Facial Contrast Between Rockefeller Father and Son
The article compares John D. Rockefeller and his son John D. Rockefeller Jr., noting stark differences in features. It describes Jr as tall with a broad, heavy face, large eyes, and a full chin while portraying the elder as sharp, with a receding forehead and a small pursed mouth.
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Rockefeller, Jr
John NM Rockefeller
John J. Rockefeller, Jr
John, Jr
John
John the Elder
Jota
John I
Masterful handling ends Balliol washer strike peacefully
A brief scene at Balliol College shows Professor Jowett mediating a washerwomen strike over twelve collars for a shilling. He summons the butler, repeats the negotiation, and the workers leave content as the master declares the strike over. The narrative then shifts to a discussion of a quack medical remedy involving a crow, cemented burial, and a thus dubious blood regulator, highlighting peculiarities of Japanese life and medical quackery.
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Jowett
Halllel
Bualiosna
Balliol
Japanese Red Cross Society
Japan
Duty and Duty's Face in Everyday Tasks
A reflection on how viewing duties as kind and manageable changes mood. Do not worship duty, but act dutifully to avoid idolatry and find happiness in small tasks. The piece urges calmness, patience, and respectful effort toward daily obligations.
Sun spots and panics linked in historical review
A New York Post discussion examines sun spot theory as a possible trigger for financial panics and crop failures. It cites 1837 1871 1872 1873 1882 1884 and 1857 1800 and notes mixed harvest outcomes, questioning a direct cause effect between solar activity and market crashes.
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New York Post
Ref
Jevons
Europe
United States
T‘east
England
Breadfruit Tree Uses Across Cultures and Curing
The breadfruit tree, native to Asia and the South Pacific, grows tall with large deeply divided leaves. The fruit, yellow rind and white pulp, is roasted or baked, used for breadlike meals, and can feed whole villages with communal ovens. Beyond fruit, cement, cloth, and lumber derive from the tree, with milky sap for cement and bark for coarse cloth.
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Asia
West Indies
South Pacific Islands
Indian Archipelago
Baltimore Sun
Mineral Wealth of the South Shines in National Resources
The South supplies about one seventh of U S mineral production. Bituminous coal accounts for one fourth, iron about one ninth, with coal resources near 600 billion tons. Mineral chemicals and phosphate rock dominate Florida Tennessee and South Carolina. Iron ore reserves exceed 3 billion tons, and southern ore outruns Lake Superior in workable supply.
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South
Florida
Tennessee
South Carolina
Lake Superior
New York Sun
Inland New England village remembered in rustic speech
A traveler from a distant city arrives at a small Inland New England village and is drawn into a humorous tour of its scant prosperity. An old-fashioned driver contrasts the place with New York, noting hidden clusters of houses, a blacksmith shop, and nearby trades while insisting the village is larger than it seems.
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New York
New England
Senator Bailey Encounters Unnamed Visitor at Capitol
A stranger arrived at the capitol and gave a card to Senator Bailey. The senator, unaware of the name, spoke briefly and learned the man sought a “touch.” The man wore a rusty red coat and black hat claiming dignity, asking about occupation and whether he has initiated political proceedings.
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Capitol
Bailey
J.n
Philadelph
Ord
Frise Cow Show Prep Advice From Sheridan Advance
The Sheridan Missouri Advance advises owners to select a well bred Frise cow and feed her heavily for about a year. It urges thorough grooming including washing scrubbing brushing and hoof care to produce a creditable show cow by show season.
Fragmented OCR Summary Needs Clearer Read
The readable text is garbled and lacks identifiable events. No specific people, places, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the fragment.
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