The Procurator From Byzantium Affects A Cold Demeanor
M Pobiedenoataef, a former procurator in the holy synod, described as dangerous yet blameless, combines a scholarly exterior with a belief in Russia as heaven-given authority. Andrew White notes his cold gaze behind spectacles and his Tolstoy pride, while admiring Emerson translations on his study table.
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M. Pobiedenoataef
Runaia
Holy Eynod
Docra
Andrew TD. White
Russia
Emerson
Tolstoy
Misdirected Workman Relates Close Call Over Spout
A master painter’s wife learns her husband’s helper Pat nearly fell from a roof while painting a spout. He survived after hesitating, stating the spout tumbled onto the estate. The tale ends with a chorus of reflections on delusions about weather manipulation and hail protection.
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Pat
Shure
Phetrindit
Surgeon’s perils from poisoned wounds in medical history
The London Hospital notes modern habits of holidays and open air exercise reduce wound dangers for doctors not overworked or depressed. It contrasts with past times when practitioners drank and visited billiard rooms and dressed suppurating wounds.
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London Hospital
Bachelor Girl and Spinster Boy Coin Life Names
An exchange between Matilda and John highlights gendered labels as Miss Matilda declares she is a bachelor girl and the bachelor counters with spinster boy, reflecting playful role reversals and self identification in a Delineator column.
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Matilda
John
Miss Matilda
Restless Night Sparks Artist Dream Talk In Bed
An innocent wife recalls her husband muttering in his sleep about being an artist. He complains his hand is no good and cannot draw, while she teases him about dreaming and wandering in his sleng.
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Jack Potts
Elaborate sarcophagi found at Carthage necropolis
Among recent finds at Carthage by Rev. Dolntier are carved marble sarcophagi with life sized relief figures. A top cover shows a gilded veiled woman in Greek style. inside are remains and bronze objects. The necropolis discovery lies twenty five feet deep with fine craftsmanship and painted eyes.
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Carthage
Dolntier
French engineer unveils Typhonoid boat with bow screw
A French engineer proposes a new vessel design called Typhonoid that moves the screw propeller to the bow to reduce centrifugal voids. The suction driven screw is claimed to act like a water spout and, with a 32 and a quarter inch screw, the boat could exceed 62 miles per hour.
One Method. IT Can Take One Drink and Stop
A Washington Herald brief quotes a tense exchange about drinking control with the claim I invariably do. The dialogue hints at a method to quit drinking and the skepticism of a question about buying in return.
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Washington Herald
Eczema Relief Promised by Chamberlain's Salve
The intense itching of eczema, teller and salt rheum is eased by Chamberlain's Salve. The text claims the salve nearly instantly relieves itching and has cured many severe cases. Available from druggists.
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Chamberlain
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