Magic in Morocco charms and spells used by Moorish women
Chicago News reports on charms used by Moroccan women to win or keep lovers. One method hides a worn undergarment fragment rolled into a ball placed in clay and heated to burn love hotly. Another spell involves donkey ear tips cooked into a man’s meal to render him foolishly enamored.
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A Whale Mouth and Baleen Teeth Size
A description of the whale's feeding apparatus, baleen plates, and jaw mechanics. It explains how baleen strands act as a filtering fringe, forming a cavern like mouth. The piece cites the New York Tribune about a Pering sea catch on Oct 20 1883 weighing 8 100 pounds.
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Editor’s Joy in Discovering New Talent
W. D. Howells writes in Atlantic about the pang of rejection and the glow of discovering an unknown manuscript. He notes the thrill of guiding a new writer at the dawn of talent and the editor’s unique pleasure when the work reveals fresh power.
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PIPES AND CIGARS. Smoking Said to Serve as an Index to Character
The London Tribune argues tobacco habits reveal personality in social settings. Quiet smokers who share without ostentation are favored, while boastful or irritable use of pipes or cigars signals less desirable traits.
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