Dust and Erosion Forces Shaping World Dust
The article explains how dust originates from ceilings walls furniture clothing plants and even celestial sources. It details weathering by air and water glacier action and plant decay, with examples from rivers and Indian monsoons, and notes winter freezes and glaciers as dust producers. It also touches on journalism life and other era content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
England
Wales
Anow-Eral
India
Bengal
Ganges
A Judge and an Orton Case in Cottonville
A Cottonville tale recounts Judge Blank’s stern handling of an attempted murder indictment against Jaffer von Orton. The solicitor urged not pros, but the judge insisted on proper grounds and later, after a barber shop confrontation, reversed to proceed. Orton’s threats and the judge’s resolve create a dramatic court-room vignette. Louise imagines a forty year wilderness pilgrimage as a humorous aside about domestic life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Rye
Cottonville
Atlanta Constitution
Jaffer von Orton
Sol+ Icitor
Orton
Blank
Caay
Buunk
Jedge
Uriel
Nerazor
Tudge Blank
Thaye
Hays
Tam
Wartin
Baw Orton
Cottonsville
Louise
Gidaker
Tye
Moses
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Canada
Jordan
Canaan
Arever
State Street
Morket
Chivago Ledger
The Winter’s at the door and a horseman’s critique
A Yonkers Gazette style piece blends Shakespearean wordplay with a Harlem street scene on driving as an art. It contrasts the Model Shakespears performance with a veteran horseman’s critique of unskilled drivers, stressing safety, training, and fair wages while lampooning showy but reckless driving on city streets.
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Dampsel
Hell
vErgo
Hearthstone
Yonkers Gazette
Harlem Lane
Timouta
Audho River
Wolk C
New York Tribune
The Nicaragua Canal Threat and War Warning
The San Francisco Chronicle argues the Nicaragua canal can be built by Germany and would be unattainable by purchase, claiming war may be needed to seize it. It asserts a week of war with Germany could finish the canal, saving lives and reducing bloodshed compared to a future conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Nicaragua Canal
Germany
San Francisco Chronicle
Cocaine as a Cure All Controversy Emerges
A Chicago physician’s excess use of cocaine sparks debate over its medical value and harms. The episode risks hardening public prejudice against the drug, despite claims of its therapeutic efficacy and significance in medical history.
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Chicago
Joke and Truth in Editorial Room Amid Aging Humors
In a fablelike newsroom scene Joke and Truth converse as Truth plans to edit a new humor column while Joke laments aging. As Truth tenderness marks Joke with blue pencil, Joke rises energized by a sudden improvement in his fate, hinting at a fresh entry in the America’s leading humorists.
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Joke
Truth
Wii
Horace Greeley
Cam
John
Kareena
Americas
A Careful Wife and Placulant Editor Exchange
A fragmentary dialogue portrays a careful wife and a plculant editor tangled in muttered quarrel about civil questions and distant resolve. The garbled text hints at deception and fear, with lines clustering around restraint and exposure, but readable details are scarce.
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St. Louis Grobe-Democrat
Sta
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Board of Trade
Chicago News
John Wesley
Gates of
Wesley
Chris
France
Vonfreres
M. Sareey
Chantanta
Paulus
M. Surrey
St. James's Gazette
Wmarin County
California
Terrot
Orate Terron
Détroit
Waron Larrey
Ucheelor Chrome
Senate
Thig
Rome
Clark
Philadelphia Press
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