A Day in the Power House Awakens Work Crew
At seven in the morning the power house roars to life as workers shed dress clothes for woolen shirts and overgines. The scene follows skilled trades from blacksmiths to switchboard men while Mike guards the lubricating oil, and a staff of twenty five to forty five keeps the engines and generators running under engineers and electricians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gines
Belike
Artis
Mike
Power House
Tim
Fedew
Hans
Younge
Aguinaldo and Napoleon Face Reading Compared
A Washington physiognomist reads faces of statesmen and compares Aguinaldo to Napoleon. He analyzes features such as forehead, mouth, and ears to infer traits, cautioning that Aguinaldo’s balance and calculated thinking could guide or hinder his statesmanship.
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Washington, Jan
City of
Washington
Aguinaldo
Napoleon
United States
Philippines
Malta
Bower
Dane Gerens
Sta
A Chinese Hell from an English Illustrated Magazine
An excerpt describes a brutal Chinese hell as depicted in a temple exhibit. It portrays gods and imps torturing souls with saws, nails, and boiling cauldrons while spectators observe, including two young men grieving for their father. The piece uses sensational, racist imagery to provoke shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaster-Of-Paris
Yuanian
Chamber of Horrors
Toussaud
Hells
Convili
Jon
Will
The Eye of Aguinaldo as Character Revealed
A portrait describes Aguinaldo’s eyes as keen and intelligent yet untrustworthy. The speaker notes drooping lids mask honesty, warns that big eyes signal danger, and portrays Aguinaldo as merciless yet potentially a powerful ally if properly handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguinaldo
Napoleon
Fragmented Proverb Style Reflections On Etiquette And Taste
A collection of aphorism like lines on happiness behavior and social norms. The notes imply gossip about style taste and manners with scattered observations on thrift artistry and neighborly conduct. The fragment ends mid thought suggesting a commentary from the Chicago Record style column.
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Indianapolis Journal
Aguinatio ci Dietate
Asumaka
Mnnifather
Oo Mative Woentan
Japan
von Eciner
Ita
Chelago Rees Ord
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