Blackberry superstition in rural England dated harvest belief
A rural England superstition states blackberries must be gathered before September. On the date every year a mark is placed on the berries by a man named in the article, or else picking after the date may bring misfortune or a satanic influence.
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England
Platinum Occurrence Across Nevada Wyoming Mines
The geological survey notes most platinum exists native in placer deposits and black sand. Some appears in ores in mines in the yellow pine districts of Nevada and in the Rambler mine in Wyoming. Platinum content is at least one percent of ore.
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The
Geological Survey
Yellow Pine
Nevada
Rambler
Wyoming
Let Conscience Guide Human Experience
The piece asserts that a person who governs life by conscience earns respect from those who live by duty to themselves and obligation to others, emphasizing alignment with moral principles to gain esteem.
Shoe Soles Benefit From Copal Varnish
Treating shoes with copal varnish is advised as the best care for soles. Ensure the golea is thoroughly dry and lightly roughen the surface before applying the varnish if the shoes have not been worn.
Last Slave Law Victim Burns Seized Under 1850 Act
Anthony Burns, who escaped slavery in 1863, became the last person seized in Massachusetts under the fugitive slave law of 1850. He was arrested in 1854 and returned to his owner, marking a final use of the law in the state.
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Anthony Burns
Massachusetts
Young Dentist Absent-Minded Attempted Kiss Incident
A young dentist, described as absent-minded, tried to kiss a woman whose modest refusal prompted him to say The remark Now this isnt going to hurt you a bit appears in the Bestor Transcript.
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Bestor Transcript
Mammoth Circus Gem at Mt Carroll Parade Planned
Mt Carroll prepares for the world's largest circus with a Friday parade on July 16. The show doubles in size after adding U.S. Circus properties and features 300 cast members for two mammoth pageants, 3 herds of elephants, a hippopotamus from Africa, Ponca Bills Wild West, 50 Sioux, 50 cowboys, Count Cimmerjetta's dancing horses, Japanese acts, Arabian Tumblers, 40 clowns, trained dogs and ponies, a parade of nations, 200 wild animals, 400 horses, and 60 men staffing the show. The troupe, long active in the east, now western touring enlarged to top the field.
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Mt. Carroll
U.S. Circus Corporation Properties
Africa
Ponca Bill
Cimmerjetta
Japan
Teheran
Arabia
Wanted Man to Sell Auto Tires and Tubes
Mile Stone Rubber Company of East Liverpool Ohio seeks a man with a car to sell a complete line of auto tires and tubes in an exclusive territory. Experience not necessary. Salary three hundred dollars per month.
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Milestone Rubber Company
East Liverpool
Ohio
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