Ruins of Old Jubilee College Tour Through Illinois
A writer visits the abandoned Jubilee College near Peoria once founded by Episcopal Bishop Philander Chase. The two story stone building, chapel, organ, altar, stained glass, and fossil relics lie in decay with vines on walls and a ruined cross, a monument to historic education in Illinois.
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OLD Jubilee College
Kick
Ilinois
Kickapoo
Peoria
Tlanois
Philander, Chase
Nes
Amit Sfrewith
Queen Victoria
England
Sehiool
Informatory Double Debates in Card Club Play
A discussion on the informatory double in bridge reveals that misuses stem from unprepared players. The article argues doubles should be versatile, with examples showing when to bid no trump or defend, and stresses preparation for any bid a partner may make.
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Newark
Hor
Jesus
Sears
Aisin
Bobo
Saxaphone
Clairinet
Geneseo
Clairinet le Sons
Thia
Emil Brockman
East 2Nd Street
Davenport
Iowa
Story of a Man's Life in Pho History of Tabht Ee Cellape
Fragmented OCR recounts Bishop Chase life from Dartmouth education to founding a school in Peoria and becoming bishop. Describes cornerstone laid April 1839, his missions among Indians, and efforts to build a college with southern support. Ends with funeral and tombstone epitaph lines.
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Bishop Chase
Cubin
Cornish
New
Dartmouth College
Episcopal Church
Southland
Olle
Renyon
Peoria
Te Tooved
Horlines
Jubilee
Vlad ‘Euaile
Bishage Claw
Dathlete College
Onttend College
Walker
Don Wishop
Radio Dumbells Transcribe Unclear Phrases From Broadcast Snippet
A garbled audio fragment mentions names and phrases. it reads like a broadcast test with unclear references. The text includes scattered words such as Kaelin, The Sem, Hearne, and Paddin Madelin, with no coherent event or date.
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Kaelin
Ancient artists sculpted elephantine figures in prehistory
Ample fossil finds and excavations suggest Central American civilizations knew elephants or their likenesses long ago. A World's Work article by Hyatt Verrill discusses prehistoric stone carvings from volcanic contexts showing an elephantine form with forward head and broad ears, defying simple links to known tapirs or mastodons.
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North American
Central America
Panama
Hyatt Verrill
Mer
Netoonis
Wittin
Hind
Not Much.ot.adMech Delights and Dilemmas in a Supper
A fragmented reminiscence describes Forte tile Waters prior meals and dessert choices. The narrator notes a strange appetite for sponge cake and cream while commenting on the scant presence of macaroons and lady fingers.
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Forte Tile Waters
Fragmentary note hints at riddle film project
A garbled text fragment mentions a riddle and a film project with unclear names and roles. It references a person named Arthur and Mary in a disjointed way, leaving the overall intent and specifics unresolved.
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Arthur Sayaet
Such Love Excites N
Fragmentary verse reveals Nell professing deep love for Jin Bell as a blond beloved and Jim teases with envy about a raven haired rival. The fragment hints at social tension and playful banter among three young lovers.
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Jin Bell
Jim
Nell
Frustrated Professor Mockingly Describes Sight
A professor vents frustration claiming only careful observation can reveal how terrible the sight appeared. He frames the scene as a cautionary display of perception versus description.
Study, This One ae x ae Ing Clara Tomorrow
Fragmentary dialogue mentions Clara and tomorrow with half the sentiment stated as half bad and uncertain.
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Clara
Town critics mock art sales amid unsure buyers
A local art market shows little buyer interest as critics joke about judging quality. The scene underscores uncertain demand and mixed opinions on what constitutes a good picture.
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