Plans For New Prison Unit For Lady Inmates
The State penitentiary released two women prisoners citing parole and lack of proper quarters. A second unit planned for next year aims to address housing by featuring airy cell rooms without bars a work room lounge and separate cooking facilities to keep female inmates content while remaining secure in Carson City Appeal.
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Fresh Cakes Prompt Banter Sparks Playful Exchange
A light exchange features playful banter about cake freshness with a flirtatious undertone. The dialogue pits a cheeky call for compliments against a confident reply, suggesting a humorous social moment in a casual setting.
Winter care for automobile tires from United States Tire Co
Winter storage tips for tires advise cleaning and drying, removing tires and wrapping in paper or cloth in a cool dry place away from sunlight. If not removing, jack up the car and deflate tires, wrapping them to prevent sun and flat-spot damage. Do not let the car rest on tires all winter to avoid spring tire replacement. Deflating prevents rubber setting and cracking from cold.
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Cupid Demands Modern Armor Pierce For Love
A satirical quip from the Richmond Times Dispatch imagines Cupid discarding his bow and asking for a rifle with a Maxim enlarger and armor piercing steel bullets to penetrate modern girls. The humorous line critiques contemporary dating and fashion through exaggerated weaponry.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
Exiled Charles of Hapsburg to Madeira Compared with Napoleon
The piece contrasts exile conditions for Charles of Hapsburg and Napoleon. It notes Madeira’s healthy climate makes Charles's stay pleasant, with freedom to move largely unguarded, unlike Napoleon on St Helena who faced strict surveillance, restricted letters, and harsh measures. The article recalls Napoleon’s isolation, ditches for exercise, and social curbs, while Charles may become Madeira’s winter attraction. It mentions sanatorium legends, island’s climate, and rich flora promising a favorable if ironic fate.
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Long Distance Lines Expand Across The United States
The article traces the growth of long distance circuits from Boston to Providence in 1882, Boston to New York in 1884, New York to Chicago by 1892, and major transcontinental routes to Denver and San Francisco by 1915. It notes 1921 Havana to Key West cable, linking Havana with Santa Catalina Island and California by submarine cable, land lines, and wireless links through the Bell system.
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Providence
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New York
Chicago
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Births Exceed Deaths In State Report Says Dr Lee
Dr Lee secretary of the State Board of Health notes births surpass deaths by at least 300 in the annual vital statistics report. The increase reflects a surprising population rise for a desert state with migratory residents and marks the heaviest birth increase on record.
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State Board of Health
Carsom
City to test cement gravel on streets for highway use
A large deposit of cement gravel has been found near Seek, ery sak, Scan Brees and Bey Greased with ft. The city of Eiko plans trials to determine if the material is suitable for highway construction and paving.
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Nellie Finds First Love at the Brookside Farm
Nellie Windsor, a 15 year old orphan, moves to Uncle Jo and Aunt Betty in the country. She befriends Molly and Billy Brown during warm afternoons, but the mysterious voice by the brook teases her about Billy until Billy himself reveals the voice is him seeking a kiss from Nellie.
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Aunt Betty
Kant Betty
Eello
Hullo
Nellie
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Molly Brown
Molly
Billy Brown
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Tucker Twins
Be a Philosopher Who Accepts The Situation
A short reflective piece counsels embracing current circumstances rather than chasing desires. It argues contentment prevents regret, noting that wanting may lead to disappointment if realized. The text likens such mindset to Socrates, urging steady acceptance as true wisdom.
Bloodstone and related stones noted in ancient use
The bloodstone is a form of hematite with a glossy surface and red markings. Its color ranges from dark steel gray to blood red. It was common in Babylonian and Egyptian talismans but is now mostly used for rings and as a polish. A quartz variety with greenish base and red jasper spots resembles bloodstone, sometimes called bellotrope.
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