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Newspaper
Silver Lake Record
Location
Silver Lake, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1901
Page
3
Clarence and Max resist a brig commanded by a Mexican captain after a clash that leaves many dead aboard a schooner. The Mexicans seize the crew, search for valuables, and sharpen suspicions as guards wheel through a night aboard the longboat before dawn.
In a midnight bid, Clarence and Max unlock the chain barriers of Peters, Sloan, and others aboard a brig. They saw apart iron restraints using improvised tools while a watchful crew nears discovery, then prepare weapons and ropes for a perilous escape at sea.
The Ladies Home Journal advocates minimal, airy sleeping rooms with only essential items. It argues clutter hinders air flow, health, and comfort, urging readers to avoid unnecessary furniture to reflect good taste and practicality.
Daniel Webster as a boy is described by John Bach McMaster in the Century as the youngest of ten children with frail health and traits that set him apart. While working on a farm he preferred reading aloud at times, reading during tasks like plowing and haying.
At the Brussels international prison congress there was lively discussion on securing offender reparation for the injured party. Proposals included allocating fines or prisoner earnings or guaranteeing repayment upon release. Debate touched on manual labor and sloyd instruction urged by Mr. Haymann of New Orleans, with English delegates noting agricultural training and open air labor.
Horace Mann faced an insane intruder who challenged a fight. Mann declined, noting he is a man by name and nature, outnumbered four to one and it would be unfair. The madman persisted, insisting they all fight as men together.
During a lesson on the animal kingdom a pupil asks for a name meaning animal. A student answers with a playful line about his grandmother, provoking laughter as the teacher seeks the correct term.
A fragmented Detroit Free Press item notes witty remarks about fashionably cold women and warmth in manners. The quote contrasts social formality with blunt, humorous advice about marriage and temperament.
The article describes a royal ceremony with the King and Queen, state robes, and the procession to Westminster. It also notes the gunboat La Guira and tensions involving Venezuela, with warnings of possible trouble despite protests from departments.
A patchwork of 1920s clippings touches on politics and society. Notes mention Venezuela’s leadership, English theater mourning, American press responses to prohibition and reform, hazing at West Point, and imagined canal politics in Central America.
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