Curious powers of animals that do not reason
A compilation of naturalist observations on animal behavior and instinct. Ruppell’s encounter with chieftains, dogs navigating forests by experience, and dogs’ hereditary traits are discussed, showing how apparent reasoning may be mistaken for common faculties. Instances with turkeys, baboons, guinea pigs, and wolves highlight instincts and perceptual limits.
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Ruppell
Canwen
Africa
Weo Soudanes
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Sonny
South America
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Feliz L. Oswald
Poston Globe
Remarkable Young Woman and the Wells Woolston Case
A sensational New York Sun report traces a complex plot led by Carolite F. Wells, alleged wife of Kumet Wells, involving divorce schemes, bigamy, and large-scale deception. George F. Woolston, a noted contractor, funded lavishly while two households and multiple aliases shrouded a romance that ended in a near-fatal shooting and an eventual police probe.
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Traveling in Europe and the economy of slow travel
The article argues for slow travel in Europe to save money by choosing third class rail travel and staying in modest hotels. It discusses shared tips, porters, and careful budgeting, including apartment living, luggage handling, and using inexpensive food options. A dated anecdote highlights a Duke who preferred lower travel classes.
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Sensible closeout sale on silk goods and dry goods
A long advertisement announces a closeout of silk goods and dry goods from a longstanding silk dealer. Departments include silk fabrics, cloaks, table linen, napkins, towels, blankets, and ladies garments. Prices are cut to cost and below to clear stock, with emphasis on silk, cloaks, hosiery, and men’s furnishings.
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The Wizard of the North and His Favorite Daughter
A reminiscence of Professor Anderson the Wizard of the North and his famous daughter. The piece recounts his early electricity tricks, his shop in each town, and the daughter who sang and read newspapers to entertain audiences while her father performed. Now middle-aged and in Leeds, she recalls those days and her past life.
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