Kilimanjaro Workshops for Barbicane Cannon Project
In Kilimanjaro’s Kilimanjaro region Barbicane and Nicholl advance their plan to hollow a vast gallery into the mountain to serve as a colossal cannon shaft. Ten trusted men oversee ten thousand workers as they establish workshops at the southern foot for cannon, projectile, and melinite production amid iron, coal, and nitrate resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilimanjaro
Kilima Njaro
Kibo
Wamasai
Lake of Victoria
Nyanza
Provinee
Mozambique
Kisongo
Bahi-Bali
Central Africa
England
Barbicano
Nicholl
United States
Evangelina Scorbitt
J. T. Maston
Bali-Bali
Africa
The
Tagon
Impey
Barbicane
North Polar Practical Association
Polar
America
Europe
Michard W. Trust
Tarbieanu
Ball-Bali
Harbicane
Watmasniethree
Lorre Werlkdhopa
Kilimanjare
Larbicane & Co
Barbicane & Co
Noth
Statue of Buddha claims rare New York possession
In a New York letter, Emigrant Editor Moses Oppenheimier presents a sandalwood Buddha statuette said to be a genuine ancient carving. An Alsatian thief allegedly stole it in Ceylon and hid it beneath his coat. The piece has drawn appraisal from William Q. Judge and Col Robert G. Ingersoll among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilimanjoro
Africa
Quinoa
Silimanjaro
Cape of Good Hdpe
South America
Peru
Central Brazil
Argentina
Re‘publici
Fards
Serry del Puego
New York
Moses Oppunholinir
Emigrant
Oppenheimer
Ceylon
Friedemann
Zürich
Swizerland
Rom
William Q. Judge
Path
Theosophists’ Society
Buddha
Coleonel
Robert G. Ingersoll
Astor Library
N. Y
Wisconsin
Puliminny
Chica
Milwitakes
St. Paul
Chicago
Wiscat
Michigan
Burlington
Waubesha
Oshkosh
Nemah
Plgneshay
Chipywiwa Walls
Eaa-Chalee
Richmond
Hurley
Wietrom
Milang
Bossciner
Mich
Detaila
Informatio
Weather and odd forecasts from a shabby press
The excerpt mixes a quirky forecast predicting a largely unsettled month with periods of rain and occasional warmth. It notes rain storms may disrupt tennis and baseball, advises readers to carry rubber gear, and humorously suggests bets and swearing as “gallantry.” It also mentions birds nesting in electric light globes and a local tale about Maine industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Boston
Mpanidy
Wit and wisdom mingle in old periodicals
A fragmented collage quotes from Washington Post Philadelphia Times United Presbyterian West Shore and others. It ponders honesty expression of speech in art life and the mind’s balance between ambition pride and flattery. It notes labor time and virtue and the value of learning from enemies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post
Philadelphia
Timon
van Dorn
United Presbyterian
West Shore
Niagara
Austin
Pro bono publico in family life and public health
An essay-like piece argues that the public good should not eclipse family interests, noting how domestic duties and hygiene within a household create true public welfare. It critiques zeal for public service that harms companionship and stresses Latin phrases and everyday examples to illustrate private life as a public good.
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Jules Vernel
J.T. Maston
Hoowever
France
Spain
Paris
Jose
Agenay Munch
Australia
Canada
India
Zealand
Tarhirane & Co
Gulf of Mexico
Antilles
Somoy
Lapons
Siberia
Fuegans
Tians
Suez Canal
Lesseps
Mediterranean
Atlantic Ocean
Major Towelan
Barbicano & Co
Zanzibar
Nichol
J.T. Mastoti
Maston
Evangelina Scarbitt
Eve
Baltimore
Washington
China
Vaan Beal
Alcide Pierdeux
Kilimandjard
Mesopotamia
Niffer
Nipur
Relésa
Havanshef
Gungral Greeley
Cianan
Roly Nou
Peake County
Maine
Wien
Rankkl
Industry
Alice
Lavae
Nowrae
Twolya
Omerehiaa
Mott Street
Telke
Noro
Iomfort
Bure
Madison Street
Ill
W. Emmann
E. B. Coxwar
A. G
Scott's
BCOTT
el! Druggista
Tammoth
O. D
Club
Atx
R. W. Sears Watch CO
Deadorn Btrest
Fort Dearborn National Bank
Orn National
Norbason
H.Q. Rost
M.C
Peaat St
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