Charges and character at fifty in an American church view
An excerpt discussing how at age fifty character is largely fixed, shaping behavior, speech, and demeanor. It notes the sculptor analogy for deeds and memories, predicting predictable reactions and habits, with a dated tone from American Church Monthly.
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American Church Monthly
French scientist argues women tolerate cold better
Style and clothing influence comfort more than biology a French researcher suggests. He cites thicker fibers and blood distribution to explain women’s cold resistance while noting fashion and aesthetics drive female comfort. The piece ends with a reflection on whether nature designed women for style over endurance.
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Anderson Herald
Firemen’s Coffee Stall In London Near Twenty-Fifth Birthday
A green motor van serves as the London firemen’s coffee stall supplying meals after fires. The vehicle carries three twenty-gallon urns two with boiling water and one with cocoa, a biscuit cupboard and large mugs. The cook rides inside the van assisted by the driver. The van began as a horse-drawn vehicle and will soon celebrate its twenty-fifth year.
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London
England
Prehistoric Workshop Unearthed at Frindsbury in Medway Valley
Geologists discover a complete prehistoric workshop near Frindsbury Rochester with 17 heaps of flint tools and weapons totaling 4000 pieces. Finds include hand axes, hammer stones, and large flint pieces dated to mid Pleistocene times. The site lies in a chalk clip with a saucer shaped low mood, and is linked to an early fire event preceding human appearance.
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Frindsbury
Rochester
Valley of
Medway
England
Lost Flower Rediscovered by Two American Scientists
A rare flower known as the pink turtlehead, once discovered around 1750 and lost for 175 years, has been independently rediscovered by I. Wherry of the United States Department of Chemistry and J. B. Medici of the United States Museum. Found near Marlboro, Massachusetts, the plant grows in wet ground to about three feet and bears pink blossoms resembling a turtle’s neck.
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5. I. Wherry
United States
Race trophies moved to vaults of London jewelers
Racing trophies won in England this season are sent to safe deposits to augment wealth of gold and silver plate stored in vaults. Families with long winning histories own numerous cups and avoid keeping them at home. London vaults hold extensive collections before Severn.
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England
London
The Phones and Low Rates Rewrite the Text
The readable text notes low telephone rates with costs listed for business and residence use. It mentions extension charges and rates to adjoining houses, followed by garbled legal or county information and a demand for immediate payment of a debt.
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Tive Wane Symys Ate
Tod Teheeitose Co
Public Auction Notice in Lamkin County Georgia
Court of Ordinary will hold sale at public outcry before the usual place for Sheriffs' Sales in Lamkin County on the first Puty in Novem ber, year 1926. Properties include multiple plots totaling about 180 acres, parcels 1215 1216 1283 1244 plus minerals reserved, to satisfy debts of J N Satterfield deceased. Administrators and directors certify accuracy of the report.
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Georpit
Wuimpkin County
Superior Court
Baum Kin County
Jos
N. Satterfield
Artaub
J. N. Satterfield
Warnes
Georgia
Lumpkin County
Oiths
Said
T. F Christin
Dahlonega
Sach Bank
MP Cimsian
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Thay Als Seager
Mayor Landes Sees Graft as Threat to American Ideals
A Seattle mayor, Mrs. Derdla A. K. Landes, at a luncheon denounces graft and political tolerance of corruption as unAmerican. She warns that tolerating corruption harms the nation and compares it to disrespect of American ideals.
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Derdla
A. K. Landes
Seattle
Nox So Good Golfers Comically Blocked by Learner Players
A neighborhood golfer, Royan, encounters a foursome of women slow on a Sunday morning. After hours of play and rising frustration, he vents to four bystanders and sympathizes with the women explaining they are learning and may hold up faster rounds.
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Royan
Poaching Ban Still Rules in South Tyrol Villages
In the mountain districts of Italian South Tyrol a medieval taboo forbids a young man from one village to pursue a girl from another. Violators face severe punishments, sometimes death, as reported by the Turin Stampa. A recent case from Gais sees Franz Nelwerder found wounded on a country road after courting a girl from Ottone, with police arresting his assailants despite regional tradition.
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South Tyrol
Franz Nelwerder
Gais
Ottone
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