Hair and modesty lure a Denver miner in a long tale
A miner from Georgetown recounts a Denver visit where he fell for a woman with remarkable hair. He pursues her, admires her modesty, and fails to win her despite his devotion. The tale ends with his return home after financial setbacks and a lost romance.
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Speed of Animals From Naturalists and Photographs
Harper's notes compare animal speeds with a horse named Sysomby. The horse reportedly reaches the greatest pace, with stride lengths near twenty six feet captured in instantaneous photos. The dog and giraffe are slower, while the elephant moves at about two yards per second despite weighing as much as six horses.
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Twain Discourses on Tess in Serene Clubroom Exchange
An amused listener recalls Mark Twain in a rainy club room debating Thomas Hardy and the internal evidence of Tess of the d Urbervilles. Twain praises deductions on the writer while the companion remains impassive as the discussion unfolds.
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The Dread of Death and Earth's Gravity
In a St James' Gazette reflection the author argues death’s dread is God’s will to anchor humanity on Earth. Without fear of mortality, curiosity and restlessness would push people to leave the familiar world behind.
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Longevity Theories From Bacon A Physician's View
A physician discusses Bacon’s longevity signs noting that long life correlates with features such as a large head and quick growth, while short life aligns with soft hair and brittle teeth. He claims Bacon’s indicators still apply, detailing facial and dental traits and their implications for lifespan.
Obscure Auction Talk Among Wealthy Art Collectors
A fragmentary quote depicts phrases about old master paintings and dealer respect. It suggests hidden price discussions and dealer interest, with attributions to unnamed speakers and a Washington source. The text is garbled but centers on art, value, and collectors.
Railway collision leaves passengers unharmed but shaken
Report describes a railway crash causing no injuries among first to fourth class passengers. The scene notes distress and confusion as officials describe the chaotic aftermath and uneasy mood among travelers.
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