The Blind Man and Dark Winter Suffering
A long fragmentary tale recounts a blind man mocked and starved by neighbors, culminating in a brutal winter death and ravens feeding on his body. The text shifts to unrelated health notes and curious museum curiosities, including breathing through the nose and a cash article about fruit box counts.
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Andem
Ifis
Stnday
Livia
Elias
Strick
Farm Topics on Livestock and Poultry Care
A retro farming column covers feeding cows for cream quality, barnyard stock, and poultry litter. It advises on milk temperatures, hay seeds in feed, and the value of hay in poultry yards, plus tips for small hog farming and efficient sow management for multiple litters each year.
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Taisiis
Household affairs box for children's dresses
A four by two by eighteen inch box makes a compact window seat and storage for children's cambric frocks, with cover options in cretonne denim sateen and other fabrics. Also tips on bed airflow and ventilation, sleeping positions, and avoiding drafts. Cleaning, restoring furniture, and varnish techniques are outlined, plus simple recipes for Sabayon Nut Drops and Marshmallow Wadding.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Lei
Doug
Max
New York charity house serves men women and children
The Alfred Corning Clarke Neighborhood House opens in New York City at Rivington and Cannon streets. A five story salmon brick building offers a boys gym and drill room with swimming pool, a girls and babies floor with nurseries and sewing classes, a day nursery for working mothers, and a library with a 350 seat lecture hall. Admission is formal with fees. only the “elect” join. Tea and crackers replace alcohol, and roof garden hosts weekly entertainments. The project memorializes a public spirited philanthropist.
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a_ V Playhouse
New York City
Alfred Corning Clarke
Tle
Rivington and
Cannon Streets
Feivery Club
Younster
Elubs
Wintor
Curious silk gut industry on Procida island
The prose describes how inhabitants of Procida Bay of Naples manufacture a fine gut from silkworm stomachs. The process, from selecting mature worms to extracting the gut and stretching it, is labor intensive and export oriented. Prices average 150 lire per kilo, with seasonal quality differences and risks in worm viability. The island is small but commercially significant, with 14,000 people and a busy harbor supporting coasting trade.
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Bay of Naples
Torre Dell’ Annunziata
Italy
Ischia
Capri
Lonudon Globe
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