Medicine Hat Weather Watcher Sets Record Pace
The article profiles Walter Crosskill, Medicine Hat weather observer and town official, detailing his dual role, the city's meteorological quirks, and the impact of Chinook winds on temperatures. It notes extreme swings, annual snowfall around 40 inches, and challenges the notion of Medicine Hat as the continent's coldest spot.
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Saskatchewan
Rairoad
Prairies
Western Canada
Crow's Nest Pass
Kootenay
Walter Crosskill
British Columbia
Medicine Hat
Westener
Pacife
Regina
Moose Jaw
Medicine Llat
Dr Joseph Zemp Elected President Of Swiss Republic
Dr Joseph Zemp, 67, a konservative leader from Entelbach Lucerne, was elected president of the Swiss republic. He has liberal views on major issues and previously served as vice president, succeeding to the top post under the unwritten rule.
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Joseph Zemp
National Council
Little Mountain
Zemp
Entelbach
Lucerene
Joseph Lemppartment
State Railways and Telegraphs
Their Romance Sparked Courtship Wealth Tale
A fragment recalls a romance tied to a courtship, with a tale about a man recounting his vast wealth to his companion. The exchange hints at intrigue surrounding affections and financial status in their story.
Ontario's First Lady And Hawthorn Tree Legend
The article recounts Mies Mowat daughter of Sir Oliver at Government House in The Hawthorn. It notes a Hawthorn planted on the Field of the Cloth of Gold in honor of Henry VIII and mentions Henry VII's crown victory after Bosworth Field 1485. It also alludes to Richard II and his crown found on a hawthorn shrub after the battle.
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Mies Mowat
Sir Oliver
Gov
Henry VIII
Henry VII
England
Bosworth Field
Richard Iir
Bosworth
Bronze seventh century B C Argos decree plate found
Archaeology at Athens reports a bronze fragment dating to the seventh century B C unearthed near the Temple Heraeum in Argos. The plate bears a decree binding Argos and neighboring towns and an ordinance on personal violence with penalties. The inscription shows early alphabet form and stands as one of the oldest Argive writings.
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School of Archaeology
Athens
Argos
Heraeum
Pinks and Jinks Quote Cited to Deter Drinking
A Baltimore World snippet uses a cartoonish exchange about liquor to warn men away from drinking, with a wife at home invoked as a motive for restraint. The brief item frames temperance humor as a moral nudge rather than news.
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Baltimore
Only a Woman's Wife in Moor Park
A shy young man and a girl sit on a bench in Moor Park Preston. She asks how to pronounce a name and he answers, though awkwardly, that the T is not sounded. He speaks the line and she murmurs the word.
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Moor Park
Preston
Kisme
London
A Clever Idea in Italy Lets Nurse Carry Infant on Pillow
A New York woman hired a Italian nurse for her child and learned the baby rested on a small pillow inside a case, getting snug transport. She was surprised that many American infants are carried by hand and yet grow with a straight back.
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New York
Italy
America
Three Plump Babies Stirs Bachelors in Streetcar Controversy
In a streetcar encounter three women arrive with babies of different ages. A lusty infant with strong lungs. a four year old with a bottle concealed by a mother. and a newborn shown to crowded onlookers with blue booties and delicate attire. The scene ends with the two bachelors calling the babies disgusting.
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Baby
Why It Is Done Fashions From Ancient Times And Literature
A survey of fashion origins traces gatepost balls to ancient gate decor and spats to Indian Mutiny regiments, with Highland dress influencing merchants. It notes two back coat buttons from sword belts, Dolly Varden and Pamela hat links, and Gainsborough portraits shaping women’s hats and collars. The Sauire collar popularized in plays and Kendal’s roles boosted neckwear trends.
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Lucknow
England
Dolly Varden
Arnaby Rudge
Pamela
Richardson
Gainsborough
Duchess of Devonshire
Pinero
Ms. Kendal
Kae Verity
Thick and Thin. A Fashion Bystander’s Jumping Joke
In a playful quarrel over style and wealth Gladys Van Pelt critiques Mies Torkipack’s portliness and contrasts it with her own slim taste claiming Mies’s bank balance is vulgarly fat while hers remains stylishly svelte.
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Mies
Gobbler Lord of the Lane Elevates Pride in Festal Pride
The poem porfolios a gobbler strutting in the lane with wings brushed along the ground. It celebrates bold ostentation and carefree bravado, urging imitation before possible doom on a festal day, as the speaker admires the gobbler and learns from its display.
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Gobbler
Clucago
Beralé
Smallpox and Vaccination in Early Medicine
The article traces early inoculation in China and mentions ancient English physicians Gilbertus Angelicus and John of Gaddesiden. It notes Arian and Arab sources, cites Ahren of Alexandria’s 7th century medical writings, discusses treatment methods, and records Benjamin Testy’s 1774 cowpox observation leading toward vaccination.
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Gilbertus Angelicus
John of
Gaddesiden
Ahren
Alexandria
William Hillany
Bath
Benjamin Testy
Dorsetshire
Roman stone relic near Falkirk sparks historic interest
A large sculptured stone about four feet high and half a ton in weight, with two panels showing a horseman and a naked Celt, was discovered buried five feet down near Falkirk and taken by the Crown. In Berkshire near Sunningdale, 17 urns yielded burnt bone fragments, red clay crusts, and eight inverted vessels among varied sizes.
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Falkirk
Gair
Sunningdale
Berks
Point of View Sparrows Comment on Urban Fracas
A Chicago News dialogue notes two sparrows observing men pushing and fighting over scattered corms in a street scene. The exchange hints at street chaos seen from a bird’s eye view.
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Chicago News
Self sacrificing friend becomes persona non grata
A Chicago Post quote jokes that a friend named Rinks avoids visiting because the speaker blames him for staying too long at the club, leading to his wife deeming him persona non grata. The wry exchange highlights social tensions and club habits.
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Rinks
Ile Ieta
Chicago Post
Keepounder Joins Party Performance Anticipation
A party guest recalls Miss Keepounder being present and playing after persistent urging. The entertainer reportedly played for a long time, and the crowd hoped she would stop but feared the night would end.
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