Fixed Income Jibe in Georgia Court Case
A New York Telegram excerpt recalls a Georgia trial where a lawyer on Col Culver’s staff defends Ben Sutton in a case about support payments. The mime of Ben’s “fixed income” collapses to a steady supply of small payments from Culver, provoking a humorous courtroom exchange. The anecdote highlights racial and legal tensions of the period.
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Frank Qenily
Georgia
New York Telegram
Culver
Don Sutton
Ben
Enele
Amanda
Aly
Yessar
Ben Sutton
Gems of Thought Inspirational Fragments
A collection of moral maxims and quotes discussing self discipline, accountability, and resilience. Included are reflections on pardoning others, facing personal failures, accepting life’s burdens, and the dangers of a self centered life, attributed to various authors.
Quaint Remedies and Mineral Life Concepts
The text lists odd remedies from a Greek church in Macedonia claiming to pacify enemies with a drink. It also notes a mistranslated aphorism and a cold reference to mineral nutrition. Additionally a brief claim about oxygen carbon, and nitrogen forming the base of life is included with remarks on dog feeding and a note from Revue Scientifique.
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Macedonia
Ilforster
Feerera
Revue Scientifique Tauris
Oddities and quips in a lighthearted column
A collection of witty exchanges and anecdotes, including a fond jab at a statesman’s apology and a playful shopkeeper misquote. The reading features humorous wordplay about stamps, a cashier’s habit, and an artist’s flattering portrait of a social figure.
The Customs of Norway Sunday Night Festivities and Flowers
Norwegians show strong flower appreciation from peasant homes to urban tables with small villages celebrating. Sunday begins on Saturday night with dancing in the streets as pastors travel between settlements. Weddings feature long boat processions and ceremonial spoons presented at christening, kept as symbols in the new home.
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Herina
Norway
Wgkt
Wem
Air Ventilation Systems in Office Buildings Described
The New York Press describes how modern offices achieve climate control through forced air from blowers and large ducts. Fresh air is heated in winter by steam coils and mixed to exact temperatures via a control system. Exhausted air exits through floor registers and roof ducts, sometimes via basement vents to a tall exterior shaft.
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Meer
New York Press
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