Octopuses and Allies in the Ocean Realm
A Geographical Society feature surveys cephalopods from the common octopus to the giant squid, detailing their bodies, eyes, arms, propulsion, color changes, and predatory tactics. It covers deep sea species like Baird's Octopus and the Umbrella Octopus, plus the Argonaut or Paper Nautilus and its fragile eggcase shell.
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National Geographic Society
West Indian
Pacific
Pacific Islands
Pliny
Victor Huego
Tollera
Hugo
Gillatt
Gustave Dore
Europe
West Indies
Octopus Bairdii
Bermudensis
Bermuda
Onistho Teuthis Agassin
Mantla
Knudsen Silver Bargain on Kauai Land Tale
A Northwest settler Valdemar Knudsen negotiates with Mrs. Sinclair to buy a strip of Kauai land. He trades 1000 trade dollars in a dramatic scene, persuading an island family to sell their parcel and accept a hopeful future. The tale reflects early colonial land deals and personal diplomacy.
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Kanal
Eric Knudsen
Kauai
Valdemar Knudsen
Kawaikini Peak
Eric
Christendom
la Niihaw Island
Eliza Sinclair
New Zealand
Valdemer Knudsen
Nishau
Walmea
The Rise of Weaver and the Smith Family in Third-Party History
The article traces James B. Weaver as a leading third-party figure, nominating Greenbackers in 1876 and the Populists in 1892, highlighting votes and state gains. It also surveys various presidential candidates named Smith from Joseph E. Smith to Alfred E. Smith, noting their campaigns and outcomes across decades.
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Fahmers
James B. Weaver
Iowa
Weaver
Greenbackers
Grant
Peter Cooper
New York
Garfield
Hancock
People's Party
Kansas
Nebraska
Congress
Washington
Smith
United States
Joseph E. Smith
Church of Latter Day Saints
Gerrit Smith
Liberty Party
Industrial Congress
Philadelphia
Green Clay Smith
Kentucky
Wales
Montana
West
Baptist Church
Washington, D. C
Prohibition Party
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Frency “Donnex
Joe Dun
Lincoln
Debta
A Boost for Home Sewing Patterns and Wardrobe Ideas
Three Sewing Circle patterns offer easy, affordable frocks with step by step directions. Pattern 1948 B features a versatile collar options and self belt in sizes 12 to 20. Pattern 191¢-5B showcases a sleek double duty frock for various occasions and fabrics. Pattern 1870-B presents a slenderizing ensemble with contrasting collar and jabot in multiple sizes. Send 153 cents for Fall Pattern Book and order to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. 247 W Forty third St New York NY.
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Barbara Hell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Forty-third St
New York
N. Y
Bell Syndicate
WNY Service
Howehold Questions On Cleaning and Care
A compact guide notes how to polish a table with peppermint essence and cloth, avoid cold water on hot aluminum to prevent warping, and use vinegar in frosting to keep it from brittleness. It also suggests trimming worn whisk brooms for sink branches.
Mind Meter practice style traits in word analogy
The page shows an analogies exercise with pairs and a target word. Answers listed include North Dakota Louisiana Horticulture John Adams Tennis Thomas A. Edison Biographer Hangar.
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North Dakota
Louisiana
John Adams
Thomas A. Edison
Hangar
Woman's Intuition About Men and Guilt
A humorous note on a woman's intuition detecting mischief in men. It suggests she senses guilt through fear of discovery, implying a cyclical, tongue in cheek view of perception and male behavior. The piece relies on gendered humor and social assumptions of the era.
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Osteeth
Beilie
Ailver
Paul
Rindalr
Atoertoun
Frank F. Hagen
Scott Watson
Howehold
WNU
E Henderson
Seit SynAcate
WIU
Trenton
New Jersey
Riemark
Grapes
California
J.P. Morgan
Luther Burbank
F. D. Roosevelt
John BM. Garner
George Washington
Lou Gehrig
Frank Parker
Eli Whitney
Robert Browning
Emil Ludwig
Jleman Lamp
Caldries
JEON
Quaker
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