Academy for scientific travelers proposed by Geno academy
The University of Geno Italy establishes an academy for scientific travelers to teach observation and investigation of phenomena. The piece also notes various social, legal, and economic topics from American and international sources, including hunger in Nebraska, rent duress in New York, rail mail laws, female librarians, and iron production growth.
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Songs We Used to Sing Echoes of Lost Hopes
A fragmentary poem from New Oricans Times-Democra reflects on memories and songs from long ago. The speaker laments faded dreams and the passing of time, with music lingering only in memory as an eternal river moves toward eternity.
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Domestic Geese And Their Many Varieties
A magazine snippet surveys domestic geese origins and breeds, detailing wild ancestors, plumage changes from domestication, feather plucking history, cruelty rulings, and notable types such as Toulouse and Embden, with care tips and farming notes.
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Toulouse
Embden
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Louis Republic
Mermaids and Mermen From the Dugong Myth Tale
The article explains the dugong as a Pacific Ocean whale-like creature off Australia that inspired mermaid and merman myths. It notes lengths of eight to twenty feet, humanlike head, lung breathing, and a bull-like cry when wounded. Hairy females and bearded males are described, with meat tasting bacon, mutton, or beef depending on the cut.
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Newport Cliff Cottage Lunchers Show forthright courtesy
A Newport incident recalls a cliff cottage owner who asserts guests may walk the cliff but cannot assume his house and piazza rights. An elderly visitor calms the scene with grandmotherly warmth and the owner withdraws, amused by the luncheon crowd on the seafront veranda.
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Byelow lullabies and St Nicholas tales from old stories
A fragment from Detroit Free Press and Youth's Companion recalls a playful lullaby journey to Byelow, a St Nicholas legend of gifting gold to children, and a short tale of Lulu’s kittens sent by mail. It notes ancient gloves showing remote origins and notes on glove use across eras.
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Too Much Game in the Woods Drives Off Hunters
A short item notes farmers and youths in a city area debating hunting. A farmer resists hunters on his property as wild animals like cats, bears, panthers and tigers still roam nearby.
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