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A fragment rich in miscellany from a historical periodical includes Emily Dickinson verse, curious social games for youth, magic tricks, a contest to find hidden rivers in a narrative, and an update on the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co plan to quench a long-burning mine fire near Tamaqua by drilling, pumping water, and using culm.
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Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Greenwood
Tamaqua
Schuykill
Burning Coin Trick Published In An Old Guide
A dated description outlines a simple coin vanish trick using a four by five inch paper and a cent. Folding the paper around the coin, wrapping it secure, then burning the paper to make the coin vanish, with dexterous handling to avoid detection.
The Magic Quarter Illusion Reveals Hidden Cash
A short description of a classicillusion where a marked quarter is borrowed and a large bar of worsted is unwound to reveal money that was in the pocket moments before. The note explains the first step to perform the trick.
Puzzle instruction for drawing four squares without lifting pen
A cryptic instruction describes tracing every line of connected squares starting at A without retracing any line. It instructs drawing four squares as shown, keeping the pencil on paper and never lifting it. The text suggests a classic single-stroke puzzle with a specific starting point and rules.
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Ani
Groud
Helen Gould Best Loved Woman on Earth Hero of Charity
Helen Gould, renowned American philanthropist, is described as America's best loved woman for her extensive, world spanning charity. Her health mandated absolute rest after decades of tireless work, including a historic $100,000 gift in 1898 to aid the Spanish-American War effort.
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Helen Gould
America
Misa Gould
United States
Spain
Woman's War Relief Association
Soldier Aid Icon Honored For Wartime Devotion
The text portrays a renowned benefactor who aided coldiera at Montauk Point and Camp Wrekoff during the war. She funded relief, opened a temporary hospital, provided comforts to convalescents, and donated 25 000 dollars to the relief association. Recognized by New York, Pennsylvania, and Illinois legislatures, Congress awarded a gold medal, and 3 000 soldiers signed a military album in her honor. Her postwar generosity extended to Philippine-bound books and continued devotion to sailors and soldiers.
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Montauk Point
Camp Wrekoff
E. H. Walworth
Relief Association
New York
Pennsylvania
Ilinois
Congress
Hoar
Americans Flock to Canada for Farm Land Boom
Western farmers eye the Canadian northwest as 40,000 Americans reportedly emigrated last year. With families, 150,000 to 200,000 could move within a year, taking allegiance to Edward VII. Canada’s wheat belt spans 400,000 square miles, four times US arable land, yet only 1 percent cultivated with yields far below the national average. The shift hints Britain reducing American grain dependence in a decade or two.
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Canadian Northwest
Dominion
United States
Canadian Northwest Territories
Edward VII
Great Britain
Churchmen Excited By New Seminary Dean Election
The forthcoming election of a new dean for the General Theological Seminary in New York stirs vast interest among Protestant Episcopalians, rivaling the excitement seen when Phillips Brooks was chosen bishop of Massachusetts, though he held antisacerdotal views and Austarian ties. Deans Phorbes Seymour Hoffman are described as high churchmen.
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General Theological Seminary
New York City
Phillips Brooks
Massachusetta
Phorbes
Seymour
Hoffman
Population comparison of New Mexico and Arizona
New Mexico exceeds Arizona in population by about 73 000, totaling 195 910. Of this figure 166 946 are whites.
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New Mexico
Arizona
American Women of Title in England Rise to Twenty-Nine
There are now twenty nine women of title in England who were American girlie, including four Duchesses and two Countesses.
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England
Hard to Beat the Bank at Monte Carlo Edge
The bank holds a narrow advantage over the player at Monte Carlo, estimated below two percent, with annual winnings around 6.25 million dollars. The figure highlights the bank’s persistent edge in the gambling market across the famed casino.
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Monte Carlo
More Horseflesh Eaten Sparks Berlin Horse Trade Boom
Following a sensational horsestead dinner in Berlin the horse butchers report a quadrupling in business. The piece notes rising demand for horseflesh and markets responding to the public appetite for the delicacy. The scene hints at a bustling, controversial trade with economic impact.
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Berlin
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