To a Child O little child
Poetic meditation on a child’s purity and potential to inspire truth and peace. The speaker envisions noble acts that could dissolve war, free the enslaved, and empower a future era. The verses reflect timeless faith in a child’s capacity to awaken hidden strength and reshape the world.
Lovely Betty and the Wardrobe Treasure
In Twallsingham a gentry family collapses after a profligate husband’s death. Widow Battersley and daughters face poverty until a wardrobe secret reveals Lovely Betty’s hoard: coins, jewels, a grand miniature, and letters. Sir James Affington’s line becomes a focal point as Alice’s recovery brings renewed matches, notably Captain Jay.
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Making thermometers
A Philadelphia Record reprint explains thermometer variety and accuracy. It notes two main types using mercury or alcohol, with alcohol dyed for cheaper models. Production steps include glass tube trimming, bulb sealing, snow freezing tests, ice shaving, and calibrated guide marks from 12 to 96 degrees with increments.
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Italy's Financial Stroke Marks Debt Rehabilitation Milestone
The article chronicles Italy's debt recovery from rich conversion of 4 and 5 percent rents to an 834 basis, noting limited redemption participation, a 72 on the Paris Bourse, and Crispi acknowledging weak finances. It highlights a twelve year recovery with heavy taxation, curbing borrowing, currency reform, and coordinated Italian holding of rents despite European market strain.
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Funston Gazetted to Command of Troops in Cuba
President Roosevelt discussed Cuba with his cabinet and callers, stressing the aim of restoring order and protecting interests rather than annexation. Brigadier General Frederick Funston named to command American troops in Cuba as the Sumner sails with the Fifth Infantry.
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Exit Palma leaves Cuba for Marganzusstitute retreat
Ex president Pa mia departs Havana aboard a special eastbound train for Matanzas estate in quiet fashion. Palace officials Secretary O Parvill Secretary Fontsy Sterling Secretary Montalvo Senator Dols and others bid farewell as Palma travels with aides Captain Poey and Cardenas. The departure follows his four month interim inauguration amid tense political currents.
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