Something to Think About Fifth Reader Passage
An aged man seeks youth by appealing to a star in a reflective tale. The narrator recalls a passage about choices shaping life, regrets, and the idea that one should focus on becoming the person they will be rather than dwelling on the past. The piece explores personal responsibility and self-muture.
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New Hampshire
Motieg Coo Book Blossoms and Springtime Delights
A fragmented pastry and cooking guide hints at a springtime feast with mentions of hominy in bacon fat and a party mix. It includes a recipe style list with butter, sugar, molasses, milk, flour, and spices, plus decorative jelly sandwich ideas and a bake time of over an hour.
The Cheerful Cherub Echo at Simonetta Castle
A puzzling still unreadable fragment notes a remarkable echo near Milan in the castle of Simonetta. A toad figure is mentioned amid garbled text suggesting a pistol like sound.
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Simonetta
Milan
The Rheumatism Prophet Of A Rainy Night
The speaker, Yak Ray, muses on rheumatism and nature’s law during a stormy night. He compares weather to prophecies, recalling how old aches foretell rain and how people brace against dampness, mud, and the wet world outside.
The Girl on the Job How to Succeed and Get Ahead
Essay by Jessie Roberts on choosing work as a reflection of life. It argues happiness matters more than pay, urges enthusiasm at work, and notes women seeking meaningful, country service roles adapt beyond routine tasks. It stresses planning and self-worth over salary.
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Ruined Mexican Churches to Be Restored
A Monterey correspondent reports the Mexican government will restore church properties damaged during revolutions and reclaim stolen valuables. The piece highlights Valenciana church in Guanajuato built in 1705 by the Count of Valenciana, its ornate interior, and a miracle chapel with displayed relics and a pearl adorned Virgin.
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New York Sun
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Guanajuato
32 000 Acres of Wheat Farm in Washington Territory
Walla Walla Washington reports Henry Vine cent de big Lureka plats wheat grows harvesting 12 000 acres last year. The farm covers 32 000 acres devoted to wheat with steam ploughs, 6 acres per day capacity, and a large force of workers and stock. Other big farms in the region seed thousands of acres, while concerns warn of soil depletion and urge diversified planting. Mayfield Kentucky notes moonshine poison causing deaths.
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Wash
Henry Vinecent
Vpraln
Vinncent
Georgia
Ben Grote
John Webb
Toledo
Big Bend
New Wire and Cable System Transmits Pictures Over Great Distances
Christiania Norway Herwood Peterson chief engineer in the government telegraph service unveils a wire and cable device to transmit a manuscript or drawing as a photograph. A recent public test between two hundred distances succeeded using synchronous alternate current, promising higher speed lower costs and automatic delivery with minimal wiring. A metallized cylinder holds the manuscript and is etched into the metal for transmission. The process links sending and receiving units via a rotating cylinder that maps the copied letters to a receiving photographic sheet.
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Norway
Herwood Peterson
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Dog Kills Woman As Bulldog Bites Leg In Hotel Lobby
Mrs Abel Levitus of Chicago suffered a severe bulldog bite when the animal clung to her ankle in a North Side hotel lobby. Ten men tried to loosen its grip for over five minutes before the dog was shot by the proprietor.
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Osaka temple dean returns after 1000 day Lake Biwa meditation
Rev Kojun Yosuza, dean of a Osaka Buddhist temple, completed a 1000 day retreat at Lake Biwa and returned to Osaka. The prolonged meditation and prayer period concluded with his return and is described as a dedicated spiritual exercise reinforcing devotion.
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Osaka
Japan
Kojun Yosuza
Osaka Buddhist Temple
Lake Biwa
War Heroes Left Legacies by Alsatian in 1902
A French Alsatian named Metzger, who died in 1902, left a trust granting five soldiers each 800 francs to be awarded for distinguished service in the great war. The 61st distribution has been made by the town of St. Germain to five recipients who earned the Medaille Militaire and the Legion of Honor. Two remain in the army, one is an upholsterer, and two are now farmers.
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France
Metzger
St. Geramin
Snd
Medaille Militaire
Legion of Honor
Farmere
Hungary Boasts Coin Value After Finance Rehaul
Hungary reports its crown now worth two and a half Austrian crowns after a sweeping financial overhaul. Finance Minister Kolman Hegedus says the stronger crown lets Swiss counterfeiters print stamps on Austro-Hungarian notes. He adds Hungary will back bank notes with funds and this week marks a revival of the country’s francs as expenditures are covered by revenue. The monthly deficit last year was about 300 million crowns. In Kansas, a public ale leads to an officer being bowled over by a goat, while in Youngstown a monkey delays traffic, eluding capture until rescuers bring it down from a theater roof.
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Kolman Hegedus
Switzerland
Bani
Hungary
Frances
Cottonwood Falls
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Cal
Sheran Snowland
Knoyland
Youngstown
Boy Scouts Show Citizenship as Core Aim of Movement
National Council Boy Scouts of America emphasizes Scouting and citizenship. Examples from Orden City include a boy scout warning pedestrians at a slick street corner and groups guiding children safely across a school area without seeking praise. The stories highlight selfless service as hallmark of responsible citizens.
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You Can Be a Scout Only by Doing, Not Joining
A poem by F. B. D. from The Serthe in Bay City Michigan argues that scouting requires true character and actions beyond mere membership. It critiques false pretenders who wear pins or claim ties to a troop without embodying Scout values.
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New International Scout Magazine Debuts With Global Aim
At the first International Scout Congress in London last summer a permanent journal titled The Jamboree was published in English French Spanish and Italian. Baden-Powell calls for unity among scouts worldwide and for continued support to advance peace and prosperity. Scouts in Roselle Park New Jersey Battle Creek Casper and Bucyrus perform civic duties including flag duties clock winding guides sanitation and messages. Berkeler California crews collected 13 tons of waste paper for Red Cross funds.
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