The Cunning Mosquito Learns From Humans, A New Tale
In a New Orleans Times Democrat piece the author argues the mosquito can learn and adapt from human behavior. He describes nightly mosquito invasions, their stubborn entry through bars and window gaps, and suggests the insect educates itself to exploit human-made defenses.
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Oldest stove exhibition in Minneapolis compared to historic Virginia stove
A Philadelphia report highlights the oldest stove in the county shown in Minneapolis with detailed description. The item measures three feet long thirty two inches high and one foot wide with a pebble finish and ornate relief work. It is compared to the seven foot Virginia stove from Williamsburg noted for grandeur and historic ties to the House of Burgesses.
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Wandering as a Proper Way to See the Country
The piece argues that wandering, not traveling, suits the old way of knowing a land. It contrasts ancient wandering with modern rapid movement and urges a patient open road under wide skies. The essay contends open landscapes reveal scenery as valuable as any place name.
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An Interesting Little Story About Han nibal Hamiéin
The text presents a garbled tale with humor about Han nibal Hamiéin and various townspeople. It includes stray phrases about a wife leaving, bald heads among senators, and a narrator observing odd behavior, with fragmented references to a town scene and unnamed events.
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Monna Vanna in Maeterlinck Play Halted by British Censor
Mime Leblanc billed as rising tragedienne in Maeterlinck's Monna Vanna. The plot centers on Monna Vanna of Pisa who vows to save her city Lisa a from siege, facing harsh terms from the conqueror Prinzivalle and a tragic test of loyalty and love.
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Appendicitis Not New Says Doctor and Legal Reform on Wages
A doctor explains appendicitis has existed since ancient times and surgery risks were greater in old days. New York Governor signs a bill allowing a thirteenth woman to earn wages, reforming the old wage rights. The case of Mrs Lille Devereux Blaie prompted the change after a streetcar injury suit highlighted entrenched laws.
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World’s Largest Goat Ranch Owner Hosts 20000 Goats
Charles Onderdonk of Lamy New Mexico runs a vast operation with 20000 goats grazing on 28000 acres. The ranch claims the title of world’s largest goat ranch and showcases extensive grazing lands and livestock.
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Mrs Humphrey Ward Birth and Early Work
Mrs Humphrey Ward born in Hobart Tasmania on June 11, 1865. She is a granddaughter of Sir Arnold and a niece of the late Matthew Arnold. She began with magazine articles and essays on Spanish Biography. Her first book appeared in 1881.
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