The Literary Life of Mrs. Craigie by John Oliver Hobbes
The article portrays Mrs. Craigie born 1867 in Boston as John Oliver Hobbes a witty critic of human nature. It traces her European upbringing, marriage to Reginald Walpole Craigie, divorce in 1895, London life at Lancaster Gate, and her fame through concise epigrams and sharp social insight.
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Snow Crystals Conform To Hexagonal Growth Rule
Technical World Magazine explains why snow crystals form in hexagonal sixfold symmetry. Water molecules with polar poles and equatorial diameters guide outward growth along equatorial directions, producing tabular and columnar forms and limited axial expansion.
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Technical World Magazine
A Pathetic Duel in Early Navy History
A tale from Malayan waters recalls a quarreled duel between two midshipmen. After heated words, one challenged and both were wounded in a seaside exchange. One survived with a withered arm but later died of a broken heart, prompting remorse from the survivor.
Empire and power as vast as a moving nation
An American on a cross country trip in a San Francisco station celebrates the United States as an empire where travel remains brisk yet trains still run late. The Washington Star notes the pride in a land where a man can be perpetually in motion and still face a twenty four hour delay.
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Charles Reade's Mistake Mentioned in Humorous Quip
A Chicago Record-Herald humorous exchange questions if Charles Reade wrote the remark about two fools being more terrible than one. The dialogue plays on misattribution and a playful misquote about letters and readers.
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Wedding notice for Mrs Nubride appears in local paper
A brief wedding notice mentions Mrs Nubride and the ceremony inferred within the local press. The fragmentary text shows informal dialogue about the bride's maiden name and upcoming nuptials.
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Tess
Notorious vs Notable Fame Question Ponders Public Opinion
An Atlaw Journal comment notes it is easier for a ta man to gain notoriety than for a real man to gain fame, reflecting on public perception and standards of notoriety versus authentic renown.
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Atlaw Journal
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