American and English Alliances in the East
DANIEL CLEVERTON argues Anglo American cooperation has long shaped eastern affairs. He cites Portsmouth, the San Jacinto, Pattmell and Foote to show blood and shared duty in China Japan and Hong Kong. He urges joint US Britain action to curb Russian and Qing power and uphold sea lanes.
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ISP
London
Mayland
America
England
Kussia
Far East
Kovernsnent
Europe
Enovland
China
Orient
Ching
Japan
Canton
Portsmouth
Levant
Amer-icao
Tattnall
Walter Scott
Magland
Wracee
Patt+ moll
Ateantuer
Taeywan
Pur-ho
Foote
Thno
Yeh
Hong Kong
William Eliott Grifis
Corea
Chapan
Siam
Mr. Grillis
Jamestown
Frederick Venison
Pearson
Yokohama
Queen Victoria
Order of the Bath
Limkins Banter Becomes Barnyard Fiasco at Banquet
Mrs Limkins plans a Daughters of the Revolution toast forcing husband Limkins to improvise a speech. He rehearses with a Cairo donkey, then delivers a bungled extemporaneous talk at the banquet, collapsing into a comic collapse of pride and domestic fallout.
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Ilas
Sihi
Mrs. Limkkins
Mr. Limkins
Scott
Daughters of the Revolution
Revolution
Anhand
Jim Perkins
Lem Stubbins
Mebby
Mrs. Limkins
Mr. Limkings
Mr. Simkins
Mrs. Timkins
Ile
Stubbins
Perkins
Ife
Jim
Mr. Timkins
Simkins
Tle
Cairo
Timkins
Silas, Jr
Silas
Limking
Mr. Simking
Mr. Simkings
Limkins
Tie
Mr. Lmkins
Insects in the Wheel Life of Vorticella and Rotifera
A natural history note describes Vorticella and Rotifera as wheel bearing organisms. It explains the wheel like structure at the bell mouth, cilia beating to create feeding currents, and the stem muscles of Vorticella. The piece contrasts visible wheel motion with its true mechanical function and previews Rotifera as another wheel driven group.
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Ins
The True Missionary Spirit in British Race
A London Chronicley fragment portrays a schoolyard debate on Dutch-Boer pupils and missionary kindness, with a mother urging conversion while a boy reflects that it often ends with bleeding noses, illustrating colonial attitudes.
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London
Chronicley
Cheery Disposition and Its Value in Everyday Life
A discussion on the benefits of an actively cheerful disposition, contrasting it with passive amiability and pessimism. It notes how cheerfulness helps the house mother, husband, and children, and offers examples of finding good in rain and delays rather than dwelling on them.
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Daniel, Clevrerton
Wausau, Wis
Tamarck
R. James Wallace
Comefort