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Newspaper
Los Cerrillos Rustler
Location
Los Cerrillos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1889
Page
3
A fragmentary verse item presents a bewitched scene where a speaker named Helen Weld cites a meeting and a spell. The text evokes enchantment and magical imagery with references to Paradine and a garment.
A Maine lumberman recalls crossing to Florida in the 1800s with his wife and children to settle along the Ocklawaha River. They build a log cabin, girdle trees, fish and hunt, and survive a dangerous swamp flood by constructing an elevated platform, while painting the broader life of early Florida lumbering and settler adversity.
A Philadelphia Record excerpt extols hollow brick construction as fireproof, weatherproof, and soundproof. It argues outer walls of brick with insulated centers can resist heat, dampness, cold, and noise, claiming imagined homes could endure a century of flames while keeping interiors safe and quiet.
A vivid World War I vignette shows a blue jacketed private grimly bearing a missing thumb as comrades mock his pain. Moments later another wounded soldier returns from the line, steady and silent, clutching his chest, reflecting the grim toll and stoic culture of the trenches.
Leather history traces early use of animal skins from coarse robes to tunics worn by Goths and Cromwellian Roundheads. Advances in tanning and fabrics shifted demand, with leather later returning in shoes and garments as modern soft pliable leathers enable varied apparel. The piece notes historic and Aztec embroidery, perforation to improve porosity, and the growing role of tanneries in fashion and decorative arts.
Prof N B Shaler notes how post snow thaw reveals bent stems and displaced stones on a hillside, illustrating glacial action on a small scale as akin to large scale ice age movement, in a Chautauqua column.
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