American lord clashes with fox and intrudes on the duchess
Ernest Fella smuggles a fox cub to his castle room after a hunt in Kingsley’s Copse ends with a fox killed nearby. He feeds the cub milk, plans milk baths, and hides the animal from servants while playing ventriloquist. The Earl of Bingley enters to inspect the scene as gossip swirls through London society.
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Lester
Duff-Hooper
Lord Fellstone
Kingsley
Ernest
Hooper
Thenemy
Sloat
Bedlan
George Bingley
Babette
Rosa
Madame la Duchesse
Duke of Beddington
Ernest Fella
Bingo
Mississippi River
Alway
Sir Frederick Cowley, Kcb
Artillery
Mooley Cowley
Ivanhoe
Mooley
Sir Frederick
Earl of Bingley
Ben
Nest
Porosity Study Methods in Metal Castings Highlighted
The article notes that for examining metals and porosity in castings researchers now frequently use K-ray techniques. It mentions metallurgists and research workers adopting radiographic methods to assess internal structure.
Dream miler targets four minute mile feat
The article recalls historical bids to break the four minute mile led by Glenn Cunningham and others. It notes fragile hopes, past injuries, and public fascination as athletes pursued a landmark time, with reflections on personal triumphs and the press coverage from Detroit News.
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Zorman
Toman Capedy
Hanover
NHL
Glenn Cunningham
Anu
London
Sears
Detroit News
Downe Church Clings to Candles Amid Modern World
The parish at Downe England Darwin birthplace remains lit by candles as villagers reject electricity gas movies railway stations and sewage systems. Despite proximity to London the community resists modern amenities.
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Downe
England
Charles Darwin
Lon
Fragmentary Note Highlights Odd Hygiene Items
A garbled line mentions a grandfather with a roller towel a comb on a string and a shared pper before noting illness and exhaustion at age 50. The text is incomplete but suggests a personal anecdote about health and daily objects.
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Grandcon
Cathedral of Seville Second Largest Gothic Edifice
The Cathedral of Seville in Spain ranks as Europe’s second largest Gothic church. It was dedicated in 1402 and houses the tomb of Christopher Columbus.
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Seville
Spain
Europe
Christopher Folumbus
Lucky accident birthed Andy Devine gravel joke fame
A 3 percent child in Kingman Arizona fell from a couch 30 years ago when a wood splinter punctured his throat. The incident triggered physiological disturbances that led to the creation of the gravel joke he now masters to attract screen and radio contracts earning about 3500 dollars weekly in his neighborhood.
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Andy Devine
Kingman
Arizon
Andy
Gates of Fame and Fortune
Glass Enclosed Speedboat: A Future Atlantic Liner
The Atlantic liner of the future would be a streamlined glass enclosed speedboat capable of New York to Southampton in nine days. Outlined by Pierre de Maiglaive of the French Line and engineer A C Hardy in a Marine Engineers Institute paper. Air would be conditioned in the enclosed vessels and temperatures regulated by weather. Passengers could play games on upper decks without wind or funnel gases.
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New York
Southampton
Pierre de Maiglaive
A. C. Hardy
Institute of Marine Engineers
Bible Found After Twenty Years Linked to Nebraska Pastor
A pocket Bible carried by a Minnesota private in the AEF was lost in mud on a French battlefield twenty years ago. Discovered in Queanbeyan Australia, it is to be forwarded to the owner Rev Samuel Berg pastor of Mosses Hill Church near Loomis Nebraska after he makes contact with the finder.
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Minnesota
Australia
Queanbyan
Samuel T. Berg
Mosses Hill Church
Loomis
Nebraska
Largest open pit iron mine near Hibbing Minn
The world’s largest open pit iron ore mine lies near Hibbing Minnesota and features more than 70 miles of railway racks used to haul ore to the surface.
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Hibbing
Minn
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Chapter
Ernest Sloat
Beddingdon
France
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Tarascon
Balette
Fortune
Joan Woat
Appleford
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Saskatoon
Calgary
Edmonton
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