Short Items Of Interest In A Compact Firehose Of Facts
A foldable sanitary mouth mask fits in a vest pocket. Icelandic criminals were once placed in an imagined aslyum due to generous kindness and disbelief that crime exists. Landscape features of Black soil forests pine and spruce indicate limited sunlight and varied rock and snow reflectance. New South Wales seeks secondary industries in smaller towns and aims to popularize local products. A compact safety kit including razor mirror soap and a telescope handle fits a roll ten inches long two inches in diameter. California finds grain coated with strychnine better for poisoning ground squirrels than soaked grain. A moose cow chased a calf onto railway tracks at Prince Albert and was killed while car splintered a cow catcher. Austria has about two domestic animals and birds per person. Iuvian population near six million with about two million registered livestock.
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New South Wales
On Haya
California
Prince Albert
Saskatchewnan
Kind Deeds Yield Big Estate To Kansas City Laborer
Kind acts performed eighteen years ago earned Ibn Drew a share in an estate valued over ten thousand dollars. Drew, then a boy, cared for F. E. Forester of Goldfield Nevada who was ill at a health retreat near Kansas City. Drew carried meals and mineral water for four weeks without pay. The Forester estate, left to Drew, is said to include mining properties and farmland.
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Ibn Drew
Kansas City
Drew
F. E. Forester
Goldfield
Nev
Excelsior Springs
Forester
Accused Mayor Faces Impeachment Charges in Seattle
Mayor E. J. Brown of Seattle begins a second term while the city council files impeachment charges amid sensational disclosures of Seattle night life. The action marks a dramatic political crisis in the Pacific Northwest city.
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E. J. Brown
Seattle
Wash
Flowers for Perfumes from Grasse Report Listed
A Grasse report in southern France identifies the flowers most grown for perfume manufacturing. The list includes violet acacia jonquil mignonette rose orange jasmine tuberose and carnation.
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Grasse
France
Snow Fleas Spread by Hunger Across the Nation
Nature Magazine notes that hunger drives snow fleas to disperse nationally, drawing a parallel to how famine spurred human migration worldwide.
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Nature Magazine
Friends and Enemies Sayings from Blas
A quoted aphorism notes that choosing between friends and enemies is tricky. It suggests a friend may turn foe and an enemy may become a friend, highlighting shifting loyalties. The author cites Blas as the source of this reflection.
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Blas
Care of Sponges For Better Condition
Wash sponges occasionally in warm water with tartaric acid then rinse in clear warm water to keep them in good condition.
Velvet leacs for dressy occasions in Paris fashion
Fashion notes praise Drecoll velvet gowns and related ensembles for a formal tea dance season. Velvet, satin brocades, and metallic fabrics dominate, with elaborate sleeves, surplice fronts, and fur trims. Designers like Patou and Jean Magnin showcase inventive silhouettes and long sleeves, while metallic cloths and brocades lead the nightwear trend.
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New York Times
Drecoll
Mink
Lynx
Ermine
Martial Et
Armand
Premet
The Glorious Sunrise Sermon on Christ’s Return
Rev J R Schaffer argues in a Moody Bible Institute sermon that the sunrise image represents Christ’s second coming. He describes the glorious, conquering arrival on a white horse, followed by heavenly hosts, restoring peace, justice, and healing across the earth. He urges believers to join the crucified One now to share in His triumph.
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Tle
Tim
Christ
Heaven
Earth
Babylon
Nebuchadnezzar
Alexander
Rome
Caesar
Israel
Lord
Christ of God
Mongolia Like a Land of Past Power and Quiet Wilderness
The article portrays Ongollla as a land with a rich historic dominance by empires led by Genghiz Khan and Timur, now sparsely developed with gold copper coal and timber resources. It notes nomadic life, Mongol ponies, and harsh climate, detailing horse mastery, monastery influence, and traditional barter where brick tea holds value over money.
