The Open Grave
Evelyn Perry recounts a night trek through a graveyard amid a dance detour seeking a shortcut home. She claims a white ghost figure and clanking chains appeared, she fell into an open grave, and a cold hand grabbed her wrist before she escaped. The tale ends with her father's laughter and a moral about a goat, a drunkard, and a graveyard coincidence.
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Common Mole Needs Food Every Hours
The article notes moles must eat every few hours to survive while other animals like badgers and dormice hibernate for weeks. It states the common mole cannot go more than about ten hours without a meal and tirelessly forages just beneath the surface in damp weather.
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Oliver Q. Pike
Moles Carve Underground Tracks Through Meadows
The article notes how moles dig long tunnels through soft earth, gathering worms as they travel. A meadow with mole hills reveals their activity, indicated by a slight grass movement and continuous raised blades, with tunnels extending long distances as underground paths.
Golf Balls Made in Holland Shipped to Scotland in 1618
A record notes golf balls were produced in Holland and shipped to Scotland in 1618. The item highlights early golf ball manufacture and cross‑border trade in the early 17th century.
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Evacuations Ordered as Addis Ababa Braces for Attacks
In Addis Ababa the emperor Haile Selassie orders evacuation amid fears of Italian bombing. The capital may be targeted in the conflict, while the United States pledges strict neutrality and avoids involvement.
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This Could Never Have Happened in Brooklyn
Dolly Stark, a National League umpire, drew strong New York fan appreciation by receiving an automobile gift amid renewed interest in baseball officiating during the season.
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What James Teaches on Enduring Life's Tests
Lesson notes summarize Acts 15 and James 1 1 17 focusing on church council in Antioch James role in reconciling Gentiles with the gospel and the rewards of enduring temptation. It outlines trials wisdom from God and the danger of giving in to wrong desires.
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Barnabas
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Not So Complex Life Needs Faith and Bravery
A reflective note urging steady progress with hope and courage. It emphasizes keeping a positive demeanor and taking life one step at a time as a guiding philosophy.
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Ralph Waldo Trine
Charity Choice: Personal Pet Causes Mentioned
The reader is urged to support one or two personal pet charities beyond general charity. The tone emphasizes warm, heartfelt giving and suggests choosing organizations aligned with the giver’s values.
Privacy of Spanish Back Yards Quietly Guarded
The text notes that Spaniards historically protected private spaces by embedding yards within their dwellings. It emphasizes cultural emphasis on privacy and domestic architecture as a strategic measure.
Milnesia Wafers Offer Quick Pleasant Elimination
Adv promotes Milnesia Wafer tablets as a pleasant means to cleanse the intestines. Each wafer equals a tablespoon of liquid milk of magnesia and stabilizes acidity, gas, and bloating. Sold in bottles for 35 or 60 cents and tins at 20 cents, recommended by physicians and available at druggists.
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