Ancient Irish relics at St Patrick’s Bell exhibit
A Dublin exhibition features the Bursting treasures of Ireland including the Bell of St Patrick, the Tara Brooch, the Books of Kells, and relics tied to Brian Boru. Curators trace the bell’s 1400 year history, its journey through battles and churches, and the lore surrounding St Patrick and Irish artistry.
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Ity College
Dublin
Patrick
Ireland
Rome
Europe
Shane
Royal Irish Academy
St. Patrick
Warony
Ardus
Portiferrs
Lenny
Danvir
Down and Connor
Armagh
Down
Witter Place
Drogheda
London
Paris
Royal Trust Academy
Trinity College
Dablin
St. Columbs
Kells
Siu
Sir Mandan
Bober
Temanagan
Queen County
Moony
Thor
St. Manchan
St. Manehan
Erin
Henry
Israel
Instructions for a perfectly formed woman body measurements
A historical snippet describes ideal human proportions with measurements for bust waist hips neck head and limbs. It prescribes belt waist sizes 22 to 28 inches and foot hand to glove compatibility, noting variations in footwear and glove sizes and asserting proportional harmony across body parts.
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Werlin
Nose for News and moral courage in journalism
An article discusses press ethics and sensationalism, citing two examples. It describes editors using lurid stories and race taints, including a case involving a negro skin boot tale and a theater fire misreport. The piece critiques sensational methods and stresses responsible reporting.
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Harper's Weekly
Mai
St. Johns
Oury
New York
Magner
Beero
Brooklyn
Pew
Peculiar Early Guide On Female Form Draws Measurements
The article outlines an old standard of female physical perfection citing an angular figure and specific height and weight ranges. It mentions a measurement test where a plumb line from the nose should touch a point in front of the great toe, reflecting dated body ideals.
A Maine Village Maiden Aunt Tale
A Maine village girl known as aune is disturbed by her aunt’s indifference to others. While descending to the cellar for putter she trips and falls. The aunt calls to her, and the niece responds with a bold expletive and slams the cellar wall with resolve.
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Maine
Lewiston Fourral
Adventure in a Balloon Over Storm and Valley
A Harper's Young People tale describes a perilous balloon ascent during a violent storm. The crew braces for wreck, then descends toward a valley as villagers awaken to the distant sounds of Gabriel’s horn and a dramatic rescue by lamp and lantern light.
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Harper
Proudldson
Donaldson
Hupy
Gabriel
Villaze
Love and Intrigue Through a Bay Window Scene
A woman keeps a furtive eye on the street from a bay window as Walter and Inaxt door friend Cora drift in and out of her thoughts. She notes the day’s beauty while longing for a walk in the parks and frets over a potential visit.
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Walter
Cora
Lic House
Cam
Ev White
Faded Romance and Roses Draw a Secret Note
A young woman misreads affection as a present, flowers arrive with a note from an unknown boy, and she wrestles with the implication of his sender while the doorbell rings and a misread romance unfolds amid a cluttered domestic scene. The scene ends with uncertainty about who sent the roses.
Fabert Rise From Ranks Shapes French Marshal
The seventeenth century figure Abraham Fabert rose from the ranks to become a marshal of the French army. He valued practical duties and self taught geometry fortification and drawing. He learned multiple languages and geography to improve his military acumen, proving that educated steel wins battles.
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Abraham Fabec
Crawall
Fiberl
Ami
France
Fabert Wa
Young
Yost the Law and Miss Slimson Exchange Reflections
Dialogue echoes memory and love of the past as Mr Tuller and Miss Slimson discuss how a single word or music can awaken hidden memories and provoke a claim of having lived before. The exchange blends legal phrasing with intimate reminiscence.
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Miss Slimson
Mr. Tuller
Tresenge of Mind and the Clericus Visit
The Rev Clevicus waits to speak with his wife as a visitor departs. Mrs Longwind remains in the drawing room and expresses intent to visit again, while the Reverend mocks the interruption and the caller's persistence.
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Clevicus
Longwind
Clericus
Hig Shudge
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ST Patrick's Bell
Sara Brood
Manu
Abialaca
Uist
Willa the Conqueror
Treland
Lian Horollme
Brian Boru
Gohlelinagle
England
Pitt
Jess
Calmie
Altrot
Clontarf
Frelon
Nail
Iedlel
Brian
Donach
Telge
Tome
Lila Father
Pane Clement VI
Yourg VIII
Earl of Clanticarde
BreNamam
Limerick
Wiliam O Conyogham
Thin
Vivian
Dawapatrick
Urban
Dew
Edward Brice
Bruce
Dundalk
Magennis Familly
Sinat
Ride Throwh
AIF
Aml
Malwa
Llavpor
Ieee Datars
Tessa
Honante
Yost
Tresenge
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!