Hidden Treasure Farm Tale For a Poor Street Child
A harsh city upbringing ends for Jack when a kind farmer finds him in a field. Jack works hard, becomes wealthy, and a new iron castle gives shelter to the needy. The tale ends with the guardian gift called the Hidden Treasure changing many lives.
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Pax
Lives of the Rose Elves in the Garden Tale
A lonely rosebush shelters a crowd of translucent rose elves as a frosty October night looms. The elves request shelter from the cold, speaking in soft tones as they prepare to sleep until the next sunset.
Treasure in the Castle and the Elves’ Tales
A boy Jack seeks hidden treasure in a haunted castle where grotesque red robed figures present a box with an old man inside who tests him. He earns half the treasure by fair division, then helps the old man escape bondage and earns reward. Then elves from a rosebush recount tales of early life and mercy.
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Joe
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The Tiny Elf Witnesses a Maiden’s Wedding Rose
An elf recalls a wedding where a maiden wore a myrtle rose that shimmered like dewdrops. The rose slips from her hair during a crowded ball and is trodden underfoot, while the elf laments its crushed fate amid the crowd. The tale blends whimsy with loss as the rose fails to endure the celebration.
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Some Enigmatical Nuts for Young Readers
Quiz items labeled as home amusements invite readers to solve brain teasers. The notice, addressed to E. R. Ceapnovan of Lewiston Maine, presents a repetitive puzzle theme aimed at children or families.
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FROVEBB Vanity of Power in Nelsonian Verse
A cryptic verse fragment criticizes sycophants who bow to a powerful figure. It hints at a leader whose wicked deeds are visible and whose control provokes fear among supporters. The poem suggests opposition may seek exile for this figure’s son.
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Grocer Jones Ad and Transposition Riddles in 110-a Section
A fragmented 110-a advertisement by Jones the grocer describes an item lost by a customer and offers it for retrieval at the store with property proof required. The piece also presents transpositions and a moral tale about a thief, detailing jailbreak style and a robbery scene with hints of advertisement beyond the main loss claim.
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Transposition Errors Spare Modern Poem and Commencement Day
A garbled excerpt blends poem lines with school notices about commencement day and a cryptic note on wordplay. It references DELPHINE and NELSONLAN as names and hints at a transposition affecting a hero’s status. The piece juxtaposes refined ladylike tastes with social expectations.
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Simon Peters Love and Knowledge of Christ
The piece contrasts Peter at two miracles by fear versus love, arguing three years with Christ changed him. It urges knowing Christ beyond theology, as a personal, historical figure, to grow in holiness and faith.
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Pressure in Deep Water and Deep-Sea Life
The ocean bears immense pressure with depth, about one ton per square inch per mile of depth. At 3000 fathoms the floor endures around 640 tons per square foot. Crustaceans live under this pressure and shrimp-like creatures are found. Fish at 50 to 60 fathoms endure about 150 psi, comparable to locomotive boiler steam. When surfaced, their air bladders balloon and may burst loudly.
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Savory stews and economical one dish meals explained
An article discusses stews as a universal, economical method of cooking. It highlights their adaptability, culinary and budgetary benefits, and includes several practical recipes for beefsteak stewed without water, stewed veal, stewed fish, and stewed liver with stock.
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New York Cooking Academy
Tolstoi
Continental
Europe
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A Learned Professor Investigates Eccentric Sarolia Vay Case
The New York Sun recounts the Hungarian Countess Sarolia Vay who ended a reckless life last January. With no money or credit she faced strict legal limits and hid in a friend's Perth residence. She renounced drinking betting fighting and debt making while still wearing trousers. Her seclusion revived old Vienna Pesth Practie memories as her family kept quiet.
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New York Sun
Perth
Vienna
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