Nation-Wide Salvation Army Employment Bureau
The Salvation Army operates a broad interstate employment service, aiding discharged soldiers and civilians. It reports placing 65,000 people last year in jobs ranging from unskilled to professional, while also providing clothing and support to applicants in need.
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CAMERA SHOWS UP DEFECTS IN PHOTOGRAPHS
A Popular Science Monthly note explains why photographers retouch negatives less with soft focus lenses. It cites color perception differences between lenses and the human eye, noting blue violet rays highlight skin flaws. The eye color balance affects how red tones appear, making retouching common.
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Dirk
Hemon
Popular Science Monthly
Water Spider of Autumn Dives Deep in Air Bubble Dome
A Country Life correspondent notes a unique spider that lives mostly underwater. It builds silk domes among weeds in ponds and ditches, fills them with air, and lays eggs. Each autumn it forms a deeper nest, seals inside, and sleeps till spring.
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English Country Life
Lost and Found Love in the Orchard Festival
Rosalind selects morning blooms for Madame Vane as Royal faces departure from his past. Madame hopes the name fairies bring joy while Royal, torn by a broken engagement and his new love May, plans a village festival that proves music can heal. Bertha confronts him as a wealthy former flame departs in an extravagant car.
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Old New York lobsters and seafood in colonial days
A nostalgic survey of New York waters in colonial times mentions six foot lobsters six feet long legendary, and abundant species such as terrapin crabs sturgeon oysters and various fish. Writers like Eddis Van der Donck and the Lit hadist Fathers describe the rich seafood bounty and shifting fortunes as the city grew.
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Gemini Traits Highlighted in Personal Qualities
People born May 20 to June 21 under Gemini are described as affectionate and generous, courted and arts minded, yet careless with money. They take pride in accomplishments over wealth, but are nervous, unsettled, and easily influenced, with changing opinions.
Judge Confirms Bill’s Retirement From Business
Dialog suggests Bill plans retirement after years of work. A skeptical “Oh, I’ve heard him say that before” is followed by the reply that this time the Judge approved the retirement, hinting at a legal or formal confirmation. The exchange frames a notable turn in Bill’s career.
Tippecanoe and Tyler Too Campaign Guide Harrison Victory
The 1840 era battle over the Whigs and Democrats is recalled with the Tippecanoe and Tyler too rallying cry for William Henry Harrison and John Tyler. Harrison’s military fame fueled a log cabin and hard cider campaign leading to 231 electoral votes versus Van Buren’s 60.
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Notable Teacher Weighs Brain Power On Pupils
A local school teacher spends much energy shaping students, hoping her pupils will rise in life. Din. When asked who her most famous pupil is, she cites a jazz toe dancer as a lighthearted answer.
Double Payment Exchange Quip from Boston Transcript
A brief exchange illustrates debt humor as a speaker defends a second payment by recalling an initial purchase. The doctor cautions about overindulgence in candy, prompting a witty reply about prepaid costs.
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Boston Transcript
Dentistry in all branches at unmatched city prices
Dentistry offers artificial teeth with choices between quality and quantity. We can furnish teeth at any price. Open daily from 8 am to 6 pm. Appointments by mail or phone.
Wanted reliable men to handle our business in Denton
Wanted. Reliable men to handle our business in Denton and vicinity. Our line of roads are an actual necessity and every amily is a possible customer. No capi tal required, we furnish all goods. You remit after deliveries, enjoy on profita ble busines. You furnish a bond as security, and car for delivery. Address GRAND UNION TEA CO., 619 King St, Wilmington, Del.
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