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Untitled fragment hints at personal vow and plans
Fragmentary text shows a note about washing up work ending and an intention to dress in a costume. It mentions a decision made and a reminder to remain. Names and locations are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Roper AI Wou Quiets Ads From St Cole Ad
Incident intel notes a low initial report regarding a folding counter device and unintended red signals. No clear details on persons, places, or organizations are provided in readable text.
A New Maud Muller Chapter I in Love and Crisis
Judge Archer Platt, a prominent County lawyer, pursues wealth and status but becomes entangled with Kitty Nolan, a Minetta Lane beauty. A letter from Kitty reveals love, triggering guilt, breach of promise concerns, and a looming personal crisis as Platt contemplates ambitious futures and personal remorse.
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Moses Deliverance Lesson From Desert Training
This Sunday School note reviews Moses desert years of preparation in Midian as essential schooling for leadership. It highlights God as I Am guiding Israel’s deliverance and the need for faith, obedience, and preparation before attempting great tasks. The piece connects Moses to modern discipline and suggests readiness through trials and habit.
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Midian
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Quotations on Wisdom and Deception
A collection of brief maxims about patience revenge timing and judgment. The speaker contrasts waiting getting even wise counsel versus action and notes how certain men evoke images of loneliness and suspicion while everyone seeks advantage.
Jenner Vaccination A History Of Its Discovery And Spread
A summary of how smallpox inoculation evolved before and after Edward Jenner. It covers early inoculation practices, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, trials on prisoners, royal support, Jenner’s birth in Berkeley in 1719, his studies, the James Phipps vaccination in 1796, initial opposition, global spread by 1800, honors from empresses and parliaments, Jenner’s death in 1823, and evolving methods and opinions on efficacy and safety.
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Russia
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Devon and Westminster Delightings on a City Visit
Two young women ride a Madison Avenue car and share impressions of Devon and Westminster. The curls praising a school teaching H pronunciation stands out while the glasses-wearer regrets missing Cockney schools on the tour.
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Law tale ends with switch on whose cow caused the goring
A tenant seeks redress before Lord Halkerston, a Judge of the Search Court of Session. He reports his cow gored the judge's cow and must pay, but the plaintiff confesses a mistaken swap—his cow was actually the judge's. The judge dismisses the matter, busy with other affairs.
Judge Richards in Rosane County pistol case tale
A Chicago judge recounts a Rosane County Texas incident where a prisoner cried when ordered to pay 325 and surrender two revolvers. The man begged to hold the guns one last time and, after receiving them, shouted his defiant farewell before departing on his journey.
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Rosane County
Texas
High Praise For Idle Reverie by Aime Maillard
Young Aime Maillard a former composer in a rhetorical class presented a blank essay on The Praise Idleness. The professor accused him of trying to fool him, but Maillard replied that the highest tribute to idleness is doing nothing.
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Abolishing the Knout and Shifting Views in Novels
The article notes imminent abolition of the knout by Russian police after czarist orders to governors to report on abuses. It cites women and children as victims and cites life‑long harm. It also discusses changes in novel heroines, highlighting a shift from girls to experienced women, with Amy Robsart as a historically middle aged figure in Scott’s works.
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