Cavaliers of science replace age of chivalry
The piece contrasts medieval romance with modern science, praising scientists as new cavaliers who fight ignorance with patient, methodical inquiry. Edison Pasteur and others are cited as embodying the era’s spirit, advancing comfort, intellect, and lifespan through deliberate, one-step progress. The essay declares the age of chivalry is past and science is the era.
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King Arthurs
Lancelots
Don Guixotes
Lfe
Coeur de Lion
Pasteur
Edison
Cavalier
Tests for Intelligence and Special Abilities Proposed
A Boston educator argues that standard intelligence tests fail to measure enthusiasm, perseverance, and grit, noting cases of men with high talent in skilled trades who excel after early schooling failures. He cites tests impractical for judging who can succeed where special abilities matter.
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Boston
Almost Too Late For Forty Five and Seventy Three Lovers Tie
Herbert Beecher, cousin of a patriot preacher, and Mary Dean marry at eighty five and seventy three after a long delay caused by a trivial dispute. The piece laments wasted years and pride that kept lovers apart, urging readers to heed that Providence does not always wait on pride.
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Herbert Beecher
Mary Dean
Mr. Beecher
Colonial court records shed light on early justice
ISTORTANS unearth colonial records showing Henry Walton fined in 1656 for claiming he would rather hear a dog bark than hear Rev Dr Cobbell preach. Robert Edwards fined for ungodly attire lace sleeves and bright buttons reflect strict norms.
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Henry Walton
Cobbell
Robert Edwards
Hines
Wayside Wisdom By 5 E Kiser Ghosts Walk Poem Fragment
Fragmented poem fragment titled Wayside Wisdom by 5 E Kiser describes a spectral scene where ghosts stalk and voices fade. The text evokes atmosphere with eerie phrases and scattered lines about night, fear, and unseen presences.
Purpose in Life By Tha Spectator
A fragmenting meditation on the virtue of purposeful living contrasts with idle idleness. It argues that only disciplined, directed effort leads to genuine progress, warning that laziness corrupts character and undermines society while urging pursuit of a steady, lofty aim.
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Cho Clan
Marci
Tifa
Reasons for Old Age Ay Dr Frank Crane
A fragmented reminiscence on aging contrasts different views of old age. It cites individuals like Captain Myron Crozien and Hor, noting habits, weather exposure, and daily care. The piece invokes Dr Crane’s commentary on aging and life purpose, suggesting happiness comes from purposeful living rather than age.
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Frank Crane
Physiotahs
Hosslis
Belleville
New Jersey
No Short Cut to Health by Royal S Copeland
An article by Royal S Copeland argues against miracle gland treatments and outlines medical evidence on the limits of rejuvenation claims. It critiques sensational transplant ideas and warns readers to rely on established study and practice rather than unproven cures.
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Royal S$. Copeland
Mi D
United States
New York
New Sociely
Hess
Nowrganer Fentire Burviae
Ince
Over Life s Hurdles by Louis E Bischh
Article discusses insanity as a medical condition linked to preventable causes like alcoholism and brain disease. Emphasizes early recognition, proper treatment, and public health warning, urging prompt evaluation to prevent progression. Mentions National Committee for Mental Hygiene and misbegotten diagnoses.
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Dasa
Cpa
Seven Senses Explored in Figures of Speech
The passage presents a quirky discourse on the seven senses with playful mis-spellings and invented terms. It links sensory experience to cosmic ideas, mentioning Aven planets and Earth’s influence on perception while noting that the traditional five senses may be insufficient.
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Earth
Finnere
Hanoo
Tha Xoven
Nenkor
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