Ancient Parliament Practice on First Readings Delayed
The text recounts how during a parliamentary session the throne speech precedes the readings in both houses. It notes the Commons pro forma first reading of a bill, and an ancient resolution from March 22, 1603, restricting the first sitting day to a single bill. An ancient document titled A bill for effectually preventing clandestine duplicity is mentioned as read once and then set aside.
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Uwe House of
Wammons
House of Lords
House of Commons
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Palgrave
Iva
Jayve
Notice to Trainsmen on Interstate Mileage Blocks
Important notice from Wade Digi, general passenger agent, about a February meeting of the Rio Grande Western Ry and related lines. Respondents may apply for commercial mileage blocks that cover passage over multiple routes without extra purchase within Colorado. Contact ROW agents for details.
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Rio Grande
Florence
Cripple Creek
Wade Digi
Genera
Man Captures Giant Python in Dense Vines
An Indian traveler recounts wrestling a massive python tangled among vines overhead. He grabbed the tail, dragged it clear, then swung, finally breaking its head against a tree as natives looked on in fear.
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Ile
Syed
Russian treasure found in Starogarsik village estate
A Russian treasure tale from Starogarsik recounts a peasant who after twelve years uncovered twelve large boxes of ancient gold coins and other valuables once hidden by Prince Ostershygh's family. The total value was about 17,000 Russian rubles, with two thirds paid to the State and one third to the finder, totaling roughly 3,000 rubles.
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Starogarsik
Ostershygh
Lorlure
Impertinent Bric a Brac Defeats Gentleman Applicant
An applicant recounts a humorous job interview misadventure in which a decanter rigged with a catchbox alarm played a tune when touched. He fled the house after the device tripped, losing a prized opportunity while describing the scene amid a crowd of stern observers.
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Bricea-Brac
The Mother who Taught My Ear to Sound Bible
A son recalls his mother guiding his Bible study from early reading aloud to fluent understanding. She read with him, drilled verses by heart, and pressed him to grasp Genesis through Revelation, shaping his love for scriptural law and poetry.
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Joln Stuskin
Anich
Exerecine
Maka
Oxfor
Genenis
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Bowie
God
The Tyranny of Rush and Worry Overload
A critique of modern life’s impetuous pace and its impact on faith, study, and daily worship. The piece warns that hurried schedules rob calmness, orderly procedure, and steady action, leaving people anxious and unable to fully exercise body, mind, or spirit.
Museum Proprietor Questions the Blind Checker Player
Detroit News notes ongoing losses by a blind checker player and reports a month of irregular play at the Mapaoper site with Tamafrahl this evening.
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Detroit News
Not enough readable data for a valid headline
A fragmentary OCR snippet mentions New York unions' support for a Will for pure beer and refers to filling something up, but the text is incomplete and unclear. No definite event, date, or names available to summarize reliably.
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New York
Castle on a Corsican cliff tells of Duke Pozzo di Borgo
The auction of Napoleon’s Paris pavilion stones spurred Duke Jerome Pozzo di Borgo to recreate the pavilion on a mountain near Ajaccio. He transported the stones to Ajaccio, planned a castle 700 meters above sea level, and began construction in 1880. The route from Ajaccio winds through fragrant groves to the rugged site, now hosting a gallery with portraits including a notable David painting of Napoleon and Melansonier’s compared rendering.
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Hia
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Fy Ile
de 'Pulliertes
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Melasonfer
David
Melsvonier
Ice Cream on Kirsel Cornery in Japan
Philadelphia Inquirer notes street vendors in Japan make ice cream without machinery. A vendor shaves ice with a steel grater, adds lemon juice and sugar, and serves in a cup for 2 cents per small cup or 1 cent for an eggcup. Customers may mix or eat plain. Various fruit flavors offered seasonally.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Parson Jim and the Witte Pugout Sermon Twist
In a frontier vignette at a dugout supper parlor a taciturn man nicknamed Parson Bill explains why he did not build a church, claiming the motive was to safeguard funds for a planned small church as fellow settlers joke about religious meetings and westward plans.
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New York
Lexus
Wiorp
Parau
Defensy of Thole Young The Bondon Tield
A curious tale describes a rabbit pursuing a weasel that captured a young ape, and a partridge defending her nest against molesting youths. It notes kingbirds, crows, and a doe protecting her fawn from a fox or dog.
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Ooll
Tie Easton
Jong
Fragmented Antiquarian Notes On Iron And Myths
A miscellany of historical claims notes iron earliest finds in Western North Carolina, early attempts to forge it in Virginia, and a 1622 foundation loss in Indiana. It also mentions Manx superstition among civilized peoples, tiny Greenland forest specimens, and a Vatican cost idea proposing three quarters of a cent per Catholic annually.
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Virginia
Indiana
Cornell
Greenland
Vatican
Child Cooling From Cold Needs Slow Warming
A reader notes that children exposed to extreme cold should not be heated immediately by a fire. After severe weather, prevent direct warmth. let the child acclimate in a room and wait for the chill to ease before warming. The advice stresses gradual rewarming to avoid shock.
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Colt
Ifcme Queen
Money saved in 186 last year and how to start a bank account
Money saved in 186 as you saved last year. Zion's Savings Bank and Trust Company of Salt Lake City offers interest on any amount from 1 up. Start an account now and add to it often. Write for information to President and Directors M. Cannon, Cathedral.
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Savings ‘Bank and Trust Company
Salt Lake ‘City
Groras M. Cannon
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G. W. Shores
Salt Lake Chiy
Death of Grotto Hog Aten Near Columbus Ry
Death of Clateen Pwenior known as Grotto Hog Aten reported last week. He lived near Columbus Ry for years and took his name after firing a house that burned earlier. Aten moved his belongings to a dry retreat, built a root over it, and made that his home for several years, saying he believed the incendiary fire had burned his house and he would not be burned out again.
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Aten
Columbus
Ingeistern
Hile
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