All Day Cigarettes and a World War Era Congress Record
All-Day Cigarettes delight Burmese smokers with lengths up to two feet, enough to serve a family from dawn to night and even used as weapons of defense per Collier's Weekly. The longest Congress session spanned 854 days from December 3, 1917, to November 21, 1918, occurring during World War I after Wilson’s April 2, 1917, war declaration.
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Collier's Weekly
Wilson
Germany
Queen Victoria Canteen for Royal Household
The Queen established a canteen under Buckingham Palace for royal servants. It offered wines, notably port and cherry, at nominal prices. The facility aimed to keep servants from gossiping outside the palace walls.
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Queen
Queen Victoria
Buckingham Palace
Palace
Blackstrap molasses and its uses in industry
Blackstrap molasses is the lowest grade syrup left after sugar is removed from cane. It is used in animal feed mixtures and in large quantities for alcohol production.
Winters Bring Pride to Norse Homeland in Winter Sports
Historians note aged calendars differ with cultural framing. Norwegians abroad recalling home imagine winters as the gayest season, citing the country’s renowned winter sports facilities and climate as a source of national pride.
The Banyan Tree Grows Into A Forest Of Trunks
The banyan tree is described as the most unusual. Its branches sprout hanging roots that develop into trunk like stems. Over time one tree can acquire hundreds of trunks and resemble a forest rather than a single tree.
Doll trouble in India as child brides curb playtime
A toy collector notes dolls hardest to find in India because girls marry young and assume many household duties. The remark links scarce dolls to early marriage limiting play opportunities for normal children.
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India
Embody Souls of Indians Hummingbirds in Jamaica Legend
Legend says hummingbirds in Jamaica embody the souls of Arawak Indians who inhabited the island at its 1494 discovery by Columbus.
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Jamaica
Island
First Tobacco Crops and Early Exports
The first successful tobacco crop was cultivated by John Rolfe in 1612. General planting followed and the first real export reached England in 1620, when Virginia sent over 20,000 pounds.
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John Rolfe
England
Virginia
A Miscellany of Witty Quotes and Light Observations
A collage of humorous vignettes and quips on love, manners, and daily life. It includes playful exchanges about marriage and family, misused words you and I, and light musings on time, weather, and social scenes. Notable snippets reference a bride’s attire, a street car drizzle, and a cheeky exchange about sisters.
G H S Notes On Students And Valentines Party
A period piece from G H S notes two new students Alvini and Malvinavik, first spelling book completion, and housekeepers Mirian Mandgager Leona Kulow Danny Bohr Ann Horswell. reports include library closure for scarlet fever joke, first grade tests, and Miss Kelly returning to school after illness.
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Alvini
Malvinavik
Mirian Mandgager
Leona Kulow
Danny Bohr
Ann Horswell
Margaret Ressell
Town barber shop best of service and workmanship
Local reminiscences and school notes mix with a sheriff sale notice and an estate administration in Palo Alto County Iowa. The page includes a barber shop ad pitched by Martin Myhre and J P McManus, mixed student notes, then a notice of appointment for John Kelly’s estate and a sheriff’s sale of a 1940 Plymouth in Emmetsburg with specifics on date, time, and location.
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Martin Myhre
J. M., Kelly
State OF Iowa
Palo Alto County
John Kelly
District Court
J. M. Kelly
Edward D. Kelly
Iowa
John J. Washington
John S. Washington
Court House
Emmetsburg
Towa
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