Plainfield Leaders Oppose City Bonding Says Bond Issue Should Vote
The Courier reports Republican leaders and candidates in Plainfield oppose issuing bonds without a voter referendum. Mayors and councilmen emphasize the bond question should be decided by the people at polls, with several letters from candidates affirming opposition to bonding without consent.
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A highly garbled OCR passage appears to mix poetic fragments about heaven and earth with a surrounding block of unreadable characters and numbers. The readable parts resemble a contemplative verse, but no clear events, dates, or identifiable entities emerge for a concrete summary.
Emeralds and Alaska Schools Mentioned In Odd 19th Century Column
The piece notes a massive prize emerald valued around 300000 with owners’ names inscribed, cites Eastwick on emerald counts, and shifts to Alaska education mentioning Sheridan Jackson’s San Francisco interview about public and contract schools, Arctic districts, and native attendance. includes stray anecdote about a shirt and a drowning in East St. Louis.
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Artificial Limbs In Demand As Civil War Veterans Fall Behind
A New York Journal report notes nearly 100 000 Americans receive artificial limbs yearly. The piece traces wooden replacements to early makers, cites advances in prosthetics, and cites government programs supplying limbs to Civil War veterans and other mutilations caused by railroads and accidents.
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New York Journal
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England
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United States
Miner Recounts Death Valley Trip and Inferno Rainstorm
W. 8. Barton of San Bernardino reports returning from Death Valley exploration. At Ibex a 115 degree midnight heat gave way to an electric storm with two converging clouds and a brutal downpour of boiling rain for about ten minutes. Camp members sheltered to avoid scalding rain.
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Traits of facial features mark intellect and folly
A discussion notes how Roman nose, straight lines, muzzle shape, nostril form, and forehead signal intelligence or stupidity. It cites examples from Rider and Ver and a humorous anecdote about a manager seeking a supporting actress. It ends with a quip about a miserly old man leaving money to charity.
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