Apple Descent and Apple History Narrated
An article surveys apples and related fruits from the rose family, tracing origins in Britain and Europe, noting Roman introductions, Saxon mentions, and early English varieties. It cites Winthrop, Huguenots, and Kent orchards, then shifts to a 19th century letter about living on nothing, urging thrift through social leverage and borrowing, with figures of 98 cents income and 20,000 expenses.
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Sime de Montfort
Edward
Engin
Kent
John Winthrop
Winthrop
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Blackstone
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Plashing
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Waterways of the Orient and China’s vast canal network
The article describes China’s canal system running along the coast from Hongkong to Peking. The Grand Canal links with smaller waterways feeding the Yanglee and Yellow River plains, forming an irrigation and transportation web crucial to commerce. It argues railroads cannot replace this life-centered system and stresses its central role in Chinese life and commerce.
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Dummy Instruments and Cheap Imitations in Boston
A description of dummy instruments and cheaply made imitators sold as musical gear in Boston. The article notes outwardly exact reproductions of real cars, lacking valves or reeds, and claims some bands include one third dummy players, highlighting industry practices and concerns about quality.
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America
Boston
Fragmented line prompts in a playful dialect
A garbled excerpt features rural dialogue with dialect hints and incomplete phrases. It presents little clear context or narrative and reads like a clipped dialogue fragment lacking identifiable people or events.
Transmitter by mouthpiece abolished in British device
Consul Mahin reports a British General Electric instrument that rejects a mouthpiece by using a small metal cage worn to the ear for both speaking and listening. A highly insensitive microphone concentrates sound waves, removing the need for a traditional mouthpiece while transmitting to the world. Switzerland plans the Museum of Peace and War in Lucerne to exhibit war relics from stone age to modern submarines and provoke antiwar sentiment. The Chicago Daily News notes a quip about a young man loving a well dressed girl fading after marriage due to freight costs.
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