Apples and Iduna myth told in Icelandic tale
The piece retells an Icelandic legend from 1150 about Odin Loki and Iduna, explaining the apples that keep gods young. Loki's deceit leads to Iduna's capture by Thrassi the Frost Giant, Baldr aids, and Loki’s risky quest to restore youth. The tale ends with a question about reality vs perception.
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St. Nicholas
Iceland
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Thorold
Thurids
Icelan
Odin
Hmnir
Loki
Thrassi
Thrasal
Iduna
Asgard
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Idung
Jotunheim
Spplea
Frigga
Jotanheim
Thiessi
Thana
Aparrow
Walla
Thann
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Baldr
Thiam
Alduniand
Last Leap Described by an Eye Witness at Niagara Falls
An eye witness recalls Bam Patch a Paterson native famed for leaps into the Passaic and Niagara rivers during 1829. He describes Patch’s first jump from a small island above the upper falls before 60,000 spectators, his calm entry, and a later 425 foot leap from a 25 foot platform. Patch disappeared after a frosty day, later found and interred in the village cemetery.
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Chicago Inter-Ocean
Bam Patch
Salse
Paterson
Seth
Sam
Passaic River
Patch
Niagara Falls
Rochester
Upper Falls
Roupiys
Bam
Cain
Tae
Riy Aameren
Teowan Q
Charlotte
Women and household chemistry for cleaner washing
The article urges women to apply chemistry in home tasks. It extols using washing fluids and common chemicals like ammonia borax and gallic acid to clean clothes, woodwork, and dishes, claiming they save wear on washboards and improve hygiene. It notes increasing female interest in science and calls for practical application in households.
Bee sting nearly kills Whiteland man in Indianapolis News
Esquire Johnson of Whiteland Johnson county, a film man of stout build, was stung in the neck by a honey bee. The venom entered the jugular, causing tremors and cold, with failure of vital functions. Dr Miller arrived, stimulants were given, and Johnson recovered after hours of unconsciousness.
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Esquire Johnson
Whiteland
Johnson County
Mr. Johnson
Dr. Miller
Julianapolis
Two Great Germans at Tariff Vote in Parliament
The scene shows Prince Bismarck seated with a relaxed pose, foot tapping and sword tilting as he reviews the tariff debate. Nearby Moltke stands, offering congratulations, his sword-hilt snagged on the rail, in a lively exchange that marks their famed partnership.
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Moltke
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