Dreams of Cities and Names You Never Heard Before
An analysis of dream city symbolism suggests visiting far places in sleep reveals longing and guidance. The piece cites Freudian debate, notes names like Fleissa and Hearsing built from near Vienna clues, and links Hearsing to Vissingen via linguistic threads, ending with a copyright caution.
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Adren
Perlis
Heddings
Lfe
Fleisa
Fleiss
Vienna
Flussa
Vissingen
Flushing
England
Good Things for the Family Yeast Roll and Pastry Guide
A home style cooking note lists yeast breads and desserts with step by step amounts and methods. It covers soft yeast dough, currant buns, butter sugar glaze, popovers, and hard sauce with optional date additions and flavorings.
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Serge
Night Travel on Trains Reveals Lost Country
Henry W. Nevinson remarks in the Manchester Guardian that Americans and English travelers ride in darkness, curtains drawn, air poor, listening to a mother and child, missing a sense of the land between cities and doubting the existence of a true American country beyond big cities and parks.
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America
New York
Chicago
Washington
Boston
Niagara
Henry W. Nevinson
Manchester
Eng
Guardian
Bread Prices Rising Due to Yeast In Dough
A light exchange notes a general rise in bread and attributes the cause to yeast used in dough. The dialogue humorously explores how such a small ingredient can affect prices.
Golfing with a Surgeon in Detroit
A Detroit Free Press anecdote about a renowned surgeon who excels in the operating room but struggles with golf calling his slice a surgical misstep. The tale humorously contrasts his precise knife work with a persistent imperfect golf swing.
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Detroit
Nature
Detroit Free Press
Youngest Union Soldier Revealed in Civil War Tale
William B. Miller of Bath New York claims he was the war era’s youngest soldier. At eleven he fled home to join the First North Carolina volunteers as a summer boy. After five months he became a drummer with the Tenth New York Volunteer Infantry and served until discharge at age fourteen in 1865.
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William B. Miller
Bath
N. Y
North Carolina Volunteers
Tenth
New York Volunteer Infantry
Washington
Sugar and fruit decline under Spanish rule in Porto Rico
The article notes early sugar shipments to Porto Rico from 1533 but minimal Spanish effort due to antiquated methods. It contrasts with American activity that fostered oil fruits and an unknown industry, while vast acres of grapefruits rot on trees due to transportation shortages and natives burying fruit for lack of markets.
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Porto Rico
Long
The Significance of Rank in Fighting and Politics
A Kentuckian disputes the idea that holding the title colonel proves combat prowess or political clout. He argues the rank has lost its stigma as a marker of influence, noting it no longer guarantees influence in either arena.
Stenographer Denied Visitors After Siege at Hospital
An Indianapolis stenographer returns from a hospital siege and a admirer apologizes, noting a doctor has barred visitors. She reveals flowers were allowed since no ban was placed on them, while the caller stays quiet.
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Indianapolis
Japanese steelplate plant opens in Yawata Kyushu
The Japan Advertiser reports a newly completed steelplate plant at Yawata Kyushu, claimed as the largest in the Far East and among the world’s six biggest. Costing 4,000,000 yen, it boasts monthly production capacity of 100,000 tons and facilities to produce plates sixty feet long and eleven feet wide, the largest ever made in Japan.
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Far East
Yawata Kyushu
Japan
Japan Advertiser
Fireless Cork Shoe Foot Warmer For Cold Work Floors
A Chicago inventor introduces a fireless foot warmer for workers on cold damp freezer floors. The device is a cork shoe with air spaces, fur at the top, hinged heel and toe, and a steel spring closure. A stopper seals the top when not in use.
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Chicago
Meat Market and Shoe Shop at Frank Moore Old Stand
A combined meat market and shoe shop operates at the Frank Moore old stand. The business advertises telephone access as 3 6 for inquiries and orders.
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Frank Moore
Eyes and thought linked by eye movement theory
Hereward Carrington discusses how vision shapes consciousness and learning. Dr Luther Stock ton Fisher proposes that eyes act as electric buttons in the brain, enabling thought when directed outward or downward. mental work wanes when eyes roll upward.
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Hereward Carrington
Leslie’s
Luther Stockton Fish
Cleveland
Fisher
Ruined for Life a Coping Tale from The New York Central Magazine
In a vignette titled Ruined for Life, Tinker Smith is described as in a hopeless condition. The piece centers on the belief that a second lieutenant’s opinion of him was accurate, provoking a deep personal crisis and questions of self-worth.
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Tinker Smith
New York Central Magazine
Tall Buildings and Wind Patterns
An explanation of how city streets and tall buildings create wind gusts and miniature whirlwinds. Observations include hot air rising, streets accelerating flow, and drafts spilling into side streets while the main wind stream gains speed. Hold onto hats as winds mushroom around corners.
College's Many Religions Census at Illinois
A religious census of the University of Illinois shows 41 belief shades. Among responses, 117 said no religious affiliation, 64 Unitarians, 38 Universalists, 1 Confucianist, 6 Hindus, 47 Jews, and a spectrum across denominations. Major groups include Methodist 907, Presbyterian 617, Congregational 264, Christian 239, Baptist 228, Roman Catholic 214, Episcopalian 195, Lutheran 105.
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University of Illinois
Strayed Steers Missing From Pilot Ga Area
Notice reports two eight year old steers missing. One pale red with large horns, one red and white spotted with small horns. both marked with a smooth crop and underbit in right ear and split and underbit in left. Reward offered by G. W. Brooksstrr of Pilot Ga.
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G. W. Brooxstrr
Pilot
M. R. Crawtorn
Dawsonville
Farm for sale 124 acres on new Highway in Dahlonega
For sale a 124 acre farm with a good apple orchard and substantial saw timber for improvements. The area has improving roads promising growth. Interested buyers should contact L. J. McDo naughn in Dahlonega Georgia today.
Farm For Sale in Hightower District on Nov 15
John RBUackwertn announces a sale of a 9 room house and farm in Hightower District on November 15. The property includes a good well and spring, household and kitchen furniture, one mule, two cows, two yearlings, and farming tools. Daily mail and phone in house. The sale will be to the highest bidder.
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Hightower
Daily Mail
Joux R Buackwertn
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