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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1894
Page
2
A damaged excerpt expresses longing and loss with archaic diction and personal names. The speaker laments absence and fading affection, invoking imagery of moons and dreams while noting Susie’s place in Table Talk.
In Naples a brilliant countess Flavia and Marquis Ernesto Carafa defy conventional romance. Their sharp wit and mutual detachment drive a public intrigue as they toy with marriage while avoiding sentimentality, meeting often at balls theaters and promenades, spectators marvel at their staged partnership.
The passage notes that although many condemn perfume as vulgar, it will endure because of wives sisters daughters and sweethearts, ensuring continued industry growth and demand.
The New York Herald describes a Washington era dinner with President and Mrs. Washington at the center, the two secretaries at ends, and guests including Mr and Mrs Goon en Bassett and Lee Lewis. The room was warm and chatter scarce until after the meal. The president toasted the company and the ladies retired early.
In McClure's Magazine Hiram Maxim describes the airship as a giant kite with a large top surface and multiple smaller wings. He proposes using a railway track and steam driven propellers to test lift and propulsion in calm air before test flights in wind.
A New York Sun report explains a marine device for twin screw ships. A fine water tube runs along the internal shaft near the hold to sense heat and detect shaft trouble, allowing engineers to slow or stop one engine if the external shaft malfunctions.
Spokane Chron icle notes that receptions are highly adaptable social events in Spokane society. They can transform into a grand ball concert banquet or prayer meeting depending on the crowd weather or political situation.
A Washington farmer unable to marry a chosen girl left her his money in his will and then killed himself. The San Francisco Examiner quotes: his apparent belief in her good judgment warranted the bequest and recognition.
The federal government plans a major electric lighting installation for the Capitol and Congressional Library, with an estimated cost around 200000 dollars. The plant will power the Library, the grounds, and future adjacent buildings, with about 19000 dollars yearly maintenance.
Star photography requires long plate exposures that may last hours. The telescope and plate must track the star to keep the image stationary. Exposures of sixteenth magnitude take about two hours, and only one star image can be captured at a time unless adjacent stars are the same size.
The crown prince of Siam is highlighted among the world’s boy authors. He has written several stories for English children’s magazines and can write fluently in three European languages.
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