Traveler greeted by porter and vague charge in Southern town
A traveler alighting from a train is accosted by a Negro porter who shouts a hotel invitation and seizes the baggage. The exchange includes racial slang and uncertain responses as the man inquires about nationality. The scene captures a tense encounter in the Southern town.
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Old Boston Burying Grounds Face Theft and Neglect
Narrates neglect of Boston’s early cemeteries after newer grounds opened. Stones were stolen moved and broken as news stones vanished. Copp's Hill site near Ghat North Church saw stones filched to repair chimneys and door steps in the neighborhood.
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Glory of being first tied to fame and memory
The Columbus Dispatch asserts that history honors pioneers by being first in beginnings. It uses Adam and Eve, Columbus, and early settlers to illustrate how initial achievements immortalize individuals across generations.
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Christopher Columbus
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Columbus Dispatch
Bolivia as Coca Plant Supplier and Cocaine Source
The article describes Bolivia as the world’s coca source, noting local use for narcotic effects, terraced coca cultivation, and processing of leaves into 50 pound bales. It explains export via mules to La Paz where leaves fetch about 47 cents gold per pound and asserts Bolivia manufactures no cocaine.
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Bolivia
la Paz
Remedial Treatise on Melancholy by Sidney Smith
A quotation presents Sidney Smith's method for chasing gloom with twenty two receipts. Items include bright fire pleasant words and a box of sugar plums on the chimneypiece plus a kettle sim mer ing on the hole as small daily pleasures to banish melancholy.
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World’s oldest harp kept at Louvre in Paris
The Louvre preserves a harp claimed as the world’s oldest, found in an Egyptian tomb and nearly 4000 years old. Other ancient harps date to about 3000 years, while Celtic harpers were highly venerated and treated with great reverence.
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