Ryland in midsummer a garden pilgrimage
A verse excerpt from Chambers Journal describes a midsummer walk to a hidden pool among bluebells, water lilies, and wildflowers. The speaker notes white lilies under yellow iris, a journey through heather, and a farewell to fairyland as dusk falls.
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Fairyland
Mad Berlin locomotive driver halts 300 passengers in peril
A German engineer on the Berlin Vienna express suffers a mental break while racing toward Berlin. The assistant driver must improvise to stop the 56 mph train, saving 300 passengers from a likely collision and ending with the engineer committed to a lunatic asylum.
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Hausler
Berlin-Falkenberg
Central Station
Roundhouse
Grosz-Lichterfelde
Hausler Ashing
Max
Herr Hausler
Herzberg
Falkenberg
Vausler
Rothschild
Hamsler
Hansler
Jnterbog
Zansler
Juterbog
Luckenwalde
Berlin
Vienna
Ray
Lundingsfelde
Ing. Hansler
Emyway
Nord Sea
Jones
Hausier
Groszbeeren
Grosslichterfelde
Herzstucke
Lichterfelde
Roth
Locotive
Cress
Frau Hausler
White House Windows and Repair Process
The article describes the White House upstairs windows being small and antique, requiring removal of panes, drying on the floor, and polishing. Sash supporters, a glass repairer, a cabinet maker, carpenters, and painters all contribute to fixing many windows, a long, coordinated effort annually. A contrasting dialogue hints at a suitor and a daughter's reply amid a garden conservatory scene.
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White House
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