A Joyous Helper Becomes 3 By Genevieve Ulmar
Laurence Colby helps Dudley Vernon despite a tangled romance. Amalie Dutton and Virginia Bland learn of his generosity as his friendship helps Vernon regain fortune and leads to a forthcoming marriage between Laurence and Amalie.
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Liurenes Colby
Laurence
Dudley Vernon
Dad
Wingelf
Westport
Dudley
Mrs. Alston
Sam
Adrian
Ames
Amalie Dutton
Dutton
Amalie
Mr. Colby
Mr. Vernon
Virginia’ Bland
Virginia
Miss Bland
Mr. Bland
Amate
Christendom
Amaliz
Most Famous CGF Palaces in Florence Revealed
The Poli padluce at Florence sits atop a hill overlooking the Arno with Bobol gardens. Count Pitti hired Brunelleschi to build a grand palace to rival Cosimo de Medici, but work stalled and it stood unfinished for a century. Eleador of Toledo revived it in theMedici era, finishing in 1839, now housing five hundred masterpieces in a royal style palace.
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Turin
Florence
Arno
Pitti
Cosimo de’ Medici
Italy
Brunelleschi
Cosimo
Eleador
Toledo
Pitts
Macchiavelli
Pitts Palace
First of Feathered Things Archaeopteryx Compared To Modern Birds
The article traces the Archaeopteryx as the first known bird meaning ancient wing and notes its long tail, two legs, two arms, armor like eye, and teeth armed beak. It explains this ancient bird does not exist today and references other extinct birds due to human activity and natural disasters. The piece emphasizes nature changing all things and birds evolving or disappearing over time.
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Earth
Have Their Own Language Among Animals Described
A National Review piece argues that dumb antuial trays show humans how birds and beasts communicate. It notes individuality among animals and asserts no two specimens behave identically under the same conditions, reflecting nature's variety and continuity with humanity.
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Lnuneces
Pitt
National Review
England
Arctic Terns Reach Extreme Arctic Nesting Range
The article notes Arctic terns nesting near the pole within seven and a half degrees, with a nest sheltered by a snow wall scraped by the mother. It states the birds arrive north around June 15 and depart by late August, with fledglings able to fly, and then appear near the Antarctic coast about 11,000 miles away months later.
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Antarctic
Drinking a Glass of Hot Water Habit Promoted
An old adv claims drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate before breakfast cleanses the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It alleges the mix removes toxins and sour fermentations, improves appetite, and costs little, praising internal sanitation.
Listen I Can Save You Money on a Phonograph
A terse sales pitch offers savings on a phonograph and provides a street address 422 W. W. Anspach for contact or delivery. The message emphasizes whispering. identifies a location likely a storefront or showroom.
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W. W. Anspach
Hay For Sale In Hamburg Iowa By Carl Thiessen
Timothy and other hay available in Hamburg Iowa contact Carl Thiessen by phone 4F2. Sale listing notes good timothy hay and clever hay with no further details on price or quantity. 42-3.
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Timothy
Carl Thiessen
Hamburg
Iowa
Longest of All the Arts in Playwriting Wisdom
David Belasco reflects in the Saturday Evening Post on the enduring, unmastered nature of playwriting and related arts. He notes lifelong pursuit yields ongoing discovery, citing Betterton’s Hamlet remark to illustrate unending depths of philosophy in performance and creation.
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Hamlet
Betterton
David Belasco
Saturday Evening Post
Thames Monster At Mitre In 1742 Described As Greatest Man-Eater
The piece recalls crowds in 1742 at the Mitre in Charing Cross London viewing the Thames monster described as the largest man-eater. A boy washing a mop was seized by the creature, nearly pulled into the river, but helpers dragged it out and it died four hours later after reaching shore.
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Mitre
Charing Cross
London
Whale Oil From Swordfish And Halibut Heads
The heads of 100 swordfish yield 65 gallons of oil that refined and sun bleached becomes indistinguishable from whale oil and sells at the same price. Commercial whale oil is also produced from halibut heads, processed into pulp and pressed. Boston and Gloucester, Mass., annually produce 12 080 sections.
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Boston
Gloucester
Mass
Modern House for Sale in Two-Lot Yard
Eight-room modern house with a bath for sale. Includes two lots and a garage under the house. Contact Jones Finnell. Phone 15-F5. 42-tf.
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Jones Finnell
Preacher Spear to Deliver Sermon at Hamburg Church
The Rev. Mr. Spear of Nebraska City will preach at Hamburg Christian Church on Thursday evening February 6. All are invited to attend this service. Reporter Advertising Always Pays.
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Christian Church
Mr. Spear
Nebraska City
Hamburg Christian Church
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