Night in Florida Sparks and Secrets Unfold
A narrator recalls a late night in Florida with Ellie and a mysterious Anne linked to Curtiss Wright. Tensions rise as past gossip surfaces about a Bath incident and a debt paid to a New York lad, prompting plans for a Miami getaway and warnings about social rivals.
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Community notices mix faith and social chatter
A fragmentary church and social column invites reflection and scripture. It teases a jazzy town outing, hints at a Curtiss Wright reference, and promotes Sunday services at 11:00 am and an evening talk on Christ’s habits.
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Prayer of Brer Williams Echoes in Atlanta Constitution
A short quoted prayer from the Atlanta Constitution pleads for divine guidance on the right path and for protection from harm until a final reckoning when fate is sealed for good.
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Insurance terms drag on in conservative debate
The Toledo Blade notes that while the terms are loaded and the custom has been dragged through at times, insurance companies would not recommend it.
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Early French Romance of Atenssin and Nicolette
Critics deem the thirteenth century verse and prose romance among the finest French fiction of the Middle Ages. It is noted for its brevity.
Conquered Many Tongues Rewarded to Elihu Burritt
The epicket or learned black smith title was bestowed on Elihu Burritt the American reformer author and linguist. He started as a blacksmith around 1827 and spent years in the trade, mastering ancient and modern languages. He reportedly learned 18 languages and 22 dialects.
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Elihu Burritt
Kansas City Star
Mirrors and Reflections Pop Up in Daily Sight
A reflection on mirrors noting their ubiquity in round shape, the need to tilt mirrors for proper use, and how people see themselves in mirrors, with playful observations on appearance and service.
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Boston
A Cough Remedy Without Opiates
A product claim notes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no narcotic substitutes and lists every ingredient on each carton. Potts the druggist promotes the remedy in Adv. 14-17.
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A Child’s Description of Her First Concert
A child recalls her first concert with a constant piano soundtrack as a woman screamed nearby. The Edinburgh Scotsman notes capture the innocent memory and chaotic atmosphere of a youth’s eventful first musical experience.
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Otsman
Early Mystery Tale Sparked English Gothic vogue
Horace Walpole's The Castle of Otranto published in 1764 kickstarted modern mystery fiction in England, influencing a wave of Gothic tales. The work, associated with Walpole as author and a landmark in genre history, established the template for suspenseful plots and atmospheric terror.
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Facts About Genuine Cedars and Related Trees Declared
The Destroit News reports that true cedars are the Lebanon cedars and Atlas cedars of northern Africa. It notes that the so called red cedar of America is a juniper, the white cedar is arborvitae, and the California cedar is related to the cypress family.
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Destroit News
Infant prodigy Alexis Clairaut at six solves infinitesimals
The celebrated French mathematician Alexis Claude Clairaut demonstrated mastery at age six by understanding infinitesimals and, by age twelve, presented an original paper on curves before the Academy of Science of Paris.
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Academy of Science of Paris
Psychic Thought On The Spirit Within
The passage cites Tarie Corelli asserting an ever living spirit in each person with unlimited capacity and independence from surrounding conditions. It emphasizes clarity in understanding the psychic side of life and the inner spiritual nature.
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Goldsmith Maid Sets One Mile Trotting Record
The famed bay trotting mare Goldsmith Maid held the one mile trot record from 1871 to 1874. She claimed the mark from Dexter in 2 17 and later lost it to Barns at 2 18. She lowered the record to 2 14 before losing it again.
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Explorers Find 777 Animal Varieties in Amazon Jungle
Dr William Beebe led a party back from the Nazarumi river in South America reporting a quarter square mile of tropical jungle hosts 777 vertebrate species including 450 birds, a greater variety than in all North America, per Collier's Magazine.
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