Squabble Over Throne Of Czar In Exile Circles
Parla-M. Paul Eric reports on anti Soviet exile groups split into monarchists and democrats with factions. Monarchists push two grand dukes Cyril and Dimitri, Russians abroad discuss return strategies while support for Wrangel lingers. Democrats and Socialists form varied groups, with moderate Socialists led by M. Aksen Ney seeking political concessions amid a shaky underground landscape.
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Parla
M. Paul Eric
le Journal
Lenin
Moscow
M @rto
Europe
Cyril
Dimitri
Nicholas II
Vladimir
Alexander I
Czardom
Tauride
Nicholas III
Paul
Rasputin
Red Army
Russia
Nicholas
Wrangel
Balkans
M. Aksen- Ney
Tailor’s Fuel Fire Devours Orangefield Town
A tailor poured gasoline on a burning pressing machine in Orangefield Texas. The blaze consumed thirteen buildings and left the town a field of ashes. He says he believed the bucket contained water.
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Orangefield
Tex
Kerensky’s indecision fuels Russia’s political divide
In the current Russian crisis moderate Republicans clash with the revolutionary Socialists of the Left led by M Tcherney. The Left warn that allowing them power could reintroduce the 1917 Bolshevik path, while Kerensky hesitates waiting for events to dictate his conduct.
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M. Tcherney
Russia
Kerensky
Famous Borso d Este Bible Sold to Milan Manufacturer
The Borso d Este Bible valued at 250000 dollars and once owned by Emperor Karl of Austria was purchased by a wealthy Milan manufactur er who outbid an American banker. The fifteenth century artwork is regarded by antiquarians as the finest specimen of its kind.
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London
Borso d'Este
Karl of
Austria
Milan
Mother and Son Reunited After 32 Years' Search
A Tennessee story of Albert Westley Henderson and his Nashville mother reunited after 32 years. The son, born of a fatherless birth, was deserted to Memphis orphanage. a newspaper photo triggered a meeting that confirmed their kinship after decades apart. The mother faced social stigma tied to her past.
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Nashville
Tenn
Albert Westley Henderson
Greenville
D. O
Henderson
Memphis
Bla
Remarkable Strength of the Jungle Beast Shocks Keeper
Charles Mayer recalls an almost fatal accident in Singapore while transferring an orangutan named Hai Chu to a larger cage. A rusty iron socket and a sudden zip of bars knocked him unconscious as the ape lunged for an onion left near the old cage. He notes the animal's immense strength and reveals Hai Chu’s sly remark in Malay about making him work.
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Tom
Singapore
Charles Mayer
Asia
Kissing Seen as Unhealthy Practice Across Eras
The article notes historical views deeming kissing unhealthy with laws and fines cited from Puritan New England. It recalls 1656 Boston punishment of Captain Kemble for public Sabbath kissing and a 1668 case where Jonathan and Susannah Smith were fined for sinning on the Lord's day, illustrating the era's harsh stance on public affection.
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Milwaukee
New England
Captain Kemble
Boston
Jonathan
Susannah Smith
A Child’s Quiet Hope in a Neighborhood Music Night
A mother taking son Paul to a local music event hopes to spark his interest in music. Paul grows restless, mutters attempts to sit, then digs in his pockets, blurting he hopes to find something as he searches.
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Paul
Fragmentary dialogue knocks at a familiar scene
A snippet of fragmented speech shows characters debating a ride or request. The disjointed lines imply confusion and a reckoning with an imminent action, hinting at a tense workplace moment and a character challenging authority.
Etiquette of Tea in Chinese Business Meetings Described
The piece explains ceremonial tea use in Chinese interviews. Hosts serve tea to all attendees upon entry and wait to drink until the guest is ready to depart. If the guest is displeased the tea is drunk immediately signaling the interview’s end, while prolonged visits allow warmer social tea once familiarity grows.
Rock That Sickens In Towns
The Bath stone known for centuries in England fades when exposed to bad air and urban conditions. Extracted from underground galleries, it must be quarried in winter and properly prepared to wear well. Though durable at home, it suffers in cities as illustrated by Painswick stone losing strength in Westminster Abbey.
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Bath
England
Painswick
Cotswolds
Westminster Abbey
Remarkable New Features in English Telescope Supplied to Brazil
A Brazilian government telescope supplied by an English firm shows a 18 inch diameter tube with two photographic star cameras above the main tube. The vertical axis uses ball bearings, making aiming easy and stable for hours. The mechanism allows precise tracking with no adjustment for extended photographic exposures.
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Aktain
Paper Barrels and A Dew Barrels in Production
A fragmented note describes a barrel machine and paper products. It mentions durable paper and a chip board variant, noting rapid production and strong construction. The text references a barrel machine and a figure or term A. Dew in an unclear context.
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