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Newspaper
Hamburg Reporter
Location
Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1913
Page
3
A young man helps a frightened wealthy woman after a late arrival and a perilous tunnel escape. He hides his involvement by fabricating a planned dinner with a friend, then orchestrates a social reprieve involving his family and a planned meeting with Judge Blackwell as the scene shifts toward a cliffhanger.
Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt en route to the Budapest suffrage congress cites anti suffragists in the senate committee. She condemns their stance as a backward blow to progress and uses a humorously told anecdote about finding a Bee in the sitting room to illustrate her point.
Ad Astra Per Repartee recounts a quarrel where Challe is thrown out by his fiancée's father. He vows to file for assault, but the father relents after a quip about restraint of trade under the Sherman Act. The next day the engagement is announced.
Vernon Kellogg argues in the Atlantic Monthly that French men's average height declined for those born during the revolutionary wars and empire era and rose again for those born after the wars ended, with stature improving by the 1830s and 1840s as a new generation matured.
Miss Soller, a young Swedish woman, conducts four bands in Philadelphia and is daughter of Vlad imir Soller, a renowned European bandmaster. She asserts her own frat name and is praised as a strict disciplinarian who demands high quality. She recalls never having a doll but has spent years performing before the public.
Step by step guide teaches boys to craft foldable skate sails using bamboo or moulding strips. Details include sail plan, spar assembly, screw eyes, bolts, hems, grommets, and hinge framed designs for compact storage. Tips cover balance, tacking, wind angles, and safety in case of collision.
Harper's Weekly notes tin disease, or tin pest, cripples blocks and medals by crumbling or surface protuberances. Lead and hard drawn brass also recrystallize spontaneously. The report says moisture is not the sole cause and temperature influences these diseases, with tin pest capable of spreading contagiously.
A terse note records an early round of a boxing bout between Millenary and Millinery Patience I refined by Witham and Essregy. The entry notes ringing a- is unclear, with terse trajectory.
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