The Masquerade at the Old Place Returns in Style
A social masquerade described as the season’s highlight centers on an oval hall and a moonlit garden. Guests include Doctor Myron Marden and others, with preparations by Mattie and Peter and a tradition of elaborate costumes kept secret until event night. (TO BE CONTINUED)
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Lily as emblem across history and culture
The article traces the lily’s symbolic appeal in many eras and regions, linking its associations with grace, purity, and refined thinking to the widespread idiomatic use in civilized speech. It notes recurring phrases such as fair as a lily and pure as a lily as evidence of this universal symbolism.
Foreign Phrases and Classical Mottoes Appearing
A list of Latin and German phrases with English translations including O tempora! mores! Quod erat demonstrandum and Vincit omnia veritas. Also terms like Penetralia and Wohlgeboren plus Latin phrases Explicating virtues and scholastic notes.
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Penetralia
How Brazil Got Its Name From a Forest Dye
A historic account explains that a distant forest country yielded a fiery dye from a tinctorial tree. The dye resembled a burning ember, leading to the name brasil first given to the wood and later to the land it grew in.
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Brasil
Milk of Magnesia brand ad targets parents and children
An advertisement copy urges parents to consult a doctor about their child and mentions Milk of Magnesia as a safe option. The material emphasizes a medical context and highlights a branded product with a protective tone for use in children.
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Magnesia
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