Love Is Like That in Town Tale of Louise and Phil
Louise and Phil, engaged doctors in a small town, quarrel over passion and control after a tense evening and a drunken moment. Louise confronts harm and betrayal, then learns forgiveness and a deeper, steadier love. The episode ends with Phil admitting fault and Louise sensing hopeful happiness.
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Siken Kleges
Phil
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Alta
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Gods of Old Palmyra Show Mixed Cultures in Temples
Excavations at Palmyra by French archaeologists reveal reliefs of gods that are partly Greek and partly Arabic and pre Islamic. H Sex tig reports at the Berlin Archeological Society describing a Temple of Bel with a Greek style plan altered to align with Assyrian and Oriental models. The temple’s entrance sits on the long side, signaling cross cultural architectural influences.
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H. Sextig
Service of Antiquities of
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Bel
Caps and Gowns Through History of Medieval Education
The Twelfth century saw gowns worn by masters in cold stone buildings with hoods patterned after monks. The cap and gown symbolized masters and graduation began in France with the degree system. It spread to the United States as high schools adopted graduation attire.
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Audubon Societica Purpose and Mission
The National Association of Audubon Societies aims to arouse public conscience for preserving wild birds and animals, secure year round protection for valuable non game birds and game species threatened with extermination, and encourage people to become acquainted with wildlife nearby.
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Audubon Societica
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Morals, religion, and critics in public discourse
A reflective essay contrasts Christianity and communism, praising Christian morals and cautioning against communism's violence. It cites Mencken, Nietzsche, and Hussey, arguing religion shapes behavior, while noting journalists' focus on women’s appearances and cooks. The piece critiques intellectual honesty and public discourse on religion.
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Caesar
Lfe
Emery Board Uses Beyond Nail Shaping
Emery boards serve many home uses beyond nails including sharpening bent needle tips and retipping machine needles. By grinding with the rougher side then smoothing with the finer side, needles and pencils gain new points and surfaces. The method preserves lead tips and can fix chipped china to improve appearance and handling.
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Bell Syndicate
WND
Earprint ID Proposed by University Professor
Prof Henry F Perkins of the Fleming museum at the University of Vermont proposes ear marks as identification based on 156 distinct ear features. He notes courts in India and maternity hospitals use prints, and that photography reveals individuality in the ear beyond fingerprints.
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Henry F. Perkins
Fleming Museum
University of Vermont
India
Perking
Unnamed tonic claims to restore strength and blood health
The ad argues prolonged effort drains energy and weakens blood. It promotes Tonic S.S. priced at 5.5, claiming to revive appetite, color, and vigor. It suggests readers with fatigue try the product and expect a quick pick up.
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S.S
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