feed Newspaper Blotter
Listings show multiple sellers near Akron with sale dates spanning January to February 1911. Names include Severn Jensen Frank Bolmer Geo Benefiel A Laney Crane Bros Pausch Pattergou Cyrus Wood Albert Ellison Thos O Connor Mrs Julius Wier Arthur Rush Herman Henrichsen Heath Herschler Gerhard Ahrens plus notes to watch for dates and other sales.
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Severn’ Jensen
Akron
Frank Bolmer
Geo
Theatrical Eyigrs At Akronopatghorgh Season 1910 11
Akron theatre announces schedule for 1910 1911 season with December 24 Shadowed by 3 January 14 A Wise Fool January 20 Just a Woman's Way March 11 The Cow-puncher March 24 Rip Van Winkle. The Farmers Grain Co Akron Iowa hires John Reemis to buy hogs starting November 1. farmers selling hogs urged to visit the Grain Co office.
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Eyigrs
CigEfs
Chic Perkins Co
Rip van Wink
Farmers’ Grain Co
Akron
Towa
John Reemis
Grain ‘Company
H. B. Saudh
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