Two South American Republics Poised as Civilized Powers
A London Chronicle writer argues that two South American nations are rising from decades of strife toward peace and prosperity. Chile and Argentina are highlighted as leading the region’s stabilization while other nations like Bolivia Colombia Brazil Peru lag but hold vast wealth for the future.
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London Chronicle
Venezuela
Chile
Argentine
Fuego
Bolivia
Andes
Ophir
Colombia
Cauca
Brazil
Peru
Argentina
Golden Castle in Spain Poem Fragment
A lyrical meditation questions enduring love and dream against ruin and time. The speaker imagines a couple living in a golden castle in Spain while shadows loom and the future whether kind or cruel remains uncertain.
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Spain
The Fool ZW ee BAIT
An unnamed young woman named Lattis sits by a window in a tranquil meadow scene. A lover hesitates then departs after a whispered plea to stay leaving Lattis to weep in loneliness and doubt.
Green Ray at Sunset Inspires Romantic Turn and Debate
The article discusses a sunset green ray and atmospheric prism theory. It weaves a romantic scene where Lattis rejects an abrupt proposal, then Jack appears, and a devotion persists as the discussion of optics contrasts with love and science observations.
Birds reflect human love and marriage in a feathered scandal
The National Federation of Bird Clubs plays host to a dramatic divorce tale as Mrs Mallard Duck elopes with Mr Pintail Duck prompting debate over whether the bird world mirrors human scandal. Ranging from the bird of paradise courtship to eagle widower lore, the piece contrasts loyalty, infidelity, and family life among species with human social norms.
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National Federation of Bird Clubs
Bird Center
Starling
Jay
Falcon
Mrs. Eagle
Mallard Duck
Duck
Federation of Bird Clubs
Bird Land
Mrs. Mallard
Serpent
Mallard Eden
Tery
Aventine
Mr. Pintail
Old Mallard
Mr. Pintail Duck
Bird of Paradise
American Republic
Chicago Tribune
How to Keep Young Growing Old Is Habit of Mind
A New York Times essay argues age is mental. A person’s age mirrors self-perception and effort. keeping active thoughts and willpower delays decrepitude. Death comes slow to the tenacious. inner renewal depends on ongoing mental exertion and engagement.
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New York Times
Ponce de Leon
Geologist Sails to Brazil to Study Rio Grande do Sul Coal
Dr. I. C. White, state geologist of West Virginia, recently sailed to Brazil to examine and report on the coal fields of Rio Grande do Sul.
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I. C. White
West Virginia
Brazil
Rio Grande Do Sul
The Groom's Argument and Reconstruction Views
The Kansas City Journal recalls ex Senator Ransom of North Carolina who ran a model plantation and later faced postwar reconstruction debates. He recounts paying a skilled coachman higher wages than an unskilled groom and justifies it by noting Henry’s skill and experience.
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Ransom
North Carolina
Henry
Kansas City Journal
The Best of Life as Youth Gives Way to Maturity
A reflective poem from Spectator on life's rush, fame, and the passage of youth. It contrasts fleeting applause with lasting self control, urging growth beyond mere worldly gain as life widens with maturity and perspective. The piece laments vanishing vanity and champions inner steadiness and enduring purpose.
Prove Property and Take Away Blizzard Tale
In Washington Representative Spaulding of North Dakota recalls a winter storm tale about Mayor McClellan. He recounts a blizzard that struck New York in November and a telegraph exchange with Bismarck. McClellan curtly replies that North Dakota should come and take the blizzard away.
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McClellan
Representative Spaulding
North Dakota
Washington
New York
Northwest
Dakota
Bismarck
How He Won Her on the Subway to City Hall
A couple debates marriage timing before a nine minute City Hall ride becomes a test of patience. A subway delay sparks wry banter about events, fuses, and fate, ending with her accepting his proposal after a tense journey. The piece frames love strengthened by shared ordeal and time.
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Mareskee
Jeune
George Whitehead
City Hall
New York Times
Dodd's Kidney Pills Claimed Cure for Backache
Mrs. Sue Williams of Hensley Arkansas says at age 68 she suffered backache for years and after one box of Dodd's Kidney Pills she claims significant relief. The advertisement urges guards against Bright's Disease or Rheumatism by curing kidney related pain.
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Hensley
Ark
America
Sue Williams
Dodd
Bright
Friend of Long Dead Writers Reaches 93 in Brunswick
Thomas Stone McLellan, Maine’s oldest printer and companion to President Pierce and authors Hawthorne and Longfellow, recently celebrated his ninety third birthday in Brunswick. A longtime member of United Lodge of Masons he earned advanced degrees near his ninetieth birthday.
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Thomas Stone McLellan
Maine
Pierce
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Longfellow
Brunswick
United Lodge of Masons
De fiance Starch Gains in Dealer Demand
Hundreds of dealers report the extra quantity and superior quality of De fiance Starch making it the preferred choice. Some say they can not sell any other starch.
Help Comes Last When You Need Aid
Advice on seeking help after helping others emphasizes putting those who supported you first and offering gratitude to those you relied on.
Lewis' Single Binder cigar price and profit note
The price of 36.00 per M for Lewis' Single Binder cigars is set to ensure fair dealer profit and a better smoke for customers. Manufactured by Lewis' Factory in Peoria Illinois.
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Lewis’ Factory
Peoria
Boneless Shad Evolution Sparks Curious Debate
Observers riff on transforming shad into boneless fillets inspired by the prior success of the scoreless apple. The quip hints at bold food ideas and prompts discussion among culinary minds about feasibility and taste.
Defiance Starch Tops the Cold Water Market
Dealers report that once a customer tries Defiance Starch it is nearly impossible to sell any other cold water starch. It can be used cold or boiled.
Pocket stoves keep Japs from getting cold feet
A wartime remark notes that pocket stoves used by Japanese troops reduce the risk of exposure and cold feet, implying resilience and readiness in adverse conditions.
Guaranteed cure claim for piles and refund offer
An advertisement touts PAZO OINTMENT as a guaranteed cure for piles including itching bleeding and protruding conditions. It promises a refund if the product fails within six to fourteen days and includes an odd line about a personal sentiment.
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Tepe As
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Mark
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Cincinnati
Cupid
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