Bird Fertilizers and Bell Bird Pollen in New Zealand
A Linnean society exhibition showcased how certain New Zealand plants rely on birds for fertilization. The bell bird acts as a natural fertilizer for native fuchsias and flax, with pollen on its head producing blue and red foreheads as different flowers bloom.
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Linnean Society
New Zealand
van Pilzen
Russia Destiny and Bible Prophecy Intersect in Ezekiel
A preacher links Russia’s potential rise to world events with Ezekiel thirty eight and thirty nine. He identifies Russia with Gog and the prince of Rosh, Moscow and Tobolsk, foretelling a future invasion of Palestine. The piece ties Jewish aims toward Palestine to Trump Russia-France alliances and European tensions.
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Russia
Napoleon
Constantinople
Mediterranean
Peter the Great
Europe
India
Turkey
Persia
Austria
Greece
France
Germany
Palestine
Christ
Judea
Israel
Rosh
Meshech
Moscow
Tobolsk
Caucasus
Gogases
Fortune Nobody Wants
The Evansville circuit court grapples with a blood money dilemma after Isaac Harrison known as the Gypsy King is murdered by a son in Alabama. His heirs refuse the son's share, calling it blood money, leaving the estate in the clerk’s hands as the court seeks a lawful path forward. Meanwhile the Ping-Pong Wrist trend appears, with New York workers adapting to left-handed writing and a surge in ping-pong outfits despite summer near.
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Evansville
Indianapolis
New York Sun
Isaac Harrison
West
Alabama
Harrison
Young Harrison
New York
Battery
Harlem River
Nassau Street
N. Y
Orthographic quirks in a vintage office spelling race
A chaotic office scene has staff debating the spelling of jardiniere. A typewriter, a dictionary lacking the word, and a Harvard newcomer named Ransome converge as colleagues improvise a spelling using a memo header with four Hower pot.
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New York Sun
The New Regime Charms a Proud American Father
A Detroit Vree fragment describes a father proudly introducing his children Ella Wheeler aged six who writes for Rubadub Magazine Kip ling aged nine with four plays running in New York Hortenne aged fourteen author of The Cheeseparers in ite 489 000th and an eleven month old learning to typewriter in a quirky family scene.
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Ella Wheeler
Rubadub
Kipling
New York
Hortenne
Detroit
Cures While You Walk and Other Patent Medicine Brands
Fragmentary ad column notes multiple patent medicines promising cures for feet cold and coughs. Mentions Allen's Foot-Ease with a trial offer, J. Kline's Great Restorer, Dr R. Time free trial in Philadelphia, and Pino's Cure for consumptions. Includes quotes from newspapers and miscellaneous ad lines.
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Allen
Allen Si Olmsted
Boye N.Y
J. Kline
R. Tine, Ltd
Arch Bhs Phildelphia
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