PACTS FOR FALL Our Fall and Winter 92 stock is a wow
Our mammoth stock of clothing hats and furnishings under one roof offers huge savings. Juvenile wear suits and overcoats priced from 2.50 to above 15, and men’s business suits made to order. Hats start at 1.24 to 1.98 with regular 3 value. Indivity in dress via Annex at 6&8 S Charles St.
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London Telegraph
The Girl Karen of Krarup Inn
A quiet inn girl Karen serves guests at Krarup Inn as a west wind roars through the hall. A lawyer, drummers, fish buyers and an anxious farmer create chaos while Karen moves deftly amid the bustle. Later she flees to the heather after a family secret unravels and a fish buyers’ attraction shadows the night.
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Poem Fragments From Norman It, Gals Publication
Fragmentary lines express a distressed speaker pleading for aid and connection. References to Huth Ten Packs Osifron tulips and heart shaped imagery convey emotional turmoil and looming mortality. The piece reads as a dated handwritten verse with interrupted syntax and dramatic tone.
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Making Photographs Luminous Using Starch Powder
A method from the New York Sun explains making luminous photographs by mounting on white card coated with starch paste and luminous powder, pressing to adhere, then treating the unmounted silver print with castor oil to shed excess. Place the coated print on the prepared card and expose to daylight to yield a luminous positive.
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New York Sun
Women and False Teeth and the Spider Hawk Tale
A mixed extract notes that women allegedly have better eyesight yet more dentures than men, then shifts to miners in Colorado battling brown wood spiders. It describes a natural predator, the spider hawk, a steel blue wasp that raids spider nests, carries prey, nests among rafters, and raises its young, with remarks on their tameness and reliance on human help.
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Chambers’ Journal
Colorado
Nature
Ode to a Poet's Eternal Sleep by Henderson
A tribute poem notes TENNYSON as a brilliant force whose spirit flies beyond mortal bounds. It praises his singing heart and the enduring harp of his genius that remains with peers in timeless song.
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W. J. Henderson
New York Times
Possibilities of Nickel Steel in Modern Structures
Nickel steel enhances oxidation resistance and strength with small nickel additions. Tests show 4.7% nickel yields 30 percent higher ultimate strength and 60 to 70 percent higher elastic limit than mild steel, with similar ductility and less corrosion. It could have eased weight and design challenges on the Forth Bridge and Eiffel Tower.
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Popular Science Monthly
Willing offerings and the value of work
A historical sermon fragment discusses the virtue of willing offerings to God, drawing on Cyrus and the Macedonian churches as examples. It emphasizes self-offering first, cheerful giving according to means, and dignity of labor over idle ease, citing Biblical references and Dr. Talmage.
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Mosquito word roots traced to fly and coast lore
The New York Sun notes a humorous link between mosquito and musket from the Latin for fly. One likely reached us via Spanish nosea, the other through Italian. It suggests the Mosquito coast name did not originate from New Jersey as commonly believed.
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Central America
Jersey Post
New York Sun
A Lover Who Nooks No Rivates
An editorial fragment quotes a New York Independent line on Jesus as the lover who guards against rivals and guides believers to glory. It contrasts religious sentiment with a Georgia anecdote of first exposure to a locomotive and a humorous dog misjudgment.
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