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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1893
Page
8
Describes the rise of Thames house boats as floating homes with cabins, dining saloons, and verandas. Notes varied sizes from twenty to thirty feet, powered by horses or poling, often renovated canal barges. Some are lavish, some affordable, with white roofs, bright name lettering, and national colors on the towpole.
A patient employer gently teaches a lax office boy. One morning the office was untidy and papers lay under the desk. The boss asks if the mess suggests anything and the boy calmly answers that it indicates a careless person has been there, earning a rebuke.
A managing editor dismisses Mr Blifkins for writing balloon stories claiming they are full of wind. Blifkins denies the claim and asks for clarification as the editor insists the accusation is correct. The exchange ends with the editor reaffirming the dismissal.
A New York Weekly excerpt portrays a spirited dialogue about female independence and marriage as a path to self-sufficiency. A daughter rejects dependence on her father, while a mother warns of subservience under male employers, concluding marriage as a supposed route to freedom.
The article covers Cornell University inaugurating a school of naval architecture and marine engineering, the first in the Western hemisphere, with two year core and possible fourth year for senior mechanical engineering students, plus admission for students from other technical schools. It details first year topics on ship resistance propulsion wave motion construction and marine machinery, and second year advanced design and machinery studies under supervision.
A vivid account of underwater beauty near the Coral Sea off Terra Australis. Vast formations of milk-white and brain coral emerge as emerald water frames reveal pendant eyes on pinnacles. The scene grows clearer with shallower water, likening a fairy garden where mermaids and aquatic flora revel in radiant colors.
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