Lighting A Pipe In A Wind A New Device
A New York sporterian recounts a windy summer episode with a birchtark canoe and a crumpled newspaper wad used as a windproof aid. After failing to light a pipe, a Californian partner crumpled paper and waved away the wind, inventing a device to start a fire or light the pipe.
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Wortenan
Phett
Sebec Iake
New York
Dee
Old Californian
Ile
Calroads
A Forgotten King and a Napoleonic Era in Italy
Fragmentary historical reminiscence discusses Frances I, once king of Nantes, and his era amid Italian unification. It recalls his stance against Italian unification, the Napoleonic period, and figures like Cavour, with notes on Naples, the Hedomyed line, and the failed cohesion of Italian states prior to unification.
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Frances
Nantes
Naples
United States
Gorfare
Italy
Francis
Pertinant Ff
Tess
Caer
Tarbaldt
Priner
Streeter
Maly
Peninsila
Iran
Tray
Staal
Buried in Jewels from Dashowr Tombs
A report from Dashowr reveals graves from the twelfth dynasty infant with a jewelry set including a wreath of flowers, coronet, pearls and precious stones. The discovery is credited to M. de Morgan and Mme de Morgan, director general of Egyptian antiquities.
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Villiers Stuart
Dashowr
Alrahati
M. de Morgan
Mme. de Morgan
Banquets and Dinners in New York Cost a Large Sum
The Advertiser notes that New York spends a staggering amount on banquets and dinners at uptown establishments during a season. It argues the city’s social life rivals Paris and notes these figures exclude private dinners hosted by the wealthy.
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Dean Anariten
Pau
Deanesay
Pua Yang
Rin Cma
Tage
Nourngeni
Alkut
Tuo
Thiskerry
Shilushin
New York
York
Gotham
Wny
Past Steamer, Hut in Washington State Sets Long Distance Record
A steam craft described as a long steamliner is reported to have carried passengers across 65 116 miles in a year, a claim noted as among the best records for a steamship. The piece mentions a round trip of 85 miles in three hours and compares rail travel times, noting a total travel time loss near four minutes.
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State of Washington
Eliry Dithy
Seattle
Brigham Young and Irrigation The Utah Prosperity Concept
The article discusses Brigham Young's advocacy of irrigation in Salt Lake Valley, arguing it transformed arid land into productive agriculture. It credits irrigation with enabling controlled moisture, diverse crops, and increased yields, while praising the leader's vision of smallholdings, local labor, and self-sufficiency within the Mormon commonwealth.
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Young
Pratian Carsin
Salt Lake
Smythe
Alan
Tinan
Turing
Bint
Utah
Nyrhaaltine
Lemsetl
Mont Selene
Gehias
Balin
Brigham Young
Hiigham Young
Adenont
Fragmentary note on fashion minded traveler and taxidermist
A garbled report describes a young woman from Minn who visits a Washington taxidermist seeking an order for a furan and plumage related to a fashion aim. She claims she has hunted around the city for this shade and mentions a bright camiry Wied and other items in her possession.
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Washington
Sanithenian
Wichtel
Fragmented World War Era Chatters and Oddities
A jumble of mis-spelled lines covers military topics, economics, laws, and technology. It mentions German forces, a 2 billion pound euro estimate, Vermont legislature, and British regulation in a chaotic mix with references to Joan of Arc and a powerful rotary gun, all in murky diction.
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Vermont
Hermatter
Tilly
Chinen
Pathuns
Joan of Arc
Aix
Maxo
Dirried
Fragmented Science Clippings From Historic Page
Clippings discuss ocean temperature measurement under high pressure, viviparous mammals, luminescent sea life, planetary speeds, sun Earth light travel, vaccination debate, Roman archaeology in Hampshire, Distant dye dyeing furnaces, and Sir Robert Ball's forecast of sun powered machinery.
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Goreat
Liur
Wight
Dinkiss
Tir
Rotterman
Cincinnati
Silulester
Hampolire
Pompedl
Sir Rouret Baur
Irelandd
The Stage And Global News In Short
A collage of stage gossip and oddities including royalties for Sanpers, Meaghannr’s Paris court win over a horse bill, a Gilbert and Sullivan plot outline, a naval mutiny tale on Ringarooma, and feats of telegraph and transportation history such as a long submarine cable, electric railway mail service, and a suspended power line across Lake Wallen.
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Sanpers
Tiarilen Uveater
Sun
Satan Kensuannr
Sanau Meaghannr
Paris
Sa le Jure
N. M.S. Ringarooma
Mrest
St. Pierre
Pottsville
Minersville
Syracuse
Buffalo
N.Y
Lake Wallen
Quinten
Marg
St. Gallen
Switzerland
A Musical Melange in Berlin Opera
The new opera EVANGELIMANN titled The Gospel Man features Wilhelm Klenal as author and Max Arvang, a tenor with a varied career, delivering a curious centerpiece. The piece, performed with great showmanship in Berlin, showcases Arvang among Bohemian elites and a cast of diverse professions.
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Noten
Jasper County
Momrusician
Berlin
Wilhelm Klenal
Max Arvang
Arhentach
Macksmith
Carpenter
Sremmes
Susannab
Tilnrgh
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