Friendship in later life and changing bonds across time
The piece reflects on how friendships evolve with age, noting that youth's vitality gives way to stability or friction in long standing ties. It contrasts fixed past loyalties with the fluid potential of growing older and the need for new acquaintances to accompany life’s journeys.
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Inter
Coleridge
Perm
Bel Constancy
Yanta
Emi
Hife
Emerson
Callict
Jury tampering and an acquittal in a London case
A juror claimed a funeral prevented service and asked to serve immediately, securing a place in the jury box. The trial ended in an acquittal due to the juror’s obstinacy, later revealed as an un summoned friend of the prisoner. The London Tit-Bits recounts the incident and its questionable conduct.
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Jorer
Bowas
London
Twins Share Nearly All Life From Carriage To Chicken Pox
Aglnt A ietion. When the Tsuday Ovlas were babies their mother called them together. They shared everything including their carriages and chicken pox. As they aged slight differences appeared between Elnora and Kuderat, but Mrs Halliday ignored them. At seven, a cousin asked where Elnora and Kuderat were and Mrs Halliday replied the twins had gone with their father to shave one of their teeth out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Kalliday
Elnora
Campaign mutterings in Eleventh district sparking editorials
The piece notes numerous Republican candidates for the Eleventh district congress, with talk of internal rivalries and editorials from Hull Iowa papers. It mentions editor Mitchell leaving Rock Valley Bee, Earl Brown facing bankruptcy questioning, A B Funk seeking congress, and general political maneuvering among local press and delegates.
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Imine
Mitchell
Rock Valley Bee
Bro. Brown
Storm Lake
Wax Figure Molding Described in Grim Workshop Scene
A detailed account describes a workshop turning wax heads, hands, and bodies into lifelike figures. Workers assemble hollow wax heads with glass eyes and human hair, using molds, heating kettles, and careful finishing to create display show figures valued from seven to fifty dollars.
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Joeto
Big Ana
Allaroun
Desser
Eif
Show Figures and Their Craft in a Show Shop
The article describes artisans shaping wax heads and body parts for show figures using hair, wax, and papier mache molds. It notes rapid work, varied hair quality, and refinements by specialists before the figures receive color and finish. Copyright issues arise as makers fear imitators and mold-based duplication spreads.
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Goem
Philadelphia
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UN Mest
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Rocky Mountain
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