Mount Etna Eruptions Stir Catania and Sicily Life
National Geographic notes Etna’s renewed steaming and past lava flows, describing how eruptions reshaped eastern Sicily, devastations near Acireale and Catania, and the city’s mix of ancient ruins, Bellini heritage, St. Agatha celebrations, and sectors of export driven by sulfur, fruit, and wine.
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Reminiscence and Royal Artist in a Deserted Grove
A painter and his former lover Ann reunite on a pine needle blanket in a secluded grove. Past lovers Andy and Gertrude echo through a tense conversation about betrayal, divorce, and upcoming marriage as Ann admits doubts about the relationship and trust. The scene blends doubts, pride, and lingering affection with a vow to marry again.
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American Academy of Humor Proposed in St Louis
Collier in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat argues for establishing an American Academy of Humor. He worries it would pit past humorists like Twain Nye and Ward against a modern generation and asks what value today’s humor yields before proposing the academy as a test of national wit.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Women Dominated South of England Mouse Show at St Albans
Women outnumbered men by 15 to 1 at the South of England mouse show in St Albans. They crowded exhibit pens to view mice from across the country competing for 20 challenge cups and 44 special prizes. Mice of many colors were shown and prices ranged from under 50 dollars to a top value of 250 dollars.
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St. Albans
Only Jack Objects As Wife Fires Back About Smoking
A witty exchange between a husband and wife centers on smoking and health. The wife laughs that her husband is not opposed to smoking but fears sparking a flame and ruining her gown, revealing playful domestic banter.
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Jack
Memory as Nemesis on Our Trail
A compact reflection on memory as a persistent adversary shaping our journey. The piece frames memory as an ongoing companion that challenges present choices and future paths.
Longest railway rails planned for England project
England will lay rails of 90 feet each the longest in the world. They promise smoother running less noise and wear. At 40 mph on 380 foot rails a wheel jolts 117 times a minute at joints. on the new rails this number falls to 39 a minute.
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England
Berlin Inventor Claims Fuel-Free Car Test
Erich Graichen, Berlin inventor, says his automobile uses no fuel and will not disclose its power source. The car reportedly ran successfully on a Ber- In track.
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Erich Graichen
Berlin
Freckles and Brown: A Quip Between Two Friends
In a short exchange, two friends joke about eye color questions. One remarks on freckles while the other jokes about having brown features, highlighting a playful back-and-forth.
The Secret of Success Echoes Through Many Minds
A classic line on hidden paths to achievement. The idea endures as people seek discipline, focus, and steady effort to reach goals.
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