Eight Widows Keep House in Rue Saint-Sauveur for Five Centuries
A Paris legend holds that since 1423 the house built by Gaston de Jansac has housed eight widows who nurse the ill and avoid public charges. Although the building changed, the trust remains, preserving eight widows at the site through repeated reconstructions.
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Rabbits trained to work in weed control claim success
A Tru mansburg, New York, man James R. Reed says trained rabbits will devour weeds in a garden but ignore cultivated plants. In two years a special plot tested starvation and selective feeding, arguing rabbits can weed without effort by farmers.
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French poet Jean Richepin in chamber election speeches
Vigorous speeches by Jean Richepin, renowned poet, as a candidate in the French chamber elections draw strong attention. The public discourse centers on his platform and electorial appeal amid competing candidates and political debates.
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