Live for a noble end a guiding life philosophy
Poetic exhortation from Philip Strong urges choosing a noble, grand goal. It contrasts aimless drifting with purposeful striving and the uplift of others through steadfast pursuit. The verse emphasizes forward motion toward a chosen objective and bearing others along.
The Man Who Clawed His Way to a Rajah
An Indian palace tale recounts Netanya, a limb-deprived servant sentenced to death, plotting revenge through daring escape. He uses bound limbs staff and rope to scale stairs, finally feigning mercy before fatally attacking the rajah as he leans above the cot, dying with a victorious smile.
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Uring
Neranya
Netanya
Hed
Neranyva
Netanyva
Nerenya
Liberty
Neranyna
Neanya
Raiah
Brookyn
Monkeys of India: Sacred Yet Mischievous Neighbors
Observations describe Hanuman monkeys living near villages in India. They form mixed groups, fight for territory, swim well, and display notable intelligence and playful behavior. Some are kept tame for entertainment, while others remain wild and quarrelsome, with a few solitary older males guarding perches.
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India
London Graphic
Benares
Europe
Mr. Blanford
Indian Service
Aracan
Terrapin farming seen as profitable yet slow to scale
A Washington Post report discusses terrapin farming from Savannah to Newark, noting high initial costs and long maturation times of six to seven years. It cites a New York market price of up to 42 dollars per dozen and describes a saltwater pond setup with 2,500 terrapin and captive feeding.
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Newark
Gressman Gibson
Rapin
Abe
New York
Washington Post
German Discipline in Penal Institutions
The article describes corporal punishment and confinement in German penal systems. It details lash lengths, legal variations across provinces, and the use of cell confinement with sharp-pointed floors. It notes the severity and frequency of confinement in German penitentiaries, with references to Saxony Prussia and Mecklenburg.
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Germany
Saxony
Mecklenbourcs
Bourg
Prussia
Rej
Delphia Press
Removal of Moles by Elect Mirable
The report describes removing a mole using a needle and local anesthesia with four ox ecaine, applying a sponge, and using a transfix method to cut the mole at skin level. It notes precautions to avoid infection and details steps like bleeding, pressure, and bubble formation during the procedure.