Had. Fine Trip in Caribbean by Manes Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Manes of Nranch Avenue near Little Silver recently completed a Caribbean cruise aboard the Koruna of the Quebec Steamship line. Departing December 6 from New York, they visited St Thomas and Frederiksted, describing tropical scenery, local markets, and curious ant tunnels observed on shore.
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Hance Tour Through Caribbean Islands Describes Plants and Places
Mr. and Mrs. Hance recount a voyage visiting Danigh St. Kitts Guadaloupe Dominica St. Lucia and Barbadoes. They describe volcanic scenery old forts leper colonies gardens and local industry including sugar canes post offices and coal loading by hand on Dominica and St. Lucia.
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Hance
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Winter Bathing Homes Emanate Air Flow
The fragment notes few houses have window sashes and good ventilation is achieved. It mentions Mr and Mrs Hance enjoying outdoor bathing in winter and spending Christmas and New Year under southern skies.
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Hance
Understanding The Acute Abscess And Its Treatment
An examination of abscess types and progression explains acute versus chronic abscesses, surface versus deep occurrences, and how modern medicine treats them by early incision, drainage, and antiseptic wound care to prevent serious complications. The piece notes risks of deep infection and outlines evolving medical practice from watchful waiting to prompt surgical intervention.
A Sticky Trick For Eye Cinders
A note from Leslie's suggests chewing gum to loosen a cinder in the eye. Softened gum twisted into a point can touch the cinder and remove it, leaving the eye clear. The tip highlights chewing gin as a stubborn aid and offers a practical method.
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Leslie
PUDDLES OF SILVER Crude Mine Separation in Mexico
Harper's Weekly describes the patio system used in Mexican silver mines, originating at Puchucn. Ore is puddled with copper sulphate and quicksilver, trodden by horses for days, washed to separate silver, and recondensed. Animals suffer hooves but workers stay adapted.
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Puchucn
Harper’s Weekly
Father Tired of Requests Faces Surprise Visitor
A timid young girl asks her father to bend his rule and let William visit that evening. He probes the unusual request and she reveals a subtle plea to avoid deceiving the visitor, hinting at a tense family moment in a Baltimore American style scene.
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