Nautilus submarine boat for 1900 Paris exposition
The Nautilus submarine boat is being built for the 1900 Paris exposition. It features a fishlike hull of white wood and steel, an elevated tower for the pilot, and a central saloon for passengers. The craft rises and sinks via water intake and hydraulic air release, with lifting by electricity and safety from submerged operation.
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Paris
Lake
Boa
England
Thames
France
Hulland
John Arthur Kempster
The Twentieth Century Woman Described as Mock Man
A white speaker condemns the so called new woman as a mock man whose dress and manners corrupt her role. She is said to disdain children and religion, while a true advanced woman should uplift men, pursue roles like lawyer or doctor, and remain womanly. The piece urges moral reform through religious volunteers and urges marriage to steady men if reform fails.
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Tey
Ife
Salvationist
Joan of Arc
Christ Jesus
Ballington Booth
Raing
Volunteers Penitent Farm
America
Linda
Perham
Indianapolis Journal request for a stopping point clue
The fragment cites the Indianapolis Journal asking where to stop and a Boston Citizen remark about timing just before a letter m. The dialog suggests a casual exchange between readers in historical newspaper style with no clear event or names beyond cities. No decisive action or outcome is stated.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Boston
City dialogue on growth and water quality
Metropolitan Chicago Tribune quotes a resident noting the town's rapid growth since the last visit and the claim of boiling drinking water, reflecting concerns about urban expansion and public health. The exchange highlights community anxieties as the area evolves.
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Chicago Tribune
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Made Ballington Booth
Bealty
Mac
Esthel