Train Rates From Denver and Nearby Regions
Travel agency notices offer daily sale routes from Denver to Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake Provo Price Ogden Grand Junction Mack Wyoming Black Hills Hot Springs and more with half rates all summer. M A Shipman 374 Agent C B Q Ry offers berths and trip advice.
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Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Colo. Springs
Salt Lake
Provo
Price
Ogden
Grand Junction
Mack
Cefo
And
and Retum
Ody
Wyoming
Black Hille
Hot Springs
Miwaukee
Wisconsin
Michigan
Lakes Michigan
Huron
Canada
Maine
New England
J. Lawrence
Lake Champlain
M. A. Shipman
Special Reduced Excursion Rates Notice
Reduced excursion rates announced for Richmond Virginia and return at one fare plus two dollars on sale September 8 to 11. Philadelphia Pennsylvania and return at one fare plus two dollars on sale September 14 to 16. Also cheap summer rates to Chicago Milwaukee and Wisconsin and Minnesota resorts including St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Mackinac Island Mackinaw City Deadwood Lead and Hot Springs.
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Richmond
Philadelphia
Penn
Chicago
Milwaukee
Waneska
Wis
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Minneapolis
Duluth
Minn
Mackinac Island
Mackinaw City
Mich
Deadwood
Lead and Hot Springs
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
The Manatee and Mermaid Myths Across Seas
The piece describes the manatee as a strange creature seen along the Indian Ocean Red Sea and Gulf of Mandar shores. It notes maternal devotion, close bonds, and a myth linking human outlines to mermaids, with Verne recounting a Red Sea manatee capture and hunters' view of its flesh as a delicacy.
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Indian Ocean
Red Sea
Gulf of Mandar
Jules Verne
Neuron as Independent Brain Cell Discoveries by Dr Joseph Walsh
A discussion on neuron as an independent brain cell with multiple processes enabling complex action. It explains memory recall as a search among neural connections, likening it to a telephone operator finding the correct line. From Book Lovers Magazine.
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Cayal
Joseph Walsh
Booklovers Magazine
Blind men demonstrate keen sense of sound in street meeting
Two blind residents from the home for the blind surprised a passerby by greeting each other from five yards away. One man explained he could identify the other by the sound of his cane and could even tell the top of the cane of any man within half a yard.
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Philadelphia
Hair turns white in hours after edict news reported
The article notes Henry ITL from Na varre, Henry ITL’s mustaches turning partially white within hours of hearing about the Nemours edict concession. An English banker's hatr grays in three days amid business reverses. A man about forty, after his marriage, returns from his wedding trip with hair turned snow white to his eyebrows, startling friends.
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Henry Itl
Navarre
Nemours
Saue
Similar Poison Mechanisms in Insects and Reptiles
An examination of venomous creatures shows a common destructive principle. The hollow fangs of scorpions and rattlesnakes deliver poison into a wound at the moment of incision, using the same mechanical action to inflict harm.
A Good Precedent Debate On Cleanliness And Sex Roles
A Mildly conversation in Collier's humorously explores gender roles with Mrs. Mildly insisting on a cleaner world without men, while Mr. Mildly counters that women would seek out dirt to shape men as in the biblical account.
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Mrs. Mildly
Mr. Mildly
Collier's
No Such Thing an Overwork
Practical method to measure fatigue traces tired feeling to its source. Worry or boredom, not overwork, may drive exhaustion. The human machine was built to work. Dr. Cater.
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Dr. Cater
Cupid’s Arrows Leave Men Senseless, Says The Record Herald
A lighthearted exchange in the Chicago Record-Herald deems Cupid’s arrows harmless, noting men typically suffer only a temporary loss of senses, while women question the impact of love on men.
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Cupid
Chicago
Herali
Legends of mythical beasts and their medieval credulity
The article surveys lore of unicorns phoenixes griffins wyverns and dragons in medieval belief. It notes travelers tales as likely sources and cites Bartholomew and Pliny. It mentions the phoenix nesting in one tree and the basilisk as a dragon bird-serpent feared for deadly sight and breath.
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Arly
Oreamas
Bartholomew
Pliny
Phoenix
Joveth
Westminster Gazette
Energetic Marsh Wren Builds Multiple Nests
A marsh wren's breeding habit is to build four or five nests in rapid succession. In cattail marshes near cities, he constructs woven reed stems with small round holes. While the wife incubates eggs, the other nests stand empty, used by the male as roasting prizes for himself.
Played by the Wind Harp of North Borneo
Natives of North Borneo convert a long bamboo into an olian harp by cutting slots above each joint and netting it to turn on its axis. A rudder-like fantail keeps the apertures facing the wind as notes from larger holes yield a deep organ tone on windy days.
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North Borneo
Quotations on Liberty and Honesty From 19th Century Voices
Fragmentary quotes discuss women’s dress licenses in France and the US, noting French women can wear pants for a ten dollar license while American women do so without a license. The piece also cites lines about discretion, life’s salt and sugar, and a tribute to honesty as a warrant of life.
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