Savages and Senses Misconception in Patagonia Tale
In Idle Days In Patagonia the author argues savages lack keener senses but attend to near impressions. A 1861 Patagonia hunting party notes windless leaves trembling, Sosa senses danger, and an earthquake destroys Mongoza with 12,000 dead. Docks stall in Rosario and Buenos Aires, with tremors felt down to Carmen on the Rio Negro.
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Willowa
Sosa
Mongoza
Plata
Hosario
Buenos Ayres
Carmen
Rio Negro
Preserve Youthful Buoyancy Throughnt Attitude and Habits
An old editorial piece urges avoiding signs of age in appearance and behavior to keep youthfulness and vigor. It advises staying well groomed, confident, and engaged with young people, stressing constant effort and practice to preserve vitality, with anecdotes from law and home life illustrating humor and social dynamics.
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Be Smert comic caption about marriage and obituary quip
The caption notes grow old as readers see an obituary before marriage notices in the Louis Globe Democrat panel. It humorously contrasts Gerald and Geraldine with a macabre gag about a father named Jean.
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Louisiana Purchase Exposition to Feature Forest Park Skyscraping Exposition
The 1908 Louisiana Purchase Exposition plans a radical park layout within Forest Park, St Louis. Elevation changes from the lower level to an elevated tract will host the main buildings including the Art building, towers, lagoons, and government structures with cascading water features and hanging gardens forming a grand crescent water circuit. Several foreign and state government buildings are slated for the higher elevations as part of the expo management plan.
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Piero
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Meee
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St Louis
Art Valley
United States
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The Towns Trees Advice on Planting and Pruning
A town needs central control of shade trees with informed oversight. Readings from horticultural discussions advise planting in spring or fall, using aged manure sparingly, and adding soil before roots. Pruning before planting aids root recovery and prevents future top loss as branches outgrow supporting roots.
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Horticultural Society
Unattractive Cemeteries Prompt Notice to Towns
A clipped notice from an eastern town urges cemetery plot owners to improve unaesthetic plots. Delinquent names may be published soon. The piece hints at community pride and civic effort, suggesting better upkeep could benefit local clubs and social life.
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