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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
2
Charles Brown of Lexington Maas recently celebrated his nametieth birthday, living in the same house since birth. He is the son of James Brown, also born in Lexington, with grandfather Francie Brown noted as a participant in the historic Battle of Lexington, wounded April 19, 1776.
The article discusses the etherial body or soul as a subtle entity interpenetrating the physical form. It references Rontgen rays showing bones and a hazy semi transparent figure surrounding them. It notes differing cultural claims and urges a better understanding of light to glimpse the surviving form and its role between mind and matter.
The New York Tribune reports late explorations near Pompeii show submerged ruins are noble mansion remains rather than bath foundations. The shore holds buried city wrecks with vanished coast roads and flooded quarries, while a 17 foot sea wall guards relics long hidden for two millennia.
A penitentiary inmate speaks with a hard looking man about life after release. Two bank plans and four private houses are mentioned, with a gun mishap and a wife defending with a bat pin as a brief comic aside.
Lafitte and two Royal Navy officers meet on Shell Island and Barataria. The English propose naval rank and a gold payoff to join Britain, but Lafitte demands time to decide and locks the visitors in, signaling a wary standoff as a cliffhanger ends the scene.
A Montreal Herald traveler exalts Berlin at night, discovering electric lighting that transforms grand palaces and streets into a fairy, radiant city. The aura of prosperity becomes pure delight as lamps line avenues, blurring rigid urban forms and lending magical charm. Berlin is praised as a world’s greatest city after dark.
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