Connecticut's Pepper Scandal Stirring Local News
The report notes an enterprising Connecticut state noting food law changes. A philanthropist was arrested for grinding cigar boxes and selling the ground material as pepper. The piece plays with language and references foreign ideas and social customs.
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Pursuit of Happiness Eludes Modern Seekers
In Harper's Weekly commentary, happiness is a elusive goddess, swift and secretive, appearing only for a few favored, carefree moments. It argues that youth chase a grand life of pleasure with luxury and travel, yet happiness remains distant and selective, not granted to all seekers.
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Government Freezing Works Aid Exports to Great Britain
Victoria markets thrive as 14 freezing works, led by Melbourne government store, freeze and store perishable goods for export. Annual Melbourne Coal store exports average 7.5 million dollars with uniform charges for butter mutton lamb poultry and fruit storage and handling.
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Apples for Halloween Apple Marking Method
A country home girl should market her apples for Halloween by cutting paper initials for each guest. She should paste the letters on unripe apples facing the sun so they redden. when Halloween arrives the name washes off leaving green ink on the rosy cheek of the apple.
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History Repeating Steels in The American Israelite
Acurent issue analyzes the phrase Poor Hundred used for New York society. The author parallels Biblical events from I Kings to explain how four hundred prophets warned Ahabs era Ramoth Gilead. Zedekiah strikes Micalah for prophesying falsely, illustrating historical repetition with a satirical lens.
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Racing machine narrowly misses ditch at speed 60 mph
A huge racing machine sped along at sixty miles an hour and blew its horn in a fanfare as it narrowly avoided a ditch by about five inches at a road turn. Onlookers joked about the tune, with one remarking it could have been Nearer My God to Thee.
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Japan
Splinters of wisdom in a quirky street talk
A fragmentary column shows assorted maxims and witticisms about life and fashion. Lines reference leather price impacts on shoes and evolving choices, with quips about friends and dogs reacting to music.
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Joyce
Soldier found in river with body hacked and sewn up
A French newspaper item reports a soldier's body found in a river this morning. The corpse was cut to pieces and sewn into a sack, with circumstances not suggesting suicide.
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