Marvelous Echoes From Ancient to Modern Repeats
The article recounts curious echoes in places like Simonetta's chateau in Italy and the Pantheon vaults, noting repetitions from a single word to whole verses. It cites echoes at Verdun, the tomb of Metella, and Great Pyramid chambers, with varied counts and conditions.
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Simonetta
Italy
Imany
Pantheon
Metella
Chriepus
Addison
Verdun
Woodstock Park
England
Bernhardt’s Staging Talent as Painter and Sculptor
The article recalls Sarah Bernhardt’s early ambitions in painting and sculpture. It notes her fledgling skills, how uneven instruction shaped her path, and her 1880 salon success with Young Girl and Death. It highlights the acclaimed plaster group After the Storm showing an aged mother with her drowned son and the honorable mention it earned.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Paris
Mme. Bernhardt
Subway Motorman Fends Off Cold With Recycled News
Ample fuel or coal shortages barely affect subway workers. A motorman, whose cubby is cold, uses discarded newspapers left by past passengers to line the car floor. The improvised bedding shields feet from chilling drafts along the tubular right of way.
French Move Contemplates Alcohol Gasoline Mixture Use
Consul Wesley Frost reports to the Department of Commerce that the French government is considering forcing the use of a fuel blend of alcohol gasoline cyclohexane and phenol to dispose of surplus alcohol and cut dependence on imported mineral oils from the United States Britain and Holland.
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Wesley Frost
Marstilles
Department of Commerce
United States
Great Britain
Holland
Parody Note on Political Speech by Senator Sorghum
A fictional senator named Sorghum speaks on political speech and the need to introduce bills to humor influential constituents. The dialogue reflects a cynical view of legislative persuasion and elective pressure in a cautious tone.
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Sorghum
Cinderella Legend As Old Law Of Compensation
The article links Cinderella and other fairy tales to Aryan sun myth, depicting Cinderella as the Dawn and the Morning Sun as the Fairy Prince, while noting variations among European versions. It includes snippets from courtroom quips about sanity, fines, and contempt, reflecting old newspaper humor.
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Cinderella
Europe
Jack
Giant-Killer
Little Red Riding Hood
Lumpkin County Sheriff Sale List of Tax Lands 1923
Georgia Lumpkin County to sell at courthouse on first Tuesday in April tax-levied lands for 1922. Properties include multiple lots in the 11th through 13th Districts totaling several hundred acres, owned by L O Perry John W Rider A D Greenfield S W Smith Wm A Pope N N Bates A J Anderson H M Ashton and the Dahlonega Gold Mining Milling Co. Buckled under tax executions by C O Porter Tax Collector. Proceeding date March 1, 1923.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
Court House
Said County
C. O. Porter
Said
Lumpkin
L. O Perry
John W. Rider
Habersham
N. N. Bates
A.J. Anderson
Hall
H. M. Ashton
Appointment of permanent administrator for Mrs Hattie Crisson estate
W B Townxernn, Ordinary, cites all persons to appear on the first Monday in April 1923 to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to John H Moore over the estate of Mrs Hattie Crisson daughter of J M and Sallie McDonald deceased.
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Georgia
Lampkin County
Julie L. Satterfield
J. W. Satterfield
Lampkin
Ayr
WB. Towssesp
Lumpkin County
Hattie Crisson
J. M. McDonald
Sallie McDonald
John H. Moore
W. B. Townxernn
Women to take orders for guaranteed hosiery
Ad for Beautiful Spring Inc International Stocking Mills seeking women to sell hosiery for men women and children. Includes pay scales listed as 75 dollars weekly full time and 1.50 per hour space time, with emphasis on spring stock and rapid delivery.
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Beautiful Spring Inc. International
Sopression
Property in Lumpkin County to be sold April first 1923
The sheriff will sell on the first Tuesday in April 1923 between legal hours at the Lumpkin County courthouse the Ace tract of land in the 1st District lying in lot 74 containing about 60 acres. Boundaries include John Wilson and A J Kanady lines and Wm Gilbert and 86 Martin. The property is levied to satisfy a fi fa in favor of W R Shope against A B Kanady. Levy made by Jolyn Evang J D and returned to J M Daves sheriff.
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Superior Court
Lumpkin County
H. Gibson
B. J. Gibson
Gibson
J. B. Jones
Tt. F. Christian
Superior Court of
Gainsville
Georgia
G. W. Byers
Annie Sue Byers
Mall County
United States
Dahlonega Nugget
Gainesville
Hall
Said County
Habersham
John Wilson
A. Jt.kanady
Martin
Wm. Gilbert
A. G. Maretin
A. J. Kanady
A.B. Kanady
W. R. Shope
Justices Court
G. M
Limpkin County
A. B. Kanady
Jolyn Evang
J. D
Cause of Gloom in London Answers Dialogue
A short exchange shows a grandmother lamenting a son’s resemblance to his father while a boy wryly notes inheriting trousers, using playful mood to contrast lineage and appearance. The fragment captures intimate family banter in a newspaper snippet.
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Jimmy
London
Mysterious Quote Spices City Health and Odds Talk
A stray exchange ties personal health choices to betting odds. The speaker questions Mr. Belfast on changing doctors while noting Doctor Elin’s reputation. Another comment suggests choosing a provider with better recovery odds reflects risk preference in medical care.
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Belfast
Elin
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