Ram Singh and Engel Sahib Tiger Revenge Tale
A shipboard tale follows Ram Singh and Engel Sahib as tigers threaten a cargo of exotic beasts. Ram Singh fights Engel, a cruel officer, by shoving him into Rajah the Bengal tiger’s cage leading to the officer’s violent death and Ram Singh’s unknown fate.
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Calcutta
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Port Said
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America
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Ian Singh
Engel Sahib
Engel Salub
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All About Marriage by Susan Ertz Quote
Quote discusses marriage success linked to freedom of thought and action. It contrasts "old enough and wise" partners with "young enough and blind" lovers. It notes easygoing husbands earn devotion, while men who are unsure and dislike routine create dynamics of reliance and affection.
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Nina
Susan Ertz
Oldest Printed Bible the Bible of Thirty six Lines
The Bible of Thirty six Lines is an early Latin Bible edition with two columns of 30 lines per page. It is among the first books printed by Johannes Gutenberg.
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Johannes Gutenberg
Radiating Heat Requirement from Mines Experiments
The text asserts a man could not tire if his body could radiate heat, noting this conclusion followed extensive experiments by the bureau of mines.
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sava
the
bureau of mines
Accidents Advised as Medicine Cabinets Marked
A cautionary note urges strict labeling of all bottles in households to prevent accidental ingestion. Authorities emphasize clear contents and proper storage to reduce harm, especially for children.
New York State Telephones Surpass Italy by Fourteenfold
A historical statistic notes New York State possessed fourteen times as many telephones as Italy, highlighting vast infrastructural disparities in communications between the two regions during the period.
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New York State
Italy
Purse Heist Ends With Hidden Diamond Discovery
A street purse swap leads a young man named Pringle to recover his own bag after a chase through a crowded thoroughfare. A scheming old woman and a street loafer both try to seize the purse, but Pringle reclaims it and finds a crystal diamond tucked inside, worth a sizable sum.
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Pringle
savings bank
Kismet
wayfarer
wayfarer noiso
Marla
Tomb of Patriarchs Revealed In Historic Interior Photo
The interior of the Machpelah cave in southern Palestine, housing the tombs of Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob, and Leah, was photographed for the first time in modern times. Long considered a sacred site, it has passed through Jewish, Christian, and Muslim reverence, with a Crusader church and later a mosque marking its layered history.
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Palestine
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Sarah
Taone
Rebecca
Jacob
Leah
London Graphic
Edward
Holy land
Wates
Mohammed II
Selim I
lnte
Abdul-Mejid
Graphic
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Forty Years Of Amnesia Ends For Gettysburg Veteran
William Allen, a Civil War veteran, was fatally wounded at Gettysburg and for forty years his mind stayed blank for current events while he remembered past incidents vividly. On July 22 1008 he was thrown from a horse and regained consciousness to find his memory fully restored.
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William Allen
Gettysburg
Allen
Patriot signer Thomas Lynch Dies at Sea
Thomas Lynch born 1740 and a South Carolina delegate died at sea in 1779. As one of the youngest signers of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 he was not yet twenty seven when he signed.
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Thomas Lynch
South Carolina
Human Nature Prose on Dodging Automobiles
A Cincinnati Enquirer remark notes the paradox of detesting both speeding autos and slow rides. The line highlights daily friction between human rhythm and traffic pace in urban life.
Taxing spinsters and bachelors sparks debate
A writer in the London Passing Show argues it is unfair to penalize single people who strive to marry, proposing that spinsters deserve taxation just as bachelors do to fund shared societal burdens.
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London
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