Fishing and flirtation in a sunlit Eden
A verse sketch contrasts fishing and courtship with a youth catching a sucker and a girl on a tennis court. A playful wife, fashion, and a cheeky moral weave through the poem, ending with a biblical allusion to Eve and the serpent in Eden.
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Eve
Adam
Noiraud The Guide Helps Traveler To Caldron
A traveler misses a train in a Swiss village and hires Noiraud the dog as guide. The dog proves an intelligent, steadfast helper leading through a scenic ascent to the Caldron, pausing for milk and rest, before guiding the return to the station ahead of schedule.
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Monsieur
Vaud
Father Simon
Noiraud
Simon
Caldron
Neiraud
Eut Neiraud
Noirand
Noland
Ludovic Halevey
Humorous miscellany from Harlem belles and city chatter
A collage of comic quips and exchanges from various papers. Jests touch on Miss Esmerelda Longcoffin and Miss Birdie McGinnis of Harlem, social slights, dental and hair jokes, romantic mixups, and brief punchlines about vendors, pedagogy, and everyday life in urban settings.
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Esmerelda Longcoffin
Birdie McGinnis
Harlem
Tom Anjerry
Miss Longcoffin
Miss McGinnis
Tom
Esmerelda
Texas Siftings
Abyssinia Church Art Shows Modern Weapons and Stereotypes
The walls of Abyssinian churches depict biblical scenes and Saint George with crude color and odd symbolism. Egyptian foes are shown with Remington rifles and opera glasses as the Red Sea crossing is rendered with unusual crosscutting figures.
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Abyssinia
Johannes
Gorra
Valley of
Gundet
Intance
Cathedral of
Red Sea
Satan
St. George
Curious Amber Features Digest Microscope Study
A St Louis Republic note explains amber's internal cavities vary by color. Clear yellow shows no cavities under high magnification, opaque types show bubble like voids that may contain water. Heat reduces amber weight, suggesting water diffusion, while embedded insects remain perfectly dry.
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St. Louis Republic
Sacred Fires of India and Parsees Relics
The article notes extinguished fires in India and a remaining consecrated fire in the village of Oodw Bulser. It mentions Parsees who emigrated from Persia to India and their voyage commemorations along with sandal wood offerings and ritual visits during certain months.
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India
Persia
Oodw
Bulser
Hair Wreath of Ten Thousand Captivates Readers
Miss Hattie Caipps of Bidl J. gathers a wreath formed from ten thousand locks. The display includes many heads and a variety of hair shades arranged into leaves flowers and intricate designs. She spent years collecting hair before assembling the unit and craftsmanship.
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Hattie Caipps
Bidl J
Eich
St. Louis Rep
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