Ingenious Spy Device Described as Hidden Pipe
The article notes a spy device using a pipe with a secret space between inner and outer walls. It explains how a hidden twist could allow burning tobacco to enter a chamber and consume papers if danger arises. It mentions Ligsue paper and Cal lier's. It also briefly cites marriage license laws and India's currency rupee.
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Heroine Weds James Steward in Hackensack Nuptials
Heroine Jessie Simpson a former beauty contest winner and photographers model who lost her legs in a 1937 train accident marries James Steward of Hackensack New Jersey. Simpson runs a Hackensack beauty shop and will be remembered for her notable life and public resilience.
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Saw Tooth quilt border pattern and three early American blocks
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Popelar Government and Foundational Education Quote
A garbled note quotes a belief in education as the foundation of democracy. It mentions Franklin D. Roosevelt and stresses the value of public education as essential to the nation's future.
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Miniature Army Brightens Paris Museum Displays
A Paris military museum features a 19,000 figure miniature army created by a single Alsatian veteran who served under Napoleon. Each doll stands about two and a half inches tall and wears authentic Napoleonic era uniforms and weapon replicas.
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Folly of Anger Endures From Pythagoras to Present
A fragment quotes the ancient maxim that anger stems from folly and leads to repentance, attributed to Pythagoras. The brief aphorism frames anger as a cycle of imprudence followed by remorse.
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