Siege of Paris and the 1870 71 Winter Hardships
Fragmentary diary style account describes the Paris siege, famine, and rodent and fuel scarcities during the 1870 71 winter. It notes German forces bombarding the city as Parisian defenders endure starvation and bold but futile sallies while leaders tussle over a provisional government.
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Paria
Oberot
Paris
Napoleon
MacMahon
France
Thiers
Simon
Cing
Erre
Eith
F Jarmg
Elready
Phleta
Parla
Inia
Tolengues
Geman
Armica
Ndters
Europe
Sarvlea
Togktherfeld
Trom
Rellier
Paris to New York nonstop flight mystery unravels
News Review of Current Events reports on the lost White Bird aircraft of Capt. Charles Nungesser and Maj. Francois Coll in the North Atlantic. Weather blamed initially, then corrected, while searches failed. The piece notes concurrent tornadoes and blizzards across several states causing extensive damage and loss of life, plus broader global political and military updates from Nicaragua to China.
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Edward J. Pigkard
Paris
New York
Charles Nungesser
Francois Coll
North
Atlantic
Ireland
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Nungesser
United States Weather Bureau
America
Bertick
Genera Delicambre
French Weather Bureau
Asavmed
Catt
Clarence Chambern
Lloyd Bertaud
Lanulgdbergh
Kan- 8G
Texas
Missouri
Ar Kerigag
Loulalana
Tinois
Mingoor
Poplar Bluff
Ena
Migéourl
St. Louis
Coun i
Borla
Geyth Net
Peter Healing the Lame Man Lesson Summary
Sunday School lesson on Acts 3 1 10 detailing Peter and Johns healing of a beggar at the temple gate The text notes the miracle drew awe then shifted focus to Christ and faith in Jesus It covers Peter and Johns persecution before the Sanhedrin and the early church prayer for boldness and deliverance.
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Peter
John
Jesus Christ of Nazareth
Pater
Peter Witnsesing
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
Prigata
Saddu Enes
Bacauma
Telraeia
Patec
Jesus
Church At Prayer
Aa Koon Na
Scholl
Behod
Fragmentary Thought Fragments from a Night Reflections
A cryptic, incomplete prose piece contemplates faults and awakenings. It references night, sleep, self, and a grand kingdom notion with religious language, mentioning God, a path of exaltation, and contrasts with a worldly conscience.
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Bredtha
Kingdom of
Women Now Do More Occupations for Women
Fifty years ago women had few jobs. Now many work in factories alongside others and hold roles as architects lawyers dentists and executives. Elizabeth Chamberlain of Monmouth Junction New Jersey credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improved health after joining the workforce and offers to answer letters from women about its effects.
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Elizabeth Chamberlain
Unionall
Lydia B. Pinteham
Charaterlain Lves
Monmouth &I
Trenton
N. J
Lydian H. Pinkham
Halpad
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