Picturesque Damascus City Seen as Garden Paradise
The article describes Damascus as a garden city with a Grand Victoria hotel above a blacksmith shop and dim lower stories, while upper balconies overhang the street. Inside, homes reveal marble courts, fountains, palms, and richly hung interiors reflecting Mohammedan and Christian Herald perspectives on Damascus’s beauty and desert paradise.
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Ite
Damascus
Dumarcuy
Abana
Hermon
Widt
Paradise
Christian Herald
Who Told the Truth Feminine Life From the Viewpoints
In a New York Tribune piece two women meet in a subway, one a mother, the other a journalist. They discuss motherhood and careers, with their life stories and reflections on truth and value alternating between personal and professional themes.
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Billy
Wenrin
Busbon
Jour Wallat
New York
Pribupe
Legend of Mexico Coat of Arms Origins
Readable fragments describe a mythic origin of Mexico’s coat of arms, linking an eagle devouring a serpent atop a cactus to Aztec founding legends. The text mentions Lake Texcoco, Tenochtitlan, and the founding of the great city, interwoven with notes on Caspian Sea size and other scattered topics.
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Republic of Mexico
Wns
Artece
Moalena
Uelr
Lake Tesoro
Hen
Mutico
Philadelphia Ledger
Introducing a bill on housemaids for window cleaning
A clipped, garbled London Chronicle snippet references a proposed bill to have housemaids clean windows for Widion and mentions a theater visit. Names are unclear, with a stray quote about an absentminded doctor and a guest identification. The fragment lacks coherent details or outcomes.
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London Chronicle
Buest
Horey
London
The Real Russia and Its Narrow Realms
A condensed critique of Nevin Winters The Russian Empire Today and Yesterday arguing that real Russia lies in a small continental sector excluding distant regions. It notes Tolstoy’s limited political sway and mixed reception among ruling elites peasants and revolutionaries.
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Russian Empire
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Winter
Russia
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Lower Volga
Athce
Tolstoy
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Sodium phosphate vs phosphite in mercuric chloride poisoning
A medical journal cautions that sodium phosphate is the proper antidote for mercuric chloride poisoning, while sodium phosphite is ineffective and can worsen toxicity. The article explains the chemistry and warns against misprinting letters that swap the two compounds. It also recounts an eccentric Russian doctor story about palace etiquette and a dramatic residence.
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Tne
Tession
Anya
Journal of the
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Zahurin
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Tail of the Postum and the Tail Drag Trick
A fragment of a rural tale describes a hunter and an old veer tail trick. Dialog hints at tail dragging and suspicion, with rustic dialect portraying a scene of social interaction and folklore.
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Ang Howe
Chenoa
Fragmentary Tale of a Sunday Awakening
A garbled narrative depicts a tambertian awakening on a Sunday morning near a hotel alley. Characters named Shel, Warrmaareen Newell Frovtche, Hla Pinin Hint are referenced amid stray dialogue about money and recognition. The passage remains disordered, with unclear actions and missing context.
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Penotogy Teaay Mutter Mme Consettiate Fete
Fragmentary notes refer to a social event or gathering with names and vague actions. Mentions Severn Opti Od and Lemon Paneth with references to service remembered by others. Nonstandard wording obscures clear facts or outcomes from the readable text.
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Severn Opti Od
Sibilants and Song in Verse and Lyric Craft
A London Answers excerpt discusses the difference between writing verses for print and lyrics set to music. It warns against overuse of sibilants and advocates open vowels to improve vocal ease. The example contrasts “thee” with “yon” to show how mouth posture affects singing and diction.
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Alnger
London
The Subtle Asiatic and the Khoja's Cloak Tale
A tale from The Fringe recounts a Khoja who never saw a camel and mistook a noble guest for stranger. He dons a fur lined gown, returns to the gathering, and is treated with deference as he reveals his borrowed attire and misjudged status.
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Agatielin
Amin
Birds and Brains and the Chinese Worker
A compact clipping notes opinions on bird brain size and intelligence with figures for various species, citing the London Spectator on avian cognition. It shifts to praise Chinese labor, praising diligence and potential, while contrasting with British craftsmanship per the London Express.
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Faith of a Prussian Youth and the 80 Mark Lesson
A king tests a young Prussian by offering 80 marks to change his faith. The youth refuses to alter his beliefs, saying his tailor believes he will never receive the money, and the king improves the joke but the youth remains steadfast. The bluff ends with the king conceding the deeper point about faith.
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Jonis
Notice to Creditors in Amatilla County Oregon 1914
Notice to creditors in the County Court of Amatilla County Oregon for the estates of Donald J. McDonald and Louis LaBranche deceased. Executors named K A Dudny and Homer J Watts request all claimants to present vouchers within months from the first publication. Both notices specify Athens Oregon as the filing place and Will Peterson as executor’s counsel.
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Bits
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Donald
McDouatd
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McDonald
Xald B. A. Dudley
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Oregon
Will
Paterwon
Headistog
A. Dudley
Will M. Peterson
Ally
State of Gon
Amatille
Louis Labrasohe
Louis LaBranche
Anid
Athens
Ore
Homer 1 Watts
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Homer JL Watts
Horgason
Fly's stabilizers spur entomology talk and odd tales
Dr. Balleeme discusses insect stabilizers in a curious mirror of human balance from a winged creature to a wounded soldier. The dialogue blends whimsical science with anecdotal snippets about authors, circuses, and a nurse recalling Florence Nightingale while a misread caption hints at a broader satirical collage.
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Balleeme
Ai Jong Na
Air Kilward
Florence Nightingale
Koltier
Disraeli and Primroses in a Courtly Echo
A fragmented 19th century reflection notes Disraeli's reputed fondness for primrose lore and a Lady Dorothy Nevill connection. The piece hints at royal intrigue involving Queen Victoria and a royal inscription as part of a broader, rumor‑fueled literary reminiscence.
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Dorothy Nevill
Tim
Law
Nower
Lis
Grant
Lord Pembroke
Cory
No Market For This Work Prompts Letter War
A dispute between author Crockett and publishers followed a curt rejection note. Crockett kept letters bearing the label No. 3000 and later No. 2060 as he sought publication for new work. The exchanges reveal tensions over rights and market prospects in a forgotten era of literary publishing.
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Abe
Mr. Crockere
MF. Crockett
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