Boston Skirts the Sea While Preserving Its Ancient Charm
Boston Lincolnshire remains a bustling town of 17 000 facing a tidal Wash, famed for St Botolphs church stump tower and ancient warehouses. The article contrasts its once thriving seaborne trade and decay with modern docks, railways, and efforts to preserve a unique old world atmosphere amid revival prospects.
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Oston
Lincolnshire
Boston
Witham
Shirbeck
Boston Heself
Shirteck
Husela
Sweden
Norway
Baltic
King’s Lynn
Lonsloo
London
Shirvock
St. Botolph's
Ald
Englsph
St Michael's
Coventry
Margaret Tilney
Ste
Elilxena
The First Ocean Cable and American Writing Art
A fragmented reminiscence contrasts early ocean cable debates with reflections on American writing. It notes doubts about cable signals and notes Poe Thoreau Emerson Whitman as pivotal writers, interweaving tech and literary criticism in a period voice. The piece frames writing as a neglected art in American literature and cites key figures.
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Tay
Dover
Calais
Maury
Atlantic
Poe
Thoreau
Emerson
Whitmen
Little Susy At Church Causes Embarrassment
A fragment describes a child at a church service becoming restless and wriggling, then leaping onto a pew seat and crying for a doctor or help, causing mortification to her mother in a crowded setting.
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Durie
Montly
Einai
Lowkirur
Trihane
How alum is made and related chemical notes
The text explains ammonium alum production from alum shale, detailing weathering decomposition of pyrite bearing shale to form aluminum sulfate, then adding potassium sulfate to crystallize alum. It notes alternative ammonium alum made from ammonium sulfate with aluminum sulfate and compares solubility and commerce substitution. It includes unrelated observations about Yellow Lichen and a Golden Gate scene.
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Golden Gate
Bearded styles and beaver coats captivate Paris fashion
Paris fashion writers report bobbed curls with a one side parting as the current craze. Long hair is praised for elegance while practical styles like cropped coiffure and bobbed transformations gain popularity among women in Europe. Beaver coats with natural beaver fur and high collars emerge as a winter favorite.
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Paris
Willyges
Orient
Chile
Taris
Colonial buckles boost tongue pump footwear revival
Footwear embraces colonial style with back in fashion buckles and tongue pumps. Jet gunmetal and nickel finishes lead the look as straps and metallic buttons complement the retro trend. Meanwhile guidance for feeding babies suggests a spoon, a masher, and protective soup plates to ease meals.
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de Mama
Fastion Ornaces
Soft Brown Felt Hat With Ribbon Trimmings
A description of a sport hat in soft brown felt with a crown slit for a broad satin ribbon. Advice includes removing glue with egg white or fly paper paste, and methods to clean the fabric. Also notes fancy trimmings such as braids ribbons garlands fur applique with beads and sequins to enhance hats.
Naughty Words Learned By Heart From Mama Joke
A humorous exchange features a child replying that nobody taught them naughty words, adding that they know them by heart, and the line is attributed to Klois Hans.
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Mamma
Klois-Hans
New Autumn Veils Describe Embroidered Styles and Scarfs
The article details autumn veils and scarves with varied borders and textures. It notes white and colored v els popular in Hack and In white, with embroidery designs, leaf and rosepad borders, and net veils featuring chrysanthemoma motifs. It mentions new lace weils, thicker threads, and novelty draping over hat brims with long ends secured at the edge.
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Tyne
Linoleum Polish from Beeswax and Turpentine Mix
The best economical linoleum polish uses beeswax and turpentine. Melt the wax first, then stir into the turpentine. Apply in small quantities with a woolen cloth and finish with a soft linen polish.
Veils Arriving and Fur Trimming Techniques
The article describes chiffon and georgette veils with thin and thick weaves, wide embroidered borders, and dotted silk threads. It notes motor veils suitable for wraps in cold weather and mentions using mending tissue in fur trimming for coats and hats, detailing a striped tin ing method that proved strong enough for intended use.
Decorative Dessert and Stain Removers in Home Hints
A decorative dessert idea uses cantaloupe halves filled with pistachio cream and lemon jelly, topped with whipped cream and powdered nuts. Stain removal tips include heating salt to clean grease spots in fabrics and eucalyptus oil for grease stains, applied gently with flannel.
Two Gowns Displayed In Decorative Girdles And Pastry Note
The article describes gowns featuring elaborate girdles and decorative details. It notes two piece outfits with waistline draped panels, silk and satin fabrics in colors, and wire petals in girdles. It ends with a remark about making pastry with ice cold ingredients.
Lofty Delhi Monument Kutub Minor Centers World Map Myths
A fragmented excerpt describes Delhi’s Kutub Minor monument tall and columnar, linked to a meteorite legend claiming the world’s center. The piece blends curious architecture with myth, noting Buddha’s religion and a cosmic center at the spot, as cited by London Answers. It contrasts with other scattered items on fashion, barber shop branding, and a US senator’s confession of selfish motives amid patriotism, ending with a note on France’s women’s sporting clubs.
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Frank M. Gregg
Doran
Massachusette Bay
Salem
Boston
Plymouth
William Bruford
England
Holland
James I
Charles I
America
Plymoth
India
Delhi
Kutch
Whitch
Buddha
London
New York
Tom
Adam
Thing
Rob
James
Sid
New York Sun
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Otte
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Yarmouth
King James I
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Miles Standish
Bradford
American
Gov
John Winthrop
Massachusetts Bay
John Josselyn
Susy
Potnssigal Alam
Cher
WRK
Ufe
Alteactien
Castoria
Bayer
Miliens
Lumbago
Senator Sorghum
France
Theresa
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