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Ongolla
Russia
China
Mongolia
Genghiz Khan
Kublai
Indo
Burma
Korea
Borneo
Sumatra
Peking
Timur the Lame
Tamerlane
Iran
Turan
Moscow
Sultan Baber
Tongolor
Texas
Nebraska
Wilderness
Steppes
Tle
Okes
Ntive Ohns
Tnive
Peller
Simple Lines Define Chic Winter Sports Outfits
Fashion notes split town and country wear with chic two piece frocks. Weekend wardrobes favor simple knitted and tweed styles in muted or colorful yarns. French designers emphasize sturdy tweed two piece frocks in varied blended tones for versatile, flattering appeal.
Embroidery Hoop Promises Tight Hold for Delicate Fabrics
A new embroidery hoop gains popularity as dress ornamentation and fancywork occupy many women. The hoop features a heavier outer rim and groovings to prevent slipping, ensuring the sheerest fabric remains absolutely tight.
Traveler's Leather Toilet Case in Attractive Colors
A small leather case for travelers holds all toilet essentials and occupies very little luggage space. It comes in several attractive colors and adds compact convenience for packing.
End with God Feels Pleasure and Wise Men Fore PR
Fragmentary text describes a ritual sequence where actions end with God and judgments on a net. The voice invokes Bishop Wath and references rites of reason and test. Unclear event, participants, or location due to damaged phrasing.
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Wath
Retrenchment and Retreat in Christian Vocabularies
A Western Christian Advocate quote argues retrenchment and retreat have no proper place in a Christian's vocabulary, emphasizing steadfast commitment over withdrawal. It frames spiritual resilience as essential, challenging passive or defensive approaches to faith.
Gospel Wisdom on Quality Over Quantity
The text emphasizes that in the Gospel of Jesus value rests on small things and on how we do deeds rather than how much we do. It argues God cares about quality of effort more than sheer output.
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FL Clarke
Quote by William E. E. Channing on universal justice and love
A concise quotation by William E. E. Channing declares that in Jesus Christ true peace comes only through universal justice and love, asserting that such principles lie beyond the religion itself.
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William EE. Channing
Strange Deep Sea Creatures Sighted Aboard Ship Areturus
A party of scientists aboard the steamship Areturus reports dwarf sharks eight inches long with green eyes, huge bottom dwellers, and enormous eels with black beaks and jaws. They encounter tremendously large octopuses in a Pacific currents zone.
False Alarm in 1780 London Earthquake Report
A garbled note claims a 1780 London earthquake scare caused thousands to spend seven nights in tents in Hyde Park and other open spaces. It mentions special prayers sermons and a panic described as an ordinary occurrence but contains many unreadable phrases.
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London
Keeping It Quiet English Migsistrite Whisper
Witness speaks softly as the case unfolds with nervous testimony about a private courtship and whispered phrases. The exchange centers on quiet counsel and a cautious approach to potential matchmaking under scrutiny.
Gorly Rescues Worker From Ship Platform Amid Fire
Gorly leaped several feet onto the ship to seize a worker who stood on a platform attached to the vessel's side as danger loomed. The dramatic rescue occurred during the unfolding incident aboard the Cuppers Peer.
Fragmentary OCR Stock Phrase Turbulent Trade Dialogue
A garbled historic page shows a brief quarrel about sales and quality. The unreadable text hints at a trade dispute or market chatter involving prices and goods. Names and places are not decipherable, leaving a fragmentary snapshot of commerce talk.
Unclear OCR fragment on farm labor valuation
Fragmentary text cites an estimated annual value related to cutworms consumed by farm labor. The legible portions mention a farmer and a rough figure around a dollar amount per year, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
Unclear quote on florists and deaf mutes in town
Fragmentary text discusses uncommunicative florists and a town comment about people not speaking up. The tone hints at social critique but lacks complete context or identifiable figures.
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la Basse
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M. Jules Jusserand
San Fernando Hospital
William E. Borah
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United States
Manaquin River
Barnegat Bay
Point Pleasant
N. J
Iceland
Austria
Republeds
Drecoll’s
Paris
Drecoll Atelier
Patou
Couturier
Phillipevet
Gaston
Bernard
Jean Magnin
Couturiere
J. R. Schaffer
Muody Bible Institute
Chicago
Therm
Climax of the
The
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
the Traveler
God
Jesus Christ
Shark
Mlorists
Ion Hightwad
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