A Winter Scene of Love and Missed Cues in Town
In a late Victorian drawing room Susan Ashburton and her sister Matilda watch a shy suitor, Godfrey Pollard, woo them via a dress circle invitation. Misread signals, delayed letters, and theatre plans lead to misunderstandings, rivalries, and a hopeful reconciliation as Christmas nears.
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I Felt the Sting of Eben Hare’s Betrayal
A wary bride-to-be hides a truth in a tale of Eben Hare a doctor whose affair with a fair haired girl is uncovered by Anne. Lizzie escapes to California by steamer determined to expose the lie and seek a firmer path as she packs her trunk and plans a bold departure to begin anew.
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Outing Costumes for Sports and Travel
A survey of year’s outdoor fashion covers yachting and boating gowns in blue serge and white wool, riding habits in diagonal cloths, camp and mountain costumes with brown cloth and leather trimmings, and new riding whips. It notes colors, fabrics, and period-appropriate details for ladies engaging in sailing, shooting, camping, and riding.
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Photography in Science and the role of optics
Scribner's Magazine discusses how chemistry drives photography beyond lens based methods, noting pin hole techniques require long exposures while lenses shorten to seconds. It highlights cheap lenses, optical surfaces, and the optician's impact on portraiture instantaneous photography and astronomy, with a view on distortion and skill.
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Photography
Science
Scribner’s Magazine
Opticians
The Necklace Across Ages and Cultures
In Charles I era amber and gold necklaces marked status while Pharaoh funded a necklace for Joseph. Tartars used teeth in Genghis Khan times. Southern African and Western Indian pieces featured bear claw and coral bead adornments. Puritans nearly erased such jewelry as ornament.
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Genghis Khan
Henry VIII
What is the Moon Story of the Heavens
The text argues that lunar seas are deserts and the Moon shows no water. Telescopes reveal no seas lakes rivers or oceans. When clear, the Moon’s surface features are visible and unclouded by atmosphere or water.
Swing family tale hints at lawyerly claims
Prof David Swing, famed preacher, recalls a weeks visit from an elder cousin at the Swing mansion. The visitor, a guileless farmer, departs praising the host and asking if Swing is a lawyer, reflecting Arcadian amusement and modest pride in his career.
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Three More Eiffel Towers Discussed in Paris Plan
The idea of building three additional Eiffel towers and placing them on a platform to cradle a sanatorium above urban smoke and noise is being seriously discussed in Paris. The concept, grand as past feats like the Panama Canal and Channel tunnel, would serve invalids seeking air and seclusion, though not likely for this generation.
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Goodby
Susie
Matilda
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London
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Harry Bibbery
Tom Trotters
Mrs. Lawrence
Pigaro
Eiffel Towers
Paris
Panama Canal
Steve Decker's Tales of Hopatcong Bears and Cats
July 13 Hopatcong New Jersey. Steve Decker, a storied local hunter, recounts bears roaming the Schooley range and the perils of hunting wild cats. He recalls a 6 round bear duel with Brain the bear and notes rattle snakes and camp lore along the lake, urging visitors to hear his yarns while spotting wild spots.
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Musical Connoisseurs At The Symphony Concert
A lively group discusses a recent symphony program. They praise the violins, the soprano’s dress, and the lute player while quizzing each other on favorites. The tenor charms, the tromboneist amuses, and chatter turns to the virtuosic tutti finale.
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Maude
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