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Newspaper

Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1910

Page

8

The Fuegians They Are Stunted and Hideously Ugly

Describes Fuegians as the lowest of races in the civilized world with extreme short stature, peculiar body proportions, copper bronze color, and distinctive facial features. Notes adults have coarse black hair, large nostrils, and elongated upper lips, while women use a porpoise jaw as a comb. claims frequent smoke irritation affects eye color. Source cites St. Louis Globe-Democrat.

American St. Louis Globe-Democrat

Halibut Folklore From Canada’s West Coast

A Canadian writer notes halibut as a national dish, found on Christmas and midsummer menus, with scarce days in between. Ernest McGaffey once observed Indigenous fishers catching 21,000 pounds of halibut in a single Clayoquot day, with fish weighing up to 30 pounds each.

Canada Vancouver Island Ernest McGaffey

Color Harmony in Color Relations

The text explains color harmony by relating side by side colors on the spectrum. It states that related colors blend well while unrelated colors clash, noting that orange is kin to red and yellow, and yellow is akin to green due to mixing.

Ted

Street in Moscow Showcases Machinery Shops

A Moscow street, Minsnitskaya Ulitza, features numerous stores selling machinery. Large plite glass windows display wares, with exhibits of various mechanisms. In the afternoon some machines are set in motion to demonstrate their workings.

Moscow Minsnitskaya Ulitza

Magical employment sign guards Chicago News house

In a turnpike residence Mr. Rurales joked that tramps are deterred by a magical sign on the front gate reading Employment Agency. He smiled, saying the sign keeps visitors away, illustrating a harmless bit of local humor.

Precisely That Bragesby I Tell You I’m Overworking

The Baltimore American notes a sharp exchange about workload between Bragesby and Nocker. Bragesby complains of overwork while Nocker echoes the same complaint. The dialogue reflects newsroom tensions over productivity.

Bragesby Nocker

Plentiful Weather Dress Discussed In Quotations

In a brief item, quotes reflect changes in wardrobe philosophy and weather driven attire. A Pittsburg loss is noted while a critic voices that conceit stems from vanity and seeks constant admiration.

Pittsburg Haslitt

The Arctic Peril and the Peary Method of Polar Trek

The article explains that reaching the North Pole requires a structured system of pioneer and supporting parties. It details five divisions with specific roles, including a four-member pioneer unit led by Bartlett, and argues that only a large, experienced party can endure the journey.

Cook Comine der Pours Hoipten Peary Arctic Club North Pole Pole Anutler Austen Wim Cujw Columbia Barthett Howe Ploneer Minin Pioneer Juirty Bartlett

Narrowing the Field and the Primary Debate

A Louisville Courier Journal quip contrasts indecision with a call for a primary. The humor notes how many candidates for marriage overwhelm a chooser, while a sharp line muses on the clarity of guilt versus advertising arrows.

Theo Louisville Courier Journal

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad Aged Cure Claim

An advertisement-style item touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain and kidney troubles. It includes a long customer endorsement from J. Withrow of Leainyton Virginia, mentions local druggist sales, price 50 cents, and notes Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The text weaves other tonics and products into the page, reflecting a mixed era ad and editorial voice.

Dean J. Withrow Main Washington Ste Leainyton Doan Gorrell's Drug Store Foster-Milbury Co Buffalo New York United States nanme—Dean

Prize Present Brides Gift Gem Sparks Collector’s Obsession

A bored husband admires a wedding gift display and discovers a rare Utamaro print he believes to be the gem of the couple’s gifts. He mislabels it as the master’s work, prompting his wife to reveal it was meant as a gift for the bride, not his collection.

Utamaro Lamond

Etiquette by Precedent at Lord Chamberlain's Office

The lord chamberlain's office in London preserves detailed etiquette in quiet rooms where officials consult heavy volumes on royal functions. Beautiful pictures show the court ceremonies and officers know how to handle events from royal arrivals to princess marriages using precise precedents.

Wen Lord Chamberlain London Persia

Eccentricities In Palaces From a Distant Era

A description of rulers indulging strange luxuries and punishments in palaces. Empress Ange housed guests in an ice palace chamber where hard freezing served as a penalty. Czar Paul walked a mirrored roc in uniform. A Javanese prince altered his courtyard, and Tippoo Saib used automata to dramatize a brutal dinner scene.

Ange Paul Java Tippo Sabib

The River Tinto’s Extraordinary Qualities

In Bpuly a river named Tinto is said to have yellow waters that petrify sand into a moat like substance. Stoves falling in supposedly fuse with other objects. within a year it withers plants, dyes tools and trees, and no fish live in its stream.

Bpuly

Creature From the Fire Alleged by Aristotle

The text cites Aristotle claiming some beings can live in fire. In Cyprus, manufacturers of valvitis mines reportedly bore it for days and a creature larger than a gray fly appeared from the stove, leaping and walking in flames. The creature perished when removed from the furnace.

Cyprus

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