Oil Lamp Explosions Often Result from Heat and Wick Size
Oil lamps may explode when heated or when the wick is too small for the burner. The flame can reach the oil reservoir and ignite the油 vapor and air, causing an explosion.
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Newspaper
Long Branch Daily Record
Location
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1914
Page
14
Round of Pleasure and Improvement Quote
Six year old Harry lists a week of events from zoo visit to tooth loss Lily’s party sickness a haircut and Sunday school. A reflective note follows about self improvement tracing a Creighton quote about changing ourselves before changing the world.
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Harry
Lily
Letter of the Law
A tired stenographer, typing nonstop, repeats the phrase Capital Our space capital Father in prayer. She corrects herself aloud, but ends with Capital Amen period a sleepy giggle.
Pheasants and Turkeys in North American Context
The article notes pheasants in England and western Europe are valued as game fowl, while the pheasant is not native to America. It explains that the ruffed grouse is often mistaken for a pheasant here, and that native turkeys are closely related to the pheasant family.
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England
Europe
America
My Swimming Prize Lost After Rescue at Sea
A swimmer recalls a near drowning at a seaside resort. She explains learning to swim, cramp danger beyond the ropes, and a mysterious pier rescuer who saved her as others retrieved water from her. She searches for a gold Maltese cross worn in the water, a prize from a past swimming win.
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Howard Woodruff
Sid
Mystery of the Cross In a Childrens Water Tale
The narrator recalls a rescue at sea and a lost water charm. Jenny, a childhood companion, suspects a man wore the cross seen at a ball. The narrator ponders if the prized cross has fallen into a stranger’s possession and seeks clues from friends two winters later.
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Jenny Muateh
Jenny
Maltese Cross Mystery of a Lifesaver Revealed
A woman recalls a gold Maltese cross said to mark a life saved. After months of clues and a jealous fiancé, she discovers the true rescuer wearing the cross, revealing the man who saved her life and their imminent reunion at the seaside.
Payne Funeral in Capitol Honors First Representative
The funeral of Representative Serena Bo Payne of New York was held in the house of representatives where he served for thirty years. President Wilson absent. Vice President Marshall away. Senator Thornton sat with Speaker Clark as the service led by Chaplain Henry M. Couden honored Payne the first time in fifteen years for a congressman to receive such honors.
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Congress
Washington
Serena Bo Payne
New York
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Diplomatic Corps
Payne
Wilson
Marshall
Thornton
Louisiana
Clark
Henry M. Couden
House
Dingley
Senate
Auburn
N. Y
Pope Proposed Christmas Truce Fails for Lack of Unanimity
Rome reports the pope initiated a Christmastide truce among belligerents out of humanity and faith but unanimity could not be reached. The Osservatore Romano confirms the effort and notes all praised the gesture though it did not produce an agreement.
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Rome
Osservatoire Romano
Christus
Papal Organ
Redeemer
No French Income Tax Postponed by Government
Paris reports the cabinet approved postponing the 1915 income tax schedule due to budget delays. Half the regular taxes will be payable under decree while no new taxes are imposed. Finance Minister Ribot to outline the situation Dec. 18 and Premier Viviani to make a formal government statement Dec. 22.
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Tee
M. Hibot
Finance
Pourl Indient
Vie
M. Ribot
Viviani
Bankers to Form National Takers Club in New York
A new club for bankers from across the United States is being formed in New York. The Takers' Club of America will open its quarters in March in the Equitable Building with T. Dey Witt Cuyler as chairman. A 30 member board of governors is ratified and European bankers are expected to join.
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New York
Tawkers’ Club of America
T. Dey Witt Cuyler
Equitable Building
Turks in Mutiny Kill German Officers at Constantinople
Mutiny broke out among crews in Constantinople and Stambul barracks. German officers were slain in the revolt, with two killed in the Stambal uprising amid tumult and violence.
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Constantinople
Athens
Dee
Anlie
Stambal
Weather observations from yesterday across several cities
United States weather bureau readings show Atlantic City 50 Rain, Chicago Snow, St Louis 82 Snow, New Orleans 42, New York 45, Washington mist and varied temperatures around the region. The report lists AMMARF 2.5005 44 Snow and other entries with several garbled city names.
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United States Weather Bureau
At & P.m
Temp
Ammarf
Atlantic City
Toston
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
New York
Washington
Education as Instruction of the Mind by Natural Law
A quotation from Huxley defines education as shaping intellect, men and their habits, and aligning the will and affections with natural laws to foster harmony and earnest desire to learn.
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Huxley
Plain Red and Gold Suit Demands by Puek
Puek requests no flashy colors choosing plain red and gold for attire. The quoted remark emphasizes simplicity over gaudy styling and reflects a preference in dress symbolism.
Oysters Brought Up By Mediterranean Divers
The article notes that in parts of the Mediterranean divers bring oysters to the surface. It ends with a motivational tip about staying busy to keep nerves steady and helping others with tasks. It mentions a whimsical comparison to a Washerwoman not being nervous.
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The
Mediterranean
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