Kansas Horsemen Hint at Legendary Bloodlines in Jest
A Kansas horseman debates the ancestry of famous horses including Kanees Pegasus and Bucephalus with a professor from Heston, recalling wild southwest water and famed horsemanship. the dialogue blends myth and humor across a Chicago Journal excerpt.
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Chicago Journal
Bravery in an Army and the Coward Percentages
A London Spectator discussion cites Moltke and British officers on fear in battle. It suggests about 20 percent of soldiers might desert if possible, with a broader range of fear responses across armies. General Sir Henry Havelock’s view is cited: roughly 200 would storm hell, 800 would follow, 100 skulk, and about 3 always skulk elsewhere.
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Picton
Gough
Henry Havelock
Hell
London Spectator
Luck of the Scorcher and the Reckless Rider Tale
The article discusses dangerous cycling at Garfield Park where fast riders escape hard bruises while slower cyclists, especially women, suffer more in collisions. It notes frequent top speeds, many crashes, and the perceived unfairness toward the slower riders on the circular track.
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Jack
Chiface Chronicle
Garfield Park
Deey Wees
Dutch Tears A Simple Clubhouse Chemistry Demonstration
An old chemist explains Prince Rupert’s drops or Dutied tears made from glass and water. When dropped into cold water the outer surface cools and holds tension, yet breaking the tail or touching the drop with a crystal causes it to shatter. The effect proves surface tension and rapid stress release, a demonstrable chemical action any curious youth can replicate.
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Popular bullfighters earn vast peseta fortunes amid Spain’s brutal spectacle
The piece notes Mezzantini and Reverte as top toreros, their earnings reaching 296000 and 274000 pesetas respectively, and describes bullfighting as a societal force that dulls human sensibility. It condemns the sport and Spanish policy in Cuba, arguing humane values decline as spectators seek blood.
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Reverte
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Springfield
Mass
Beggs Cures and Remedies Advertised Across District
A cluttered advertisement touts Hall's catarrh cure and Beggs products for a range of ailments. It claims internal medicines strengthen the system, promotes Beggs pills for stomach and liver issues, and extols Beggs German salve for piles burns and skin diseases. It mentions a farm sale near Muskogee and a public note about local property accessible via The Cus iTars office.
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Wi. Owen
Muskogee
J. T
Shiva
Ome Aman
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