Should Supply Furniture
A humorous exchange recounts a mother noting her son asked for a logarithm table and a friend quips that the college should provide his furniture, illustrating a wry take on student needs and campus resources.
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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1911
Page
3
Americans Abroad Learn European Hotel Taboos and Tricks
An American tour of Europe highlights contrasts in hotel life from Naples to Paris. Tourists face locker rooms, room keys, royal beds, and unexpected charges while discovering local customs such as pay extra for coffee, government monopolies on salt and tobacco, and pneumatic mail services in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Europe
Col Brotherton
Kentucky
San Carlo
Naples
America
Boston
Germany
France
Switzerland
Sorrenio
Holland
Saxony
Henry
Prussia
Italy
Paris
Power From Tides and Winds at a British Meeting
The British association discusses economical power from tides and winds. European journal notes a seawave driven dynamo tested at the Gironde mouth using an air chamber, valves, and a turbine to convert wave pressure changes into rotation, working in calm and storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Association
Europe
Lia Revue Scientifique
Gironde
Itis
Rogers-My Love Verse Echoes Through Harper’s Bazaar
The fragment recalls a personal exchange between Mrs Rogers and Rogers amid financial talk. The excerpt hints at a domestic scene where expenses are discussed and a vow to chant or repeat a phrase surfaces as a coping or expressive gesture.
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Rogers
Harper's Bazar
Russian man sentenced for assault on eight officers in Paris
A Russian resident with limited French was sentenced to a lengthy prison term for assaulting eight policemen. He faced an additional accusation of insulting an officer but was acquitted on that charge after his counsel argued the word deemed offensive was a harmless Russian term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althogh
Paris
Woman Seeks Harmless Revolver For Burglary Protection
Atchison factors show a woman entered a hardware store and asked to be shown a harmless revolver for burglars protection. She had asked her husband for revolver guidance and he recommended a hammerless model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
the Globe
Jinx Noted for Knocking Before Entering
The Houston Post quotes jokes about Jinx, saying he always knocks before entering any office or leaving a place, highlighting his habit as a humorous character trait. The quip presents two lines about his courtesy and caution.
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Jinx
Houston Post
Manuring With Mud In East Asia
In China and Japan Professor H King notes heavy labor on soil fertilization rivaling planting and harvest. Farmers use barnyard manure bean meal rape seed cotton seed peanut oil cake and vast amounts of canal river and reservoir mud as fertilizer sometimes 70 to 100 tons per acre. Irrigation reduces erosion as muds ferment with organic matter. Mongolians cultivate legumes for nitrogen. Dense populations and small holdings drive meticulous crop care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
H King
Thimble History From Thumb Bell to Queen's Gift
The thimble originated as a thumb bell in Bret warn and evolved into thimble. Invented by the Dutch, it reached England in 1695. Early versions were iron or brass, later silver, gold, steel, horn, ivory, pearl and glass. The Chinese craft carved pearl thimbles with gold bindings. A famed bridal thimble from the king of Siam for the queen was gold, bud shaped, and studded with diamonds spelling her name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bret Warn
England
King of Siam
The Point of Difference
An older speaker, Uncle Fben, laments imitation of busy bees while critiquing a man who hoards honey rather than seeking trade with others. The dialogue hints at community versus individual gain and a wary view of ambitious greed.
Warden Remarks on Inmate Activities Sparks Inquiry
In a terse exchange, a warden explains that most men present are serving time, sparking questions about the purpose of their confinement and the facility’s routines.
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