Great Britain Ship Dies at Port Stanley After Weather Detention
Kremola Bessa, a rumor ship long tied to Port Stanley in the Falklands, rests after seventy seven years. Once touted as the fastest in the world by the London Chronicle, she stirred local sensation in 1814 when the Crimean War opened and she briefly returned to Liverpool as a potential Russian invasion advance guard.
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Port Stanley
Falkland Isles
Great Britain
Liverpool
London Chronicle
Farmer Comments On Son Josh Growing More Respectful
Farmer Corntessel notes Josh is showing more respect for parental authority though he still talks back at times. His wife adds that gradual progress is expected as Josh matures and learns to behave with dignity.
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Josh
Farmer Corntessel
No Gabareta for Him. Farmer plans trip to New York
A farmer contemplates a journey to New York while his wife argues they will see many sights he hasn’t planned. The exchange, captured in the Boston Transcript, hints at a domestic travel debate with humor and regional dialect.
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Farmer
New York
Boston ‘Transcript
Munchausen Medalist Prize Awarded in 1920
The Portland Oregonian notes the Munchausen prize for 1920 goes to a New Jersey resident who boasts of a windmill spinning so fast in a young cyclone that it pumped hot water. The piece ends with a neighborly admonition against abuse and a quip about the beauty doctor amid skin game chatter.
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New Jersey
Portland Oregonian
South Winter Tourism Boom and Its Economic Echoes
A historical essay extols the South’s winter tourist influx, estimating 400,000 visitors from the North and Midwest, with hotel revenue near 44.8 million dollars and Northern real estate values around 820 million. It notes rail and auto travel from Chicago and New York, prominent Florida resorts, golf meccas, and seasonal parks traffic, arguing such travel keeps dollars at home and supports a See America First ethos.
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United States
South
New York
Chicago
California
Florida
Asheville
Key West
Carolinas
Trafic
Pinehurst
Aiken
Southern Pines
Augusta
Thomasville
Georgia
Belleaire
Miami
Palm Beach
St. Petersburg
Daytona
St. Augustine
Portola
Thumu Thule
Southland
Eid
Huile
Syerli
West Palo Beach
Pullman
Hard to Explain Poisoning From Animal Bites
London reports scientists study monkey bite fatalities after the king of Greece died. The text questions how a so called clean feeder can trigger deadly poisoning. It notes that bite severity does not align with animal diet, citing donkey and horse incidents.
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Great Britain
Greece
London
Useful Heirloom and Sentiment in a Neighborhood Tale
A Birmingham Aye-Herald note recalls a successful man of affairs who preserves a trunk strap from his father’s discipline in the old family woodshed. The exchange frames sentiment against practical judgment as the man regards his upbringing and its influence on present behavior.
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Birmingham Aye-Herald
Swat the Big Figures in a Whimsical Exchange
A dialogue parodies science and publishing, with a scientist predicting the earth’s trillion year fate and a congressman quipping about trimming estimates while a novelist weighs public reception and sales. The humor hinges on inflated figures and contentious opinions about books.
Fear Extinction of Holly Declares National Warning
The New York Tribune notes the holly’s near extinction as local cutters plunder New Jersey Maryland and markets in New Orleans St Louis and Chicago rely on scarce imports. Botanists warn holly could vanish in a generation, likening it to mistletoe once common on the Atlantic seaboard.
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New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
New Orleans
St. Louis
Chicago
Atlantic Seaboard
Karltan Bay
New York Tribune
Rough on Men Says Elderly Woman Adored Children
An elderly colored woman on the north side watched a black woman’s children and called them angels. She added they are only babies while admitting a tough stance toward men and a love of children.
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North Side
Peacemaker as a Man of Conflict in Reflection
A fragment reflects on the idea of a peacemaker and its paradox. It contrasts poetic love with prose and alludes to shifted meanings under paregoric influence. The lines imply a critic’s view of pacifying figures provoking further clashes.
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Mount Raspier National Parky
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U. 5
Patent Office
Consolidated Products Co
Lincoln
Nebraska
Postum
Postum Cereal Co. Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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