Biggest baby of 1929 born in New York hospital
Nurse Horlick holds the 16 pound newborn, the year’s heaviest birth in 1929 at a New York hospital. The report notes Britain and Europe relations, references subsidence forming the North Sea and the English Channel, and classifies the British Isles’ position in Europe.
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Horlick
New York
Britains
Europe
British Isles
North Sea
English Channel
Why We Do What We Do by E Trohson PhD
A compact discussion on cheerfulness as a practical force in life. It argues optimistic attitude aids success and social ease, noting people often feign cheer to maintain a favorable image and cope with difficulties.
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E. Trohson
PH. D
Ingiitninig
Raugh
Earth
Heaven
Alec Per Eyndigale
Sight Restored After Eye Operation Reported
An elderly patient named Shirk of Cokey Wailer reportedly regained sight after a series of unsuccessful eye operations. During a recent incident he submerged his head and felt sharp eye pain, then suddenly could see again.
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Berdegus
Something to Think About by F A Walker
An article excerpt discusses miracles, faith, and Voltaire’s skepticism. It argues that miracles are not contrary to nature but to our understanding, noting historical mentions of marvels and the endless wonder of creation as proof of the divine. The piece cites Luther and various religious and historical sources to defend belief in miracles.
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Anradeil
Voltaire
Altether
Ign
Ripon
Meno
Liter
Christua
I Ddia
Uhrist
Tacitus
Suetonius
Brahma
Martin Luther
McClurs
Imte
The Birds of Life by Douglas Mallogh
A poetic verse fragment contrasts birds and human sin, pondering forgiveness and devotion. The speaker muses on joys after wedlock, loves, and thoughts that stain the heart, questioning if singing birds reflect right or wrong, and fearing at God’s gate.
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Gou
Douglas
Power fulness and its moral meaning cited from Thackeray
The fragment argues that true power fullness equals a contented spirit a pure heart a kind and loving disposition humility and charity and a generous appreciation of others with a modest opinion of self based on Thackeray’s words.
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Thackeray
Orange and vegetable dishes from a vintage menu
A fragmented vintage cooking page lists Orange Vinegar options and Raw Vegetable Salad with lemon gel, beets, carrots, and celery. It also describes Orange Custard With Meringue, Orange Frosting for Cake, Bridge Groquettes, and a fried link sauce, with odd ingredients and informal steps.
Our Bodies as Furnaces and Warm Clothing
A compact verse on the body as a heat source and clothing as insulation, urging full coverage from head to foot to preserve warmth.
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