Thousandth Man and Blanche at Crossroads in Australia Desire
In a tense balcony conversation Blanche and Cazalet confront belief about guilt and loyalty as past actions surface. Blanche weighs Australia ties and a vow from Toye, while Cazalet faces a moral reckoning with his supposed complicity and a vow of steadfast support.
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Cazulet
Australia
Mr. Potts
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When in Rome Do as Rome Does proverb origin
A discussion of the origin of the proverb When in Rome do as Rome does citing Augustine and Ambrose. The text notes that the maxim arises from early Roman and Milanese practices and includes a humorous Puck cartoon vignette about Frances watching her father leave for the office.
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Ambrose
Milan
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Hemlock Timber Tests Reveal High Strength After Long Submersion
A 45 foot hemlock pole freshly retired from use in a Troy bridge project endured 40 years submerged then nine months drying before a 384 000 pound test. The 2.67 psi ultimate strength suggests long immersion does not reduce timber strength, notes Prof Lawson. Also included is an unrelated classroom anecdote about a boy and swears.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
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Troy
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Robert Lansing Asserts Notable Secretary of State Persona
A long portrait of Robert Lansing, secretary of state, contrasts him with Bryan and Knox, noting his grave demeanor, keen news sense, regular briefings with correspondents, and diverse talents in baseball, painting, fishing, and poetry. The piece highlights his church attendance, diplomacy, and influence on U.S. foreign policy during delicate times.
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Nebraska
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Germany
Oswald Garrison Villard
New York Evening Post
Lansine
Washington
Mexico
Uttla
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Fragmented Political Banter and Personal Snippets in Gossip Page
A rowdy collage of dialogue from a local column features a conservative stance, jokes about a Mexican imbroglio, a judge, a bachelor, and romantic entanglements. quips include a fortune teller joke and a golfer’s joke about wooden clubs spotlighting social rivalries and political jokes.
Various Scientific Curiosities and Global Notes
Facts touch on Sudanese grase yields per acre, early coal electricity work by English scientists, a light wood from Porto Riesta for life preservers, a prophesied emigration after peace, post Franco German war German settlement in Nebraska Minnesota Iowa, the White Wolf bandit, mantle usage and lamp fuel, antiseptic shaving importance, Hawaii trade figures, rainbow trout export to Japan, Italian balloon with instruments reaching 23 miles, and a sunmarine gas projectile patent for neutralizing crews.
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Various World Notes From Exchanges
A jumble of items notes a Bank of France furnace to destroy cancelled bonds, long service of Arthur Goodenough in Winchester Congregational Church, a US petroleum oil venture, Brooklyn tenement dark rooms count, a Paris fire incident with a doll, Falkland Islands gift to Britain, a Venezuelan pulp plant, an invented tow truck, and a quip about ancestral voyages from a Judge.
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Cured But She Doesn’t Know It, Child Learns to Walk and Talk
A child bedridden for years regains ability to walk and speak after gradual teaching. Teachers and parents document progress, noting physical injury is not permanent and that recovery continues with specialized schooling and therapy. The article highlights the pivotal role of classroom exercises, feeding routines, and parental involvement in restoring movement and language.
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Leo
Laoaid
Dagreen
Shuein
Echont
Mito Exaretera
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Gho
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wed in lock up ceremony in Sandusky Ohio
Lucien Martin of Toledo and Jamen Edward Wenant of Detroit wed in a city lockup by Justice Homer Ramey after a playful prompt from the squire. They sought an unusual ceremony and delivered it with a lighthearted fall call. A separate incident recalls Olge Baresta, a nineteen year old saved by a steel corset after a neighbor’s unloaded gun misfired, the bullet striking the garment and stopping before wounds.
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Detroit
Puts Jo Bay Village
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Mies
Olge Baresta
S Stee
Genevieve Bernal
Bisa Bernal
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