Tiny micro knife maker of Wellesley Village
Boston reports on Solomon Vorensze Baxter a nearly seventy year old watchmaker who crafts minute objects including a microscopic knife one eighth inch long made from his mother’s earring stem. He carries several tiny knives in a glass tube and displays travel worn treasures from clocks to antique firearms.
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Boston
Solomon Vorensze Baxter
Wellesley Village
Baxter
Mr. Baxter
Burnham
Fife
Bia
Doctor Newhall
British subject claim challenges Confederate citizenship ruling
William D. Seymour, raised in New Orleans and long claiming American citizenship, learned in Federal court he was British by birth. Born in Mexico to British parents, his father was naturalized by the Confederacy. The passport denial revealed that Confederate citizenship rights were not legally recognized.
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New Orleana
New Orleans
Bimesit
William D. Seymour
Seymour
Mexico
Confederacy
Europe
State Department
Nightingales Heard On English Radios In Surrey Wood
Thousands in London heard nightingale songs broadcast from a Surrey wood late at night. Birds sang in response to cello tones, triggered by a microphone and computer system feeding the London station.
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London
Surrey Wood
Deposits Left With Bank By De Ponitot For Credis
A fragment notes money left with the bank by the de Ponitot or a party acting for him to create credits. The terse entry records a cash placement and a related credit creation action, with limited detail on amounts or parties involved.
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de Ponitot
Credis
Keate Phrase Promotes Sweet Peas on Ho-tos for a Fight
A quirky quotation by Max Hastmen describes Keate Phrase Flere are sweet peas on Ho-tos for a fight. He argues words alone do not grow the world but localize and embody feeling, like dew from the general air settling as a right drop.
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Max Hastmen
Germ Cell Description in a Micro Spple Structure
A typical germ cell features a globular body made of cytoplasm with a mass nucleus embedded centrally. The cell consists of cytoplasm surrounding the nucleus as its core component.
Imagination and truth in child ethics lessons
A brief reflection on guiding a young child to distinguish reality from fantasy in storytelling. The piece urges teaching ethics while allowing imagination to flourish, cautioning against myths that mislead. It emphasizes careful framing and adult guidance to balance creativity with honesty.
Oldest English Will Found in Durham Registry
The first will in the English language now housed at Durham registry is that of a chandler who left candles to several churches and special candles that were taken to the cathedral, reflecting early testamentary practice and church aid.
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Durham
Steel Amg Owed Hks bvD Loge Piece Sailor Ah Ding
Tacoma Washington tale of Ah Ding a 23 year old sailor on the Tuong Tei wearing a steel ring over his head since birth. The ring is a good luck charm said to bring happiness long life and success to the wearer. Describes his travels and belief in head rings across cultures and risks he has faced at sea and in life.
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Tacoma
Wash
Ah Ding
Orientel
Ab Ding
de Clarda Hg
China
Ding
Women in San Quentin Have Their Hair Bobbed
San Quentin inmates show bobbed hair as a widespread trend among the female prisoners. Mrs. Virginia Clarke of Oakland serving a life term for murder joins others like Clara Phillips of Los Angeles and Laurie Peete of Danvers in the pattern though a few keep longer hair.
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San Quentin
San Francisco
Crase
Virginia Clarke
Oakland
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Hammer Ourderess
Laurie Peete
Danver
Jacob Denton
Atl Weare Ber Halr Lang
Wood Waste Generation and Desertion Noted
Wood waste totaling about 150 million tons is produced annually with vast portions ending up unused. The statement highlights wastefulness and calls attention to retention and disposal challenges in the industry.
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Massachusetts
U.S
J. H. Purbligher
Public Education Commitaion
Amarican Bankers Association
Forest Park
Madison St
Forest Park, Illinois
HKS Bvd
Coffield
Rollins Electric Co
Madigon
F. P
Lil
Watall
the Home Building and Loan Association
F.P
F. E. Schoenfeld
Madison
Near Home Ave
Euclid
Gak Park, Ill
Chas. F. Drechsler
Undertakers Private Ambulance
Lake St
Ain
Ava
Huey’s Parlor
Ferdinand-Ave
WM. C. Wornhoff
South Ave
Maywood
High Avenue
Hawthorne
Hawthorn
48Th Avenue
Cicero
Ctty
Central School OF
Beauty Culture
Ee Srangh
Coun Ae
BILLS
al Dows
Calpanen Oor
Harlem Avenue
P. J. Organ & CO
Taylor Ave
Oak Park
River Forest
Ernest Oechslin
Blortyt
Madison &T. Corgale Ave
Concordia Cemetery River Forest
Albany
Central Chandelier Co
N. Cicero
W. A
Elmwood Ave
Osk Park
Maywood Motor Express
A.hl Forester
Prop
City
Almb
South 7Th Avenue
Chicago
Haymarket
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