Mme Stare’s Wonderful Gift Revealed as Fortune Tale
A scrappy page from a manuscript recounts Manglerson's discovery of a folded memo on a doctor’s desk and a later tale that Mme. Stare’s reputed powers provide counsel in embezzlement cases and inheritance disputes. The story links a missing paper, a hidden memo, and Mme. Stare’s influence on Doctor Rebus and his heirs.
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Tie
Lens
Subulia
Leng
Lend
Mangleson
Louw
Seville
Lena
Tun Anim
Qk Minglson
Dhvtars
Devtor
Manelescu
Une
Uh Vity Danly
Doctor Rebus
Akisktt
David Wemple
Wemple
Doctor Rebas
Ted Deen Tan
Doctor Rebs
Rehas
Miss
Parsory
Mitch
Werbrogher
Wenple
Janeen
Jusean
Senidle
Weupte
Happy Nation
Rebas
Mme. Stare
Do Trees Die Of Old Age And Maturity
A Smithsonian Institute communication to Pathfinder Magazine argues trees do not die of old age. They continue growing while alive, though growth slows after a species specific size. Longevity differs from animals. trees fall to disease or accidents, with wood decay cutting off water and nutrients leading to death.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Smithsonian Institution
Ant
Food preparation recipe for lime wash mixture
A historic kitchen instruction describing a lime wash wash preparation with half bushel lime one peck salt dissolved in warm water three pounds ground ci¢e boiled to a paste half pound Spanish whiting one pound clear glue dissolved in water mixed and aged several days. The mixture is kept hot in a kettle or portable furnace and applied hot.
Reel Tragedy At The Community Movie Theater
A lone woman staggers through darkness as no one intervenes at the quiet neighborhood cinema. She pauses to scan the gloom then sits defeated amid a failing showing, the sole usher absent from duty.
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Thester
Longest beard in history tied to John Mayo painter to Emperor Charles V
The record beard belonged to John Mayo, painter to Charles V, as noted in Arvine's Cyclopedia of 1888. Mayo, a tall man, reportedly could walk on his beard which he wore tied to his buttonhole with a gibbon. The emperor enjoyed watching it flutter in courtiers' faces when commanded to snap it.
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Arvine
John Mayo
Charles V
Fooled by Eclipse Illustration Shown at Mauilt
An illustration demonstrating the Sun’s effect on flowers during a solar eclipse appeared in Mauilt. Scientists concluded the eclipse reached totality. some observers noted changes as flowers closed.
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Mauilt
Valley of the Rhone Journey Through France's Scenic Corridor
Prepared by the National Geographic Society, the article extols a Graf Zeppelin voyage along the Rhone valley. It highlights Lyon as a bustling gateway, references Roman ruins in Nimes, describes the Besançon and Palais, and celebrates Grenoble’s Renaissance eye, dramatic bridges, and riverine views from the great stone bridge.
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National Geographic Society
Washington
Trance
Rhone
Toules
Vramee
Lyon
New York
France
Funt
Rhege
Sayne
Faurviere
Ure
Cemimercia
Dernes Tron
St. John
St. Martin d Ainay
Mordhern
Pourviere Vinioh
Mt Lane
Irigfile
Aves
Degtine
Laon
Rene
Keep
Besucaire
Uenssin
Nie
Mediterrmens
Dauphine
Grenoble
June and Caroline contrast in a friend conflict
Rosa portrays two schoolmates, June and Caroline, through Ethel and Nanny. June is moody and flighty yet fiercely trusted by some, while Caroline is steady and calm but less central in group dynamics. The piece explores loyalty, popularity, and the tensions of teenage friendship.
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Caroline
June
Fair Care
Nanny
Ethel
Witt
Calin
Is There a Chance of Marriage With Nat Says Dear Abby
A column addressing Isabel who doubts marrying Nat due to his aging, limited success, and her desire for money and social life. The columnist rejects the notion of marriage without mutual effort, urging Isabel to consider her own willingness to share in both companionship and responsibility to make a marriage work.
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Nat
Sibel
Ote
Teig
Isabel
Neglecting to Paint Means Monetary Loss
The article argues neglected, unpainted houses devalue their surroundings and deter buyers. It contends that minimal modernization preserves structural charm, while fresh paint and tasteful color schemes boost appeal and property values, making homes better investments for neighborhoods.
Movement to Plant Trees Along Highways Gains Traction
A Missouri plan by the state highway commission near Louisiana envisions planting groups of spire and related greenery every 200 to 800 feet for about 20 miles. The project, funded by a Louisiana nursery gift, aims to beautify highways and inspire broader landscaping, with blooming growth expected to showcase possibilities for future treatment of roadsides.
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Louisiana
State Highway Commission
Everest
Call for Simple Play Spots in Civic Parks
Perrucelo Vitsile of New York, member of the National Commission of Fine Arts, advocates landscape design as a moral and physical good for city residents. He notes that open spaces should serve the masses in a democratic city to relieve congestion and provide relief from formal surroundings.
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Perrucelo
New York
National Comission of Fine Arts
Mt. Vitale
Joy of Life in Country Living Explored
The piece argues country living offers as much as city life but in a less dense form. It emphasizes easier formation of close friendships and more frequent social connections, enabling enjoyment of life’s important aspects in Antertea-Es change.
Not Too Many Evergreens in Garden Planting
The article argues for balanced use of evergreens and deciduous shrubs rather than relying solely on evergreens. It notes that informal homes benefit from a mix, while formal house styling suits greater evergreen presence.
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Uwever
Road sign interference harms highway safety and convenience
Advertising flaws obscure standard road signs and directional signals on transcontinental highways hindering travel safety. The issue reduces driver visibility and may increase confusion, creating hazards for motorists and pedestrians alike.
There’s a Difference Between a Happy Home and the City
A reflective contrast describes a peaceful home where warmth and laughter fill the air versus a bustling city where constant hammering and work define the environment. The piece ponders how place shapes daily life and mood.
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Indead
Ily
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SAI
D. J. Warer
Manglason
Grand Hesets
Michigan
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Alegwer
Len
Maryeh Sun
Michaeter
Valley of
Nimes
Renata
Mont Cavalier
Iumont
Ronan
Nepal
Sande
Enlivalicnu
St. Andre
St. Benegct
Philippe-le-Bel
Hotel de Ville
Orange
Rhone Valley
Rosa
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