Fire and pursuit on the river steamer menace unfolds
In a tense sequence Hunt regains consciousness and seeks help as robbers threaten a steamer fire. A police pursuit follows with Hunt vowing to chase the culprits. a bystander incident near a police station ends with a mistaken husband and a clever ruse involving a water mud purse.
Japanese Tapestry and Its Timeless Craft
The article notes centuries of Japanese weavers producing exquisite tapestry work called truzarenlahiki. It highlights the tiny hand work and the uniqueness of Japanese brocade, with some specimens being very old. It suggests Japan’s early association with the art long before modern times.
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Laura and Petrarch in a Sunlit Avignon Tale
A long, dated piece recalls Laura de Sande, Laura, Petrarchs muse, in Avignon, describing her beauty and Petrarchs devotion, her noble birth, and his lifelong mourning after her death in 1418, with digressions on poetry and social gossip.
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Timeline of early clocks and a debt dispute
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Lighting woes spark chorus in light opera critique
A Yonkers report quotes a prima donna and a manager bickering about stage lighting. The exchange jokes that last night’s blackout left the audience unable to see the stage, highlighting concerns about proper illumination for the production.
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Roanoke Rapids Adopts Fowl and Open Well Ordinances
Hartford Policy For YOUR AUTOMOBILE appears in a garbled transcription of Roanoke Rapids town records. The town clerk certifies ordinances passed on Friday April 4 1816 addressing fowls running at large and open wells on private property. Violations carry a five dollar misdemeanor fine and seasonal well covering required from April to November.
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LA. le Clark
Roanoke Rapids
Hesig
Board of Commissioners
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Roanoke
Notice of sale under deed of trust in North Carolina
By virtue of a deed of trust dated November 76 1914 and recorded in Halifax County North Carolina the trustee will sell on Saturday May 1415 at noon in front of Rowemary North Carolina Lot No 1h with improvements in Powell Hodges Addition to South Rosemary There is a cottage built in 1914 on the described lot This notice dated March 1916 signed J Higgins Trustee
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G. R. Shearin
Register of Deeds
Halifax County
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North Carolina
Rowemary
N.C
South Rosemary
North Carolink
Powell & Hodges
Register of Deeds Office
North Carolna
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