Cycles of Life and Death in Human Atoms
Scientist John Fhin argues in Seven Folices of Science that our bodies borrow atoms from many sources across history and species. He suggests fragments from Homer Archimedes and Jesus may reside in us, illustrating endless organic cycles and transformation as life renews itself.
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No Old Maids in Babylon Auction Myths
Fragment describes ancient Babylonian auctions of virgins where the fairest were sold first and fortunes changed hands. The account claims the practice removed old maids and boosted population, with proceeds redistributed to buyers and the city.
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Linguistic Voyage From Plates to Tart in Medieval Fare
The article traces how terms like trier fricusse frieusseed tart and tort arise from Latin and French roots. It links plate shortages in the Middle Ages to bread undercrusts serving as platters and evolution into cake-like batters forming tarts and tartlettes served as distinct dishes.
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Stradivarius Violin Maker’s Life and Legacy
The famous Stradivarius, born 1644 died 1787, produced many instruments over a long career. Estimates place about a thousand violins and three hundred other instruments attributed to him. Eugene Ysaye and Jan Kubelík own genuine Stradivarius violins. labels were likely paper.
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Two Views on Money and Hustle
A dialogue between two speakers debates money and frugality. One argues perpetual spending prevents wealth, while the other says effort and earning more than current income are needed to improve finances.
May Your Nose Grow Fat Hospitality in Persian Welcome
The passage describes Persian hospitality toward Europeans as gracious and elaborate. Hosts greet visitors with praise and gifts, offer abundant tea and coffee, and thank guests for their company with courteous phrases. Despite stereotypes of bargaining, real hospitality aims to please guests and make them feel welcome.
YOUTH HAD NOTHING ON DAD
The Jones family humorously recalls Brazil in a chatty tale about heat and exaggerated stories. Jones Junior returns from Brazil and presses his father for why siestas fail in the heat while the family jokes about restless nights and rubber trees stretching in the tropical climate.
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Mica Use in India Across Crafts and Medicine
The article notes mica’s ancient use in India for shoes cloth polishing and as a key material in mirrors pottery and windows. Ground mica serves as medicine and tonic with secret native dissolution methods. Major deposits lie in northern Hazaribagh district promising vast untapped value.
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Dignified Rebuke A Battleship Captain’s Dignity in New York Harbor
A naval captain celebrated for personal discipline in port kept a rule to return to his ship before midnight. When delayed one night a crewmate’s saluted greeting provoked his sharp rebuke. The captain retorted that the petty display reflected poorly on the ship’s professional standards.
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Shakespeare's House Birthplace Bought by Public Subcription
Shakespeare's House in Stratford-on-Avon claimed as his birthplace was purchased by public subscription on October 22 1861 to preserve national interest in the dramatist.
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The Same Girl New York Central Magazine Dialog
The exchange asks about a mysterious new girl. Jack clarifies the person is his old girlfriend repainted, revealing a twist in identity.
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Guardianship Hearing Notice for Minors Anna Roth and Herman Roth
Llano County Texas announces Henry C. Roth petition for Letters of Guardianship in the estates of minors Anna and Herman Roth. Hearing set at Llano County Court House in Llano. interested parties may appear and contest. Notice dated December 8 1920 and signed by Clerk J F Mallford.
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Believe Devil Rules Earth and Yazadi Beliefs Described
An article outlines the Yazadi sect of mixed Kurdish and Arabian blood who worship the devil and foresee his rule for 10 000 years with a 6 000 year fate to hell and eventual pardon. It notes their beliefs about Adams and Eves and a ritual test with jars producing snakes, worms, and a pair of children. Also described are curious fossil oysters found near Canshay Oregon and the region's interest in their origins.
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Assurt
Hell
Canshay
Oregon
Notice of Wild Game Protection Association Formation
The undersigned form the We the owners organization known as Local Valley Game Protective Association to protect wild game by cooperative rules. A twenty five dollar reward is offered for trespass across lands owned or controlled by us without written permit. Fifty dollars for buck or doe or fawn killed out of season. One hundred dollars for hunting on a signed premises. A posted red headed sign adopts these notices, signed by Henry Keyster and others.
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