Witty misc items mix in Vindicator issue
A jumble of quotes and observations covers politics, books, and society. Notes reference John D Rockefeller, Miss Ida Tartell, and political ideologies, with musings on war information, home life, and longevity.
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John D. Rockefeller
Miss Ida Tartell
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Holy Railroad to Canada Through Sainte Anne Shrine
A New York Times excerpt recalls a 21 mile line from Quebec to Ste Anne le Beaupre described as a holy railroad built for pilgrims. It notes Sundays crowded trains seeking Saint Anne's blessing, but criticizes high charges and poor service despite its sacred status and dividend aims.
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Canada
North America
Quebec
Ste. Anne le Beaupre
Cardinal Taschereau
Saint Anne
New York Times
Vinegar Quest Through a Child's Speech Error
A New Jersey mother sent her five year old daughter to a grocery for four quarts of vinegar. The girl mispronounced it as mittener, causing clerks to laugh. On a second trip she again tried to fetch vinegar, saying smellhe tug and give me a tart, highlighting mispronounced words and everyday shopping challenges.
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East Orange
New Jersey
Shane Ao
Pender Street
Rain in the Wilderness Poem Fragment
A nature lyric by Grace H. Taylor describes rain in a wild wooded scene. The speaker hears a distant refrain as honeyanckis bend beneath showers. Blossoms bow to an unseen power and seek light, baptism through rain, in a hushed, expectant mood.
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H. Taylor
Quiet Wedding Fades into Jolly Pender Street Escape
In a London Daily Mail fragment, a church wedding erupts into a playful chase on Pender Street. Bridegroom Harold and bride Trixie flee through a crowd of laughing bridesmaids and curious children, aided by a determined aunt and the brimming chaos of a celebratory gathering.
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Trixie
Mabel
Julia
Church Forest
Pender Street
London Daily Mail
Buddhist Temple in America at Penn Museum Display
The Summerville Buddhist temple exhibit at the University of Pennsylvania Museum presents the most complete Buddhist house of worship outside Buddhist nations. Three images from Koyasan in Japan, a bronze vase from Kioto four centuries old, and Buddhas and lotus motifs create an immersive scene that transports visitors to the Land of the Lotus amidst a culture pilgrimage.
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University of Pennsylvania
Summerville
Sommerville
Koyasan
Kishu
Japan
Kioto
Philadelphia
Temple Gate Statues Guard Sacred Buddhist Doors
A text describes outer temple gateways with life size fruit seller figures, two giant statues with uplifted arms suggesting vengeance, and the Gods of Silence guarding the entrance. Worshipers cleanse at a cistern and towel rack before entering the temple proper as depicted by Harry Dillon Jones in Booklovers Magazine.
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Sten
Ats
Levit
Harry Dillon Jones
Booklovers Magazine
Tools and Talent Shape Great Workmen Across History
A collection of vivid anecdotes from Smiles' Self Help linking mastery to simple tools and inventive effort. Examples include Ferguson using a pen knife to time a wooden clock and Newton, Wollaston, and Franklin achieving discovery with humble implements. The text underscores skill and perseverance over fancy gear.
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Ferguson
Dr. Black
Newton
Wollaston
Stothard
Wilkie
Bewick
Benjamin West
Franklin
Watt
Gifford
Rittenhouse
Verdi Early Days Story of Nabucodonosor Bid
A famed tale of Verdi selling Nabucodonosor to a publisher. The aspiring composer, waking at dawn, sets a high price of thirty thousand francs, arguing the opera’s value could rise to fifty thousand by evening.
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Verdi
la Beala
Air
Evolution of a Knife Blade Through Seven Stages
A knife blade progresses from rough forging by a blacksmith to shaping, hardening, tempering, grinding, polishing, and finally fitting with a handle. Each stage refines form, strength, and usability. The sequence outlines traditional knife making from raw metal to finished tool.
Austrian law bans marriages between Christians and Jews
An article notes that Austrian laws prohibit marriages between Christians and Jews and also between Christiana and infidels, reflecting sectarian marriage restrictions.
Burlap as a Wallcovering Gains Noted Virtues
The article extols burlap as a wall covering noting its utility beauty and potential fire resistance. It claims burlap can be affixed to become part of the wall like wallpaper and serves well as a backdrop for pictures and statuary with its plain rough character valued over delicate fabrics.
Airtight Canning and Home Tips From Old Household Pages
Instructions describe airtight canning of corn, succotash, beans, and peas with jar prep, packing, boiling, and cooling steps. Cooking hints cover yeast, nasturtium seeds in pickles, a wire dishcloth to prevent sticking, and adding jam to baked apples. The Ease of the Household section urges tidy, inviting living rooms, modest ornamentation, and the value of flowers and tasteful decor.
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Henri
Ham a la chaung and salsify soup from old recipes
Recipes include Ham a la chaung melting in butter with currant jelly on toast. Salsify Soup cooks salsify in water with butter flour bay leaf nutmeg and cloves then blends and adds cream. Fruit Puddings mix molasses suet milk flour spices currants raisins brandy and sugar, steam three hours and serve with sauce.
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