Preacher in Sleep: The Curious Case of Simeon Watson
Simeon Watson, a 39 year old Englishman with athletic habits, began preaching in his sleep around 1826. His nocturnal trance lasted through what resembled a full nonconformist service, including prayer and reading the Bible, as his episodes grew in frequency over time.
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Simeon Watson
Detecting Shortcomings In a Rival's Eye
A reflective remark by J.C and A. W. Hare on spotting others weaknesses. They note rivals observe the quickest failings in others, which may differ from what the subject himself notices about his own flaws. The idea emphasizes vigilance and comparative critique among competitors.
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J.C
A. W. Hare
Brutality of Crusaders in Constantinople Siege History
The article notes Constantinople endured 26 sieges since the sixth century and was captured eight times. Its worst blow came in 1204 when Crusaders captured the city and looted it, with violence described as worse than that of Turkish invaders.
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Constantinople
Note from the master about holiday plans causes mix up
A man asks whether to send drawing materials, unsure if the master wants paint brushes or a corkscrew. The exchange shows a comic misunderstanding as they interpret the note about a holiday.
Has Your Farm a Name
Local printers offer letter heads and envelopes themed for farms as a novelty.Mail Printing Co. of Warren Pennsylvania advertises farm naming and stationery services to help landowners brand their property.
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Warren, Pa
Italians use aeroplanes in war in Tripoli letters
Turkish embassy in Washington presents war correspondence from Tripoli battles translated from Arabic to French and English. Letters predict Italian victories and urge Arabs to abandon the Turks, warning of bombs from Italian aeroplanes and promising protection by Italy.
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State Department
Raif Bey
Washington
Tripoli
Knox
Italy
Derna
Merkab
Homs
Tobrouk
Beirut
Aegean Sea
England
France
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Mecca
Medina
Bell Toll On Ocean Grave Aboard Montmagny
The Montmagny, sailing from Halifax to search for Titanic dead, reported a ship bell tolling at regular intervals as it passed the ocean grave on May 9. Rev. H. Prince said the tolling drew no more than fifteen minutes after the liner foundered, prompting surprise aboard the vessel. The captain noted life belts strewn over fifty miles and speculated sea action caused belts to come loose and bodies to sink.
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Montmagny
Halifax
H. Prince
Church of England
Chinese Couple Married Publicly in Shanghai Event
A Chinese couple was recently married in public in Shanghai, an unprecedented ceremony seen as a sign of changing social norms from the old order to the new in China.
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Shanghai
China
Enormous Logs by Fire Alarm Costly U S Losses
Fire losses and spending on prevention in the United States reach 450 million dollars annually, a figure larger than the annual output of gold silver copper and petroleum combined.
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United States
High Explosives Used in Transvaal Mining
In Transvaal mining operations large quantities of high explosives are used. The industry is estimated to invest about 7 million dollars annually in such explosives.
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Transvaal
South Africa
Advertise in the Mail and Get Results
Classified notice urges readers to place ads in the Mail for fast responses. It emphasizes broad reach, quick turnaround, and measurable outcomes for local businesses seeking visibility. Offers contact details and deadlines for submission.
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