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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1893
Page
1
The Sun Advertisement Pricing Details
The Sunday Sun price is five cents per copy. By mail prices are two dollars a year. Daily by mail six dollars a year. Daily and Sunday by mail eight dollars a year. The Weekly Sun is one dollar a year. Address The Sun New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mail
the Sun
New York
Dream Winter Garden in Angelina Wray Poem
A dream of winter winds and frosted gardens yields to a morning where birds sing high in tree boughs and orioles’ nests swing. The scene shifts from snow and dreary night to bright flowers, green riverbanks, and sunlight returning as the day ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orchan
Angelina W. Wray
Harper's Bazar
Aversion to Noise Hints at Neurotic Degeneration
The piece argues excessive sensitivity to noise signals neurotic degeneration and civilizational disease. It contrasts noise tolerance with illness, notes willful control can ease symptoms, and cites social shifts away from viewing noise sensitivity as virtue. It closes with reflections on aging, health culture, and public attitudes toward the sick.
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Wittitterlys
Nicholas Nickleby
Tom
Bedlam
New York Evening Sun
Not a Superb Animal Only a Woman of Culture at Club
A white haired woman at a New York club meeting laments the era of physical culture and athletic enthusiasm. She fears the coming woman will be judged as a mere superb animal rather than as a cultured individual.
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New York Times
New York
Calculating Storm Distance by Lightning and Thunder
The article explains how to estimate a storm's distance by timing the lag between lightning and thunder. Sound travels 1,100 feet per second, light is instant, and 30 seconds equals about 33,000 feet or 64 miles, using a watch to count seconds.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Skincare Advice Promotes Clean Habits and Fresh Skin
An Exchange excerpt urges hygienic routines including frequent pure rain water cleansing, brisk friction with coarse flannel, and daily sun and air baths. Regular attention to nature’s cues is described as essential to healthy skin, preventing wrinkles and decay.
Auroras Made On Demand By Two Scientists
The French savant De la Rive and Swedish astronomer Lenstrom produced artificial borealis displays. Lenstrom's Finland experiments used a mountain summit coil of wire with tin nibs charged to create a spectacular aurora radiating greenish yellow light as spectroscopic tests confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de la Rive
Lenstrom
Finland
St. Louis Republic
Dream Testimony on Rapid Mind and Time Saving Feat
A newspaper writer recounts a dream where he covers a San Leandro railroad disaster, gathering facts, interviewing officials, and writing a four column scare story in under two minutes. He later clocks the dream as about ten hours of possible real time. A brief note on peach origins and a few light anecdotes follow.
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Commercial Street
Montgomery
District Court
Camp E
Rockwell
Oalland
San Leandro
Pacific and
Davis Streets
Oakland
Broadway
Washington Street
San Jose
Oakland Settlement
San Francisco
Col
If you die you die if you live you live tale
A tale from Springfield Homestead features an Irish farmer woman and a priest who cure a dying cow through a bizarre ritual. Years later the same woman helps a dying doctor cure the priest by a walking bed performance and song. The piece reflects humor and resilience in faith.
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Springfield Homestead
A Winsome Brown Mouse Enchants Readers
A brown mouse captivates readers with dainty moves and playful behavior. The critter endears itself despite fears of human pursuers and provides constant entertainment with its teachable, neat, and affectionate ways to friends.
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Howella
Pious Lawyers Praised as Noble Patriots in Messenger Review
The Wilmington Messenger extols lawyers as among the most pious, consecrated, and humble Christians. It cites several lifelong advocates who live in sweet communion with God and regard lawyers as ornaments to country and humanity, noting some still survive.
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Wilmington
N. C
Visits of Condolence and the Iron Rules of mourning
A sympathetic talk on condolence customs contrasts practical notes with rigid social expectations. One woman advocates brief notes guiding mourning visitors to call only when the mourner is ready, while others debate whether displays of grief or strict etiquette best ease sorrow and respect.
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Oll
Pumps of the Egyptian and other ancient water tech
The article describes Egyptian portable pumps and the hydraulic screw as common in ancient sculpture. It notes the shadow irrigation method along the Nile and the Chinese chain pump predating Christ. It mentions early steam use for raising water and ancient fire-based vessel techniques by priests, not developed into secular use.
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Egypt
Nile
China
Greece
Rome
Evolution of hats from ancient to modern times
Hat making draws on Asia and the Orient with materials such as straw rat tan bamboo and palm leaf while the Japanese use paper for their headgear. The petasus and brimmed hats trace to ancient Rome and Greece and the English uptake follows the medieval era with royal and Chaucerian references.
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Asia
Indias
China
England
Fraissart
Edward
Chaucer
Washington Star
Ristori’s Dual Nature Shines On Stage And In Life
From a memoir excerpt describing the actress Adelaide Ristori, her intense tragic fervor contrasted with tender motherhood. The author notes she performed in Paris carrying her infant, nursing between acts during Myrrha, and questions whether the nurse role affected her tragedy. La Malibran is mentioned as a parallel for contrasting emotions.
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Ristori
Paris
la Malibran
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