White Rabbit Leads Nimrods On Wild Mountain Chase
Wilmer Kohl and companions hunt in Frystown Berks county pursuing a domesticated white rabbit. The animal outfoxes dogs and dodges through forest trails for over two miles, before meeting its end and earning a mounted display in the Kohl home.
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Earl Kohl
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Arouses Antagonism in a Meddling Government
A Cobbling of opinion cites Lord Macaulay on how a meddling government provokes resentment by dictating reading, speech, diet, dress, and behavior to a people not yet broken in. The quotation mocks paternal overreach and control.
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Taming the Brute Reference Sparks Debate in Iowa
The Seattle Times quotes a notion that Iowa coeds chose a model husband a man who says he would treat them tough if he desired. The remark draws attention to gender roles and courting humor in early 20th century discourse.
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Seattle Times
Wood Gags Building and Construction Output Shocks Industry
The text states annual lumber and wood product needs of about 800000 cars, planning mills requiring 750000 cars, automotive industry consuming 60000 cars, and even toothpicks and matches needing 4500 to 5000 cars of wool each year. This outlines vast material throughput across multiple sectors and implies a broad industrial demand for wood and wool components.
None Whatever With Girls At The Fair
Quotations on girls scoring high in a contest and rapid running are paired with a moral about parsimony and wealth. The excerpt contrasts prowess in a shooting event and speed with the idea that greed can leave a person poor. It weaves a caution about frugality and extravagance through a classical quote.
Wonderful Woman Atchison described as the world’s most unusual
The Atchison Globe profiles a woman from Atchison praised as the most unusual in the world noting she has never fainted or suffered hysterias and often scolds her husband for not attending social parties now and then.
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Atchison Globe
Denotes Day of Rest in Hebrew Origin
The Sabbath term derives from the Hebrew shabbbath meaning to rest from labor. The note explains its linguistic root and usage as a day of cessation.
Cobra Becomes Noted Venomous Threat in Asia
The cobra de capella of southern Asia is described as the most deadly venomous serpent. It is noted for causing many fatalities, especially in India and Ceylon, with historical texts claiming tens of thousands of deaths attributed to snakebites in India in 123.
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India
Ceylon
Sending Fruit to Sleep With New Apparatus
A simple new apparatus lets fruit imported into England be “sent to sleep” rather than placed in cold storage. The method preserves quality and reduces loss.
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England
Barley For Blowers And Coal Quality Notes
Fresh mined small size anthracite recommended for furnaces with electric blowers. Larger size without sand or pebbles provides cleaner fires, lower coal consumption, less furnace attention, and sustained heat after fan stops. Blower runs at minimum speed to reduce noise. one half the timeless ash and waste. Each load weighed. dust and gas-free, 100 percent pure coal.
Sun Storms Disturb Surface of Sun Studied by Eye
Reports describe sun storms similar to earthly storms, with varying times around the sun. The surface is thought to be disturbed, and a method to study them visually rather than only by photographs is proposed.
A Different Valuation By Tic Ho Reflects on Worth
Tic Ho the sage of China town argues that when you figure what you are worth you may get a conscience based result different from what your bank account shows. The remark reflects a moral contrast between financial value and inner assessment.
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Chinatown
Definition of a Citizen by Aristotle and Johnson on vows
The quote defines a citizen as one who shares in judicial and executive government. It notes that foolish vows are folly because they assume future prescience not granted to us.
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Aristotle
Tohnson
Process Inevitable—If you live from wand to mouth
The Weston Chronicle warns that the assistance burden grows with age, urging readers to plan ahead as life spans extend. The piece ties rising costs and responsibilities to aging, stressing practical steps and awareness for individuals and families.
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Weston Chronicle
Reform advocates push for calendar with more pay days
Citizens discuss calendar reform to add pay days and strengthen the work year. Proponents argue longer cycles could improve productivity and wages while opponents warn of disruption to schools and schedules. The idea draws mixed reactions from labor groups and employers.
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