Unhonored at home list of the great unappreciated
A broad column reviews how many famous writers and artists were neglected by their homeland. It cites Poe Emerson Whitman Whistler Thoreau James and others, noting exile and scorn across Germany France Italy Ireland Scotland England and beyond, and ends with a cautionary quip about how they were treated in life. It then shifts to an agricultural note on soil erosion and a method to prevent gullies by damming with pipes and drainage.
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Poe
Emerson
Whitman
Whistler
Thoreau
Henry James
Germany
St. Coethe
Napoleon
Heine
M. Henri Heine
Schopenhauer
Richard Strauss
Arnold Schoenberg
France
Hisconcerto
Rabelais
Pascal
Rousseau
Montaigne
Voltaire
Victor Hugo
Naudelaire
Flasbert
Ber Vor
Italy
Dante
August Name
Columbus
Galileo
Leopardi
Carducci
Holland
Rembrandt
Vermeer
Spinoza
Ireland
James Clarence Mangat
John M. Synge
Scotland
Burns
England
Milton
Blake
Shelley
Keats
Byron
Browning
Shelburne
Meredith
Landor
Harvey
Darwin
de Poe
Hungan
Spain
Cervantes
Sweden
Swedenborg
Strindberg
Thien
Nike Dante
Lenan
Russia
Dostolevsky
Siberia
Toleatoy
Turgenev
Poland
Adam Mickiewicz
Paris
Chopin
Warsaw
Socrates
Jesus Christ
Mahomet
Moses
Maimonides
Luther
Loyola
Savonarola
Shakespeare
da Vine
Velasquez
Puck
Bureau of Soils
Department of Agriculture
Plame
Turbulent Turkish Tactics At Dinner Table Tale
Lord Broughton records in January 1833 meeting Nahmek Pasha the Turkish ambassador who described the grand vizier as lively in sham battles. He allegedly had troops fire bullets and charge with bayonets to kill one another while privately mild.
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Lord Broughton
Nahmek Pasha
London Chronicle
Electric trains in Rockies to power others on ascent
Electric propulsion on a continental railroad spans four hundred miles in Montana and Idaho. Downward trains generate electricity to assist upward trains, acting as brakes to regulate speed. The system leverages mountain streams for power and aims to reduce wasted energy by using down-grade motion to boost uphill transport.
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Rockies
Great Divide
Mari Tne
Montana
Idaho
Secauee
Dsaehine
Constipation Cured Overnight With Po-Do-Lax
A promotional note touts Po-Do-Lax a remedy for constipation claiming overnight relief by arousing the liver to improve bile flow and digestion. It warns against gas fermentation and urges readers to obtain a bottle from their druggist, while including unrelated ad copy about coin tricks.
Blouses Return To Fashion In Summer Styles
In a revival era blouses reemerge as a trend, boosted by summer silhouettes and sheer waist designs. Parisian influences spotlight novelty in white Swiss organdy and translucent fabrics, with silk toppers elevating separate waists and skirts to mimic one piece dresses.
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New York
Paris
Centurieres
Parisian Frill Blouses Gain Favor in Local Shops
A Paris origin blouse trend finds popularity locally with true French touches like the two mané collar and raglan sleeves. High shoulders and plain waists remain the norm, while broad Quaker collars and detachable embroideries in organdy and cretonne attract younger shoppers.
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Paris
Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
A doctor prescribes Dr King's New Discovery as a cheap, simple remedy to soothe coughs colds and bronchial and lung ailments. One fourth to one teaspoonful taken as needed can check coughing and support recovery. The ad urges readers to see a druggist and start treatment today.
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Dr. King
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