Moose in mill pond tests men at Kouchibouguac
A moose stranded in a mill pond near Kouchibouguac, New Brunswick, resisted capture as workers wrestled logs and hauled the animal to safety. The creature swam free after rough handling, and a man suffered a hoof blow during the frenzy.
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Variety of jokes and cartoons fill a late 19th century page
A collage of humorous snippets features quips about jewelry rings, trains, dogs, lawyers, clocks, and social pretensions. Short dialogues and captions from magazines and newspapers give light social satire, romantic witticisms, and puns across scattered scenes.
Memory tricks aid a student surgeon at Bellevue
A young doctor in Bellevue Hospital explains memory limits during finals and tests a mix of association and word-letter methods. He notes that after exams he ranked among the top five in his class and recalls meeting a middle aged German patient who underwent major surgery four weeks earlier.
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Reliable Recipes and Elegant Dishes From Old Manuscripts
Recipes describe Granama Roots dough using graham and wheat flour, molasses, milk, salt, and optional eggs baked hot. Hamptre Steak provides lean beef with shallots and nutmeg, formed into six small fillets, breaded, fried briefly in clarified butter, served with Russian sauce or similar.
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Peculiar Sea Canaries Attract Seattle Fishermen Spotlight
A fisherman near Seattle pulled up a five and a half pound cod attached to a rock full of six shellfish with long yellow mouths and beaks. The shells were embedded in the rock and the creature resembled giant mussels. The oddity, weighed with the rock and seaweed, was exhibited in Denver attracting curious onlookers.
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London free libraries distributed millions of books
Last year three million books were issued to residents of London from the free libraries system. The program expanded access to reading across the city, signaling strong public demand for library services.
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