The farmer boy and the honest farm life
A mixed text fragment sketches a farmer boy as idealizing rural life and health, praising nature, freedom, and simple virtues. It shifts to a college scene where Sallie mentors freshman Miss Conrad, a German student, detailing fashion rules and social missteps amid lunchtime plans and a campus prank.
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Omer
Freshman Rabbit Scheme Unfolds in College Room Visit
Sallie and Rachel stage a playful plan to invite a freshman to help make a rabbit dish. The freshman, in German major, agrees, and Sallie schemes with hair and hospitality to impress while avoiding discomfort from her roommate.
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Rachel
Miss Conrad
Wales
Sardinia
Italy
Germany
Heidelberg
Kaffeekranzchen
Sallie Russell
Blanche
Perslory
Guitothea
Ber
Caroline Conrad
Asia's four footed freighters in ancient caravan routes
The article explains how goods to Turkestan Persia and Arabia rely on caravans despite upcoming rail expansion. It notes camel loads of two 26 hundred pound packages, mule loads of two 163 pound packages, and packing in tin or zinc lined cases to endure desert storms. It cites Ispahan receiving about 500 mule and camel loads monthly during trading season.
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Asia Minor
Asia
Turkestan
Persia
Arabia
Solomon
Teheran
Bagdad
America
United States
Ispahan
Savannah News
Factory and School in One as Employer Magazines Grow
The piece notes rising monthly magazines published by large firms in the United States and Europe. These publications serve as a contact point between management and workers, cover social topics, and include departments on helpful hints. Colorado Fuel and Iron issues editions in Italian German and English. The Carburys cocoa firm in England held a contest for amateur photographers with prize pictures printed in the latest issue. New York Press.
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Europe
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Carburys
England
New York Press
Severed Finger Replaced After Pig Attack Case
A sixty-year-old man had his right middle finger torn off by a pig. Dr Edsall Surbiton recounts the man walked six miles with a friend to his home, the finger piece found covered in tobacco dust. The ends were joined, splinted, and after about fourteen days circulation returned. The finger remains insensate but useful.
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Edsall
Surbiton
London
Fixing the Date of Easter and the Paschal Moon
The article explains why Easter dates rely on the paschal full moon rather than the astronomical full moon. It outlines differences in timing, hour precision, and longitudes, and notes corrections via the year, Golden Number, and Dominical Letter.
Wise Words on Hope, Education, and Peace
A collection of aphorisms from Horace, Franklin, Wendell Phillips, Hare, Richter, and Napoleon. The quotes touch on success, health, education, speech, forgiveness, love, and the allure of peace after battle. The themes emphasize resilience, empathetic living, and the joy of helping others.
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Richter
Napoleon
Texas Arkansas clash over a dying man and a boss for two boys
Senator Culberson quips Arkansas is a Texas suburb while a dying Smith family plans only to give the two boys a boss apiece, saying the leader made no eternal provisions beyond that. The exchange reflects inter state rivalry and a grim family tale.
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Texas
Arkansas
Culberson
Smiths
Tiverton’s water works: six centuries of ownership
London’s arbitration contrasts with Tiverton's pride in its water system, the oldest in Britain, built by Amicia, Countess of Devon in 1240 and still in use. The moor water is brought five miles, with annual inspections and Tiverton's sole right proclaimed. Southampton’s thirteenth century works, built by monks in 1290, transferred rights to the mayor and community in 1420.
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London
Tiverton
Britain
Amicia
Devon
Southampton
London Daily Chronicle
Expensive Outfit of the English Judge
The London Daily Mail notes the judge’s attire costs about 3000 dollars. He requires at least five silk gowns along with a girdle scarf casting hood black cap three cornered cap beaver hat cocked hat silk hat lace bands and two full court suits with swords.
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London Daily Mail
The Trials and Triumph of Life Sermon
Dr. Robert Mackenzie of Rutgers Presbyterian Church in Manhattan preached on The Trials and Triumph of Life. He emphasized Paul’s steadfast purpose amid trials and the need for inner sources of strength, contrasting past self-reliance with today’s heavy external aids and urging growth of inner conscience and discipline.
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N. Y
Robert Mackenzie
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Manhattan
Jerusalem
Jesus
Dr. Mackenzie
Paul
God
North Atlantic
Cicero
William Tell
Alps
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