Beach Grass holdings On Cape Cod Dunes Promised
The piece argues that natural beach grass, not devices, tames shifting sands on Cape Cod. It cites Massachusetts reclamation efforts behind Provincelands and notes parallels with France and Holland. The text concludes Cape Cod is anchored to beach grass, essential to coastal stability.
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Cape Cod
Massachusetts
Provincetown
France
Gascony
Holland
North Sea
Rothschild Family Origins and London Settlement Century Ago
A historical sketch traces Nathan Mayer Rothschild’s move to London in 1807 and the family’s rise from Mayer Amschel to a banking empire. It notes the name origin from the Red Shield sign, fires that destroyed early records, and the later prominence of Lionel Nathan Rothschild and his descendants in British finance and society.
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Nathan Mayer Rothschild
London
Mayer Amschel
Rothschild
Judengasse
Frankfort
Main
Nathan Mayer
Amachel Mowes
Mayer Ameschel
Amechel
Solomon
Nathan
Mayer
Charles
James
Rothschild House
Vienna
Naples
Paris
Manchester
New Court
London Rothechilds
Hannah Cohen
Levi Cohen
Throgmorton Street
Plena
Honaparte
Lightning shocks nearby home after striking dog kennel
A thunderstorm routed three dogs at Adolph Kuehn’s yard on York road and Chestnut Hill avenue when a bolt of lightning struck a locust tree. The blast shattered bark, splintered the kennel, then flashed to James Crosby’s house on Chestnut Hill avenue, stunning Crosby briefly before he recovered.
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Adolph Kuehn
York Road
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Mr. Kuehn
James Crosby
Kuehn
Crosby
Scotch Universities Rise in National Life
The prince of Wales visits Glasgow to open university extension buildings marking Glasgow's second enlargement in fifty years. Scottish universities trace four and a half centuries of antiquity alongside modern utility, with Glasgow oldest locally after Aberdeen Edinburgh follows, while Cambridge is much older and Oxford’s beginnings are obscured by time.
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Prince of Wales
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Scotland
Aberdeen
Cambridge
Oxford
London Globe
After lightning strikes, dogs cower and seek comfort
The dogs dashed to the house and spent the day close to their human friends after a lightning incident left them fearful, while the victim recovered and forgot the event.
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Baltimore Bun
Fragmentary Verse on Dreams and Love in a Painful Life
A fragmentary reflection on dreams, aging, and lost love. The speaker notes the toll of time and gray hair, the cache of shattered illusions, and the harsh view that a jealous wife should not dwell on a past affair. It ends with the idea that no man recalls any woman for long.
Nothing in the paper today echoes grim events
The writer muses on the meaning of news saying a day with no misfortune implies no deaths fires or crimes in town. He urges readers to appreciate calm days and avoid rushing to blame when tragedy is absent.
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Headis
Ely
Nevada Mall
Just the Other Way in a Somers Era Charm
A playful exchange features Misa Minny Somers and Caddie No'm as they tease about who will caddie in a lighthearted, nostalgic Tatler style snippet. The banter highlights flirtation and amusement among bemused, amiable characters.
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Misa Minny Somers
Minny Somers
Loyst
Cowes Visit Sparks Rural Talk in Chicago News Snippet
The column notes Zeke Hardapple from the other side of the ocean claims a desire to take in cows while Mrs. Hardapple references cows and land. Hiram is urged to reflect on prior farm visits.
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Mr. Hardapple
Zeke
Ocean
Mrs. Hardapple
Lands Sake
Hiram
Chicago News
Dinner confrontation with Liszt and crowd confusion
At a dinner Lian attended the hostess cried out that there were four at the table. Liszt reassured the distressed hostess saying I Got for two. The report, titled Democratic Telegram, notes the tense moment and the singer's calming remark.
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Lian
Liszt
Democratic Telegram
Moonlit Creole Mystery on a Subtropical Voyage
On a seven day sea journey a lone narrator encounters a Creole woman aboard a liner. He falls under her moonlit allure, exchanges a lace handkerchief, and watches for her as the ship nears the equator. She departs with a cryptic note and a single embroidered corner bearing the name Carita.
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Oleh
Mining News Rundown of Western Mines and Markets
The Dewey mine at Thunder Mountain is reduced to a watchman. Payette Idaho expects continued oil finds, while silver purchases by the treasury reach 200000 ounces in New Orleans and 100000 in San Francisco. Mexico's Edwrin P. Ryan, famed for Guanajuato results, introduces cyanide in liver reduction after graduating from the Mexican College of Mines. Coppers in Calumet divert wages by 12 percent starting December 1, 2500 workers affected. Ely Nevada faces labor shifts as foreign workers are discharged. Cananea Cananea Copper closes nearly all mines, threatening 3000 jobs. Gold fields of Goldfield add 10 million in ore value, with 4.28 million in profits and dividends. United States Steel declares quarterly dividends. Officials report Cananea shutdowns amid weak markets. Nevada pursues mining honors at the American Mining Congress meeting in Joplin.
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Dewey
Thunder Mountain
Payette
Idaho
Treasury Department
New Orleans
San Francisco
Edrwin P. Ryan
Guanajeato
Mexico
Mexican College of Mines
Welser
Notlows
Calumet Fod Heela
Ely
Nevada
J. Robinson
Indiana and
Ohio
Utah
United States
Uncle Sam Consolidated Companies
Salt Lake Valley
Tafl
Baguio
P. L
Clarke
Laffan
United States Steel Corporation
Cananea
Creepeanines Copper Company
Butte Coalition
Vie
Nork
Ming
Peark Idaho
Balt Lake Meitiers
Wilfley
Aner Can
Joplin
Congress
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Department of Sericulture
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House OF Rothschild
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Sidonia
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Rothschilde
Hyde Park Corner
Aylesbury
Tring
Lord Rothschild
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Leopold
Alfred
Edgcumbertalby
Haus Zum Grunsehild
Io Frankforteen
Male
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M. H. Hearne
Wheeling
Hearne
Baltimore
Scotch Universities
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Dows
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