Warning Beetle Toy Sparks Kid’s Dinner Table Prank
A Christmas bazaar display features a grotesque beetle toy bought for a dollar. The purchaser plans to place it on a dinner party table to frighten guests as drinks circulate, prompting the assistant’s surprised reaction to the unusual use.
Bribery in Class Over Crackers Offered
A pupil named Jane, new to school, cannot answer a numbers question. She approaches the teacher privately and offers a bribe of her annual crackers if the question is not asked.
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Mount McKinley Sinking Report By Parker
Ecologist and mining engineer Tiersehel C. Parker, who first studied Mount McKinley in 1972, claims the peak has subsided by about 500 feet over recent years due to earthquakes, dropping from its 20400 foot altitude.
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Bayer Aspirin Safety Claim Ad from Past Page
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Noble Relics of the Past Triumphal Arch of Titus and Colosseum
The article describes Rome’s Triumphal Arch of Titus built in A D to honor Titus after death, with relief sculptures and scenes from Jewish history. It notes 1882 restoration removing medieval additions and the Colosseum, once seating 50 000, completed by Titus in 80 CE, now in ruins and likely named for a colossal Nero statue.
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Special Gift in Every Person Revealed in Time
A fragmented quotation emphasizes that every person holds a unique capacity or gift, sometimes subtle, which if used well benefits humanity. It quotes Ruskin and muses on transmission of knowledge through generations, noting how even the weakest traits can shine.
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Cabrera the Last of Latin Dictators Falls in Guatemala
The piece reports Manuel Estrada Cabrera of Guatemala capitulating in April after siege operations led by Carlos Serrera. It details street fighting in Guatemala City, civilian casualties, and Cabrera’s uncertain fate. It notes Herrera’s wealth, arrest history, and Cabrera’s ruthless regime with espionage and army control.
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Guy
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