Soft, Warm and Young Verses on Tender Bonds
Poem fragment praising the intimate, nurturing moments between guardians and child. References to fingers, tongue, tears kissed away, and affectionate gestures as a child grows. Imagery centers on gentle care, playful lips, curls, guiding feet, and each new word as pride.
Runaway Express Saves Milly on Her Wedding Day
Milly Harman marries Arthur Munro in secrecy to escape Bastable's revenge. Bastable hijacks the bride train, and Munro reels into action, recoups the engine, and halts the runaway before Bentham Bank. Bastable faces justice for his brutal assault and plot.
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Milly
Worston
Bastable
Villian
Pice
Milly Harman
Arthur Munro
Arthur
Mr. Bastable
Milly Darling
Turolog
Munroe
George
Arthus Munro
Munre
Uastable
Bill
Bill Hut
Lifford
Munro
Sensuty
Alaton
Woreton
Bingham
Atcher
Stoker
Vhute
Kastable
Explosives in Military Engineering Through the Ages
The article traces early gunpowder use in sieges from 1487 to 1503 and notes Shakespeare’s references as evidence that explosives were understood in military engineering by his era. It mentions a private explosion and frames taxes as a costly luxury in modern times.
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Naples
Hakspeare
Fluellen
Kor
The Persevering Model Stella Stands Tall
An artist recounts training a theatrical model named Stella who posed for long hours. She refuses to rest, enduring a difficult pose for over an hour before finally waking as the painter fears she fainted. She quips that such contortions were familiar after years of performance.
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New York Sun
Stella
Jove
Yankee hotel fire tale ends with near miss
A Boston commentator recounts a Har Harbor incident where a hotel chimney fire led to the owner tumbling from the roof. He lands in a soft garden spot, unhurt, but shaken. The owner and his wife fear for guests yet joke of building a new wing as the season nears.
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Boston
Har Harbor
Asid
Beaton
Gatlings Prediction on Smokeless Powder and Future War
Dr. R. J. Gatling argues smokeless powder will trigger a vast revolution in warfare. He notes guns will fire farther, tactics will shift away from open battles, and machine guns with smokeless powder could render war nearly impossible. He contrasts rapid-fire guns with multi-barrel machines for extreme casualty rates.
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R. J. Gatling
Washington
The
Post
Indian Head
Europe
Uzes
Wonderful Rain Gauge Instrument Demonstrated
A new meteorological device weighs rain and snow in increments as small as one thousandth of an inch. It uses a two part system with a roof mounted weighing gauge and a connected recorder, linked by three wires, to provide highly accurate weather observations. The receiver rests on weighing scales and moves a balance beam to trigger a magnetic recorder pen, producing precise data for the Weather Bureau.
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Weather Bureau
Confession Rule in Swedish Law Noted in Trial Debates
The article discusses a curious Swedish criminal law point that a confession is required before a capital sentence can be carried out. It notes harsher prison discipline to force a confession if the culprit protests innocence despite strong evidence. A women’s remark about anger and ignorance is also quoted as a sidelined social observation.
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Pereista
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