Misjudged By Heimburg A Painter’s Studio Escapade
In a flowing emotional scene, Fraulein Hilde vies with a visiting artist Jussnitz as he plans a studio in town and hatches plans to paint her. The pair navigate longing, social obligations, and a promise to visit, while Jussnitz contemplates leaving domestic life for art. Antje, his wife, confronts the shift as he moves toward a new studio and a possible separation between marriage and career. He finally reveals the studio plan and returns to a tense home, hinting at ongoing romantic and artistic tensions to come.
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Hilda
Tony
Herr Jussultz
Post’ Plaza
Thensanil
Fraulein
Hilde
Hank
Jassnitz
Fraulein Oebita
Hanani
Jugenug
Tussalis
Fraulein Brandi
Strehlen
Pheola Wontan
Jussutiz
Tsick Ian
Apie
Antje
Mar
Aldos
Mones
Sorrento
Fraulein von Bardeleben
Leo Juesnus
Jussnitz
Mttiv
Melienthien
Fraulein von Zweidorf
Strasse
Bartenberg
Stellal
Jussinlez
Barrenberg
Baronesa
Tuasspitz
Barrenders
Antic
Tia
Barronbens
Irene
Jnsanitz
Franz
Antie
Tam
Radnitz
Dad N Me Reflection On Growing Up And Family Values
A reflective piece from the Houghton Post where a child compares himself to his father. The voice laments aging, money, and the allure of youth while admiring his dad’s perspectives on work, responsibility, and joy. The narrator longs to swap roles and relive simpler times spent near streams and hills.
Russian canal to White Sea linked to St Petersburg port
John E. Kehl, U.S. consul at Stettin, notes Russian plans approved by the minister of communications for a St Petersburg to White Sea canal. The route includes Cronstadt, Suretskaya port, and Lake Onega, promising deep water for cruisers and enabling Baltic White Sea linkages, with broader aims of cheaper timber and grain transport and greater self sufficiency.
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State Department
Russia
John E. Kehl
Ot Stettin
St. Petersburg
White Sea
Tig Yeas
Uriel
Cronstadt
Suretskaya
Neva
Luefluga
Baltic Sea
Washington Star
Life-Saving Advice From United States Corps
Instructions issued to prevent drownings aboard boats urging full lifesaving gear, safe seating, and quiet behavior during rough water. Cautions against crowding and improper seating to avoid capsizing and loss of life, with tips for non-swimmers on how to keep afloat and conserve energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rescue and First Aid for Drowning Victims on the Hudson
A historical note describes rescue methods for drowning persons in mid stream. It details approach methods, restraint by grabbing collars, and steps to tow, ventilation, and reviving the unconscious. Emphasizes immediate action, removing clothing, and using mechanical means before medical aid.
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Hudson
Consumption Gurable Resume of the Great Phthisis Congress
A summary of the tuberculosis congress crediting progress against phthisis. It notes the shift from no cure to infectiousness, the focus on ventilation and overcrowding, and the practical steps like notification and hospital care. It also emphasizes reducing spitting in public places and cautions against overemphasizing Koch’s theory. The piece highlights the main conclusions and calls for ongoing corroboration.
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Koch
Koci
Congress
America
England
Justie
Gment
Charles Greenwell
National Tive Stock Association
Windsor Castle Upgrade Seen Needed at Private Apartments
A contemporary note states a great deal of work is needed at Windsor Castle as the private apartments are scarcely worthy of an ordinary country gentleman’s setting. The Queen is mentioned in the discourse as part of the assessment.
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Windsor Castle
Stig
Windor Castle Interior Luxury and Sandringham Plans
A Windsor Castle interior rebuild cost 7 1/2 million, with luxurious private apartments and unique corridors. The article refutes claims of Sandringham enlargement, noting no additions and predicting it will remain the queen consort’s residence with royal visits and Whitsuntide plans, plus proposed guard barracks near Sandringham on the road to Lyon.
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Elizabeth
Eurone
Sandringham Hall
Sandringham
Guard of Honor
Lyon
London Truth
Royal Savage wreck divers recover relics from Champlain lake
A Chicago diver recently recovered gun carriages, 10 pound shot, grape shot and officer buttons from the Royal Savage wreck off Valcour Island near Lake Champlain. The 1776 Benedict Arnold expedition vessel was sunk after an encounter with the British, and authorities in New York and Plattsburgh pursue an alleged plunder case. Some believe Arnold’s private papers may still lie within the wreck, altering Revolutionary history. The diver faces legal questions regarding wreck rights and possession in U.S. waters.
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Lake Champlain
Chicago
Royal Savage
Jake Champlain
Valcour Island
McDonough
Tamang
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
New York
Plattsaure
United States
Highout
Vermont
Buyalo Commercial
The Peril of Pride and the De Soto Society
A village elite forms the Society of the Sous and Daughters of de Soto limited to Fernando de Soto descendants. A member denied entry is blackballed, later exposing that F de Soto was a bachelor. The group rebrands as the Elite Euchre Club, highlighting how names shape perceptions.
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Fernando de Soto
Sous and Daughters
de Soto
Ontar
F. de
de Soin
The
Eilte Euchre- Club
G. W. Wharton
Helen of Troy remembered in a wartime lyric tribute
The fragment praises Helen of Troy in a style from Smart Set, invoking two worlds, awe, and the ancient world’s wars. It notes references by T. George Best and suggests a gleam of inspiration that has fed modern song.
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Helen OF Troy
Helen
T. George Best
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W. Heimburg
Jussaltz
Kioden
Thad
Dylach
Dad
Tobin
Houghton Post
F& Canal
the Royal Savage
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