Bravest Hearts Stirred by Lions Voice Across Camp
A dramatic account describes a troop of lions roaring near a camp. The American Forest notes the fearsome, epic chant of about two dozen full grown lions, their roars rolling for miles and shaking the wilderness as they drink after a colossal kill, a true king of beasts awakening bravest hearts.
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Nature Both Kind and Unkind to Great Pact
Alexander Pope, famed for The Rape of the Lock and An Essay on Man, was born to a London tradesman in 3168S and grew frail yet scholarly. He stood four feet tall as an adult, produced celebrated translations, and faced harsh critics while using wit to lash out in defense of his work.
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Alexander Pope
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Hope for Drug Victim Observations on Morphine Addiction
Washington Star notes that morphine addicts show no essential physical deterioration after long-term use. Clinical exams reveal normal circulatory, hepatic, renal, and endocrine function despite five to twenty years of addiction. The report suggests rehab could enable complete rehabilitation if addiction is relieved.
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Paul Revere Advertises Dental Repairs in 1768
Boston's Evening Post on September 26 1768 prints Paul Revere goldsmith near Clarkes wharf offering artificial teeth that look natural and restore speech. It notes patients previously fixed by Mr Jos Baker surgeon dentist and promises to fasten loose teeth learned the method from Baker.
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Colonial "Babies" Means Dresses Not Infants in History
Fortune Magazine notes that the term babies referred to miniature gowns on dress forms, used in pre Revolutionary times. Before 1776 imports mainly came from London, but during the Revolution only Tories imitated the British, and French babies appeared. Actual gown imports did not grow substantially until the early Nineteenth century.
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Fortune Magazine
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Unfair equality debate echoes in pronouncements
A quoted remark by Prof. John Hapna argues that equality before the law is a slogan with limited practical impact, claiming that centuries of male advantage have shifted to women. He cautions that a man's broken heart remains unvalued in the justice of promise cases.
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Best of Mistakes Inspire Nature and Grit
Mistakes are natural and not fatal, the commission of errors becomes experience. They cannot be undone but can be leveraged as lessons. Grit turns missteps into growth and progress.
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