Peper Made From Refuse of Sugar Cane
A historical note describes making paper from bagasse the dry refuse of sugar cane. It outlines processes to extract juice, pulp preparation, and testing for value in fiber recovery. The text mentions conditioning the bagasse, pulping, and potential uses for low grade paper, with emphasis on preserving fibers and improving sucrose extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tagasse
Sui Ene
Yi Meyer
Jose Tern
Ronsrei
Levine
Tom
Nmude
Hornbooks Before Printing From Alphabet to Prayer
The article describes hornbooks used before printing, detailing their single page alphabet, the Lord's Prayer, and digits on a large frame. A hole for a cord allowed suspension from a pupil's girdle, with a St. George and the Dragon sketch on the back. now rare with few remaining references in Detroit News.
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Pligien
Englin
Detroit
News
Penny Debt Sparks Quick Action at Local Auction
A strained scene unfolds as Jackie notices a missing penny among the family pews during the Sunday service. With time tight, he impulsively slides his own penny to a woman, saying he will cover the cost to keep the seating process moving and avoid delay.
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Jackie
Jurkle
Cameraman Fends Off Beast in Wild African Scene
An American photographer in Maine recounts a perilous incident in Africa where a hunter charged a camera crew. A rhino or similar animal collapsed beside the equipment, narrowly missing injury as the crew steadied their shot and fled to safety.
Capua Surrender After Hannibal Siege And Roman Reprisals
The ancient Capua opened its gates to Hannibal after a siege following the Battle of Capua, leaving the city greatly weakened. When Romans retook Capua in 211, they fought, beheaded resisting leaders, and executed most who did not surrender. Only two women reportedly escaped, one aiding Roman fortunes and the other connected to prisoners.
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Capua
Maly
Hannibal
di Lannie
Thy
Amey
Fragmentary historic dialogue with garbled speech
The readable portion presents a stout man speaking in broken phrasing about political figures and a vague claim involving Lloyd George and others. The text is largely unintelligible, with multiple misspellings and inconclusive references.
Celebrations and delays in mailed gifts to Russia
A fragment hints at festivity timing tied to Christmas gifts sent to Russia and a quote attributed to Louisville Courier. The text suggests confusion over celebration dates and the long journey of holiday presents, reflecting post holiday customs and wartime plausibility.
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Russia
Louisville Cournand
Cathedral of St John the Divine to Be Completed
The Unztees of the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York plan to resume construction after an interruption by the war. The work will continue toward restoring the cathedral’s crest and structural elements, with completion aimed for a future year.
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St. John the Divine
St Jets
Tevins
New York
Gillie
BOSE
Toset
Sauthers Named in MacLean Telegrams in Lease Scandal
White House telegraph chief F. W. Sauthers appears in MacLean telegrams reviewed by the senate committee examining the lease scandal. He was charged with managing Meleyn's private wire to Pah Beech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. Sauthers
White House
MacLean
Senate
Pfven Charce
Meleyn
Pah Beech
Lenin's Tomb Mystery Rumors From The Kremlin Grounds
Unclear text hints at Lenin tomb site near the Kremlin in Moscow with references to a grove and freezing conditions. The passage suggests speculation about the tomb or its surroundings rather than a clear event or date. Named entities include Lenin and Kremlin in Moscow.
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Lenin
Moscow
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Popul Base Mechanics Magazin
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Chicago
McKers
Msn
Lititz Record Printing House
Atj Irlie
M.amer
Bestud
Lititz
Down Home
Leaman & Leed
Ghent
Walmius
Crisgists
E. S. Chensy & Co
Toledo
Ohi
Keystone Furniture CO
Rornues
Blue Ribbon Furniture
W. King ST
Lancaster, PA
Blom
Newpra
Americus Maine
Lloyd Georges
San Jose
Costa Rica
Senator King
William King
Utah
Eleanor
Chlshoma Klan
K. KR
Orhar
Erazid
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