Prisoners’ Escape and Revolt Tales From Siberia
The article recounts Maria Spiridonova and Marie Sukloff, Russian political prisoners exiled in Siberia. It covers Sukloff’s brutal mistreatment, escape through a forged passport, and perseverance, along with Spiridonova’s notoriety and later fate amid czarist oppression and revolutionary upheaval.
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Hertchinsk
Siberia
Maria Spiridonova
Chita
klNoed
Luzhenoffsky
Tambov
Siberian
Marie Sukloff
Japan
Lving
Insleigh
Marie Sukioff
Vilna
Geneva
Russa
Slav
Nicholas
Goose Raising On Rough Pasture Land
Farmers' Bulletin No 767 from the United States Department of Agriculture outlines that geese benefit from good grazing and access to water during breeding. It notes fattening on larger farms, market variability, housing needs, incubation practices, feeding, and feather value with common breeds Toulouse Emden Chinese African and Egyptian dominating the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Grouth
South
Toulouse
Emden
New Inventions and Innovations Surface Worldwide
A survey highlights rapid gadget advances including near sight spectacles with telescopes replacing lenses an electric heated steel roller for light fabrics a compact spiral filament lamp for better vertical light and a mobile horn integrated with a headlamp. It notes US dominance in corn maize production and explains abaca fiber from the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Manila -Bemp
Philippines
Caltifornia
Unclear fragmentary notice from June issues
Fragmentary text references brides equipment prices and names like Sally and Andrew. The readable portion hints at a miscellaneous column or ad with modest prices and guidance, but specifics are unreadable.
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Sally
Cane Alvide
Andrew
Sneeze Superstitions Through History
The article recounts ancient beliefs about sneezing as a fate sign and lucky or unlucky omens. It notes customs such as saying God bless you, hats raised in England, and the idea that a sneeze could cure hiccups or signal sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Telegraph
Jacob
Europe
England
So They Make Milk From Soy Beans In Japan
The Youths Companion notes Japan faces cow shortages and uses soy milk as a substitute. Beans are soaked boiled then the liquid becomes white with added sugar and phosphate of potash. The product resembles condensed milk in texture and composition though enzymes and vitamins differ. They claim it serves most dairy needs when properly made.
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Kiev
Tehe
Nee
Nicholai
Marie
Nicholas
Shuelzman
Sliberia
Mie
Siberian
Irkutsk
Manny
The
Arty
Russia
Japan
First Printed Bible and Mentz Psalter Pioneers
The Bible was the first printed book. Johann Gutenberg and Johann Faust of Mentz produced the Masarin Bible around 1450 55 and Faust with Peter Schaeffer printed the Mentz Psalter in 1457. These works are among the world's most valuable books by auction.
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Caxton
Johann Gengficisch von Sulzebach
Zwa Gutenberg
Johann Faust of
Mentz
Cardinal Mazarin
Gutenberg
Faust
Peter Schaeffer
Coffin Maker Father Causes Stir In Sunday School
During a hot Sunday afternoon in a Sunday school, a fainted teacher was laid on a form. A persistent pupil then spoke up to reveal that her father makes coffins, eliciting a tense hush among attendees.
Across the Hall Borrowed Dress Suit Confusion
Dialogue excerpt shows Bil borrowing a dress suit from Vanity Fair style era with a quick exchange about the missing item and a returning request. The frayed scenario hints at a social setup with light humor or play in a narrative scene.
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Vanity Fair
Bil
Kind Words and Publicity Valued by Caesar Chattee
A quip by Mr. Caesar Chattee notes kind words gain value when plentiful, allowing them to be cashed in as publicity. The exchange highlights a humorous view on reputation and spin.
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Mr. Caesar Chattee
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Odessa
Hfe
Zhenla
David
Grigory
Ivan
Paris
Dowarl
Essex Rape
Ronan
Aye
Veatch
Tiover
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