Eugenie Life of a Famed Empress Then Exile and Sorrow
A condensed portrait of Eugenie of France born 1820 in Granada, famed for beauty and influence, who became empress as Napoleon III's wife. The piece traces her rise from a penniless girl to crown empress, the Franco Prussian War fallout, exile in Britain, and the death of her son Zulu War era and personal decline in foreign lands.
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Bo- Seule
France
Gayety
Europe
Africa
Eugenie
Granada
Ele Ia
Counteag de’ Montijo
Spain
Napoleon
Helr
Chine
Commune
England
Chiselhuret
Ontryon
New Tool Alloy Stellite Beats High Speed Steel
The invention by Ml wood Haynes introduces stellite an alloy of cobalt chromium and tungsten with 15 percent chromium. Tests show stellite outperforms high speed steel in wheel and hole production despite higher cost, aided by reduced or simpler heat treatment.
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Mlwood Haynes
Jong
Haynes
Stsmmk
Etelitte
Ita
handican.—Engineering News
Girdle Foundation Promises New Girdle Banding
An item in demand at the no Wow counter is the girdle foundation banding. Amateurs can fashion girdles with its aid, available in four and six inch widths, honed at three and one half inch intervals. The four inch width costs 1 cent a yard and the six inch width 30 cents.
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Girdle Foundation
For the Children The Phlippine girl in bead headdress pictured
A demure girl from the island of Tzun in the Phlippine Islands wears an odd dress and bead headdress. Once wild, the gorrote people are said to be learning civilization after schools were established. The picture shows a girl weaving wool on a homemade reel as holiday attire reflects old customs.
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Aniss
Tzun
Phlippine Islands
Sine Uuele Sum
Kate
A True Circus Story of Hectmon Erin Tse eit
A 1899 Forepangl circus tour through Alapaia and Tecumseh ends in a brutal incident on a platform. A ferocious animal attacks a crowd member as terrified spectators scatter. The beast then unexpectedly shifts toward a woman, mauling her before unleashing a final, suspicious act. A bystander with a pistol or rifle stood near but did not fire.
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Forepangl
Alapaia
Tecumseh
Sundiy
Questioning Fathers Fashion Silliness At College
A fragmented, sarcastic note features Parner Corntessel asking Josu about a dull attire claim. The quirky exchange references fusion plite and a college setting with light humor and clipped remarks reflecting social teasing.
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Josu
Parner Corntessel
Sone College
Road Mending Device for Filling Holed Surfaces
An 18th century country farmer invents a disk weedlike road repair tool. A steel disk behind the wheel cuts and throws dirt, creating a wad to smooth the surface as the vehicle moves. The device aims to ease maintenance of new roads and improve freed teeth in various metal works. The article also notes cleaning methods for using and maintaining the tool and references an architectural joke about self-design.
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Anvrdaho
The Care of Files and Their Maintenance Methods
The article explains how files leaving the factory are coated to prevent rust and how oil should be reguarly removed for those used in finishing. It discusses keeping tool surfaces smooth and free from bluing to ensure proper operation and to avoid damage during use.
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Washington Star
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Portoffice
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