Teeth of Mammals and Their Teeth On Tongues
Osteologist Lucas of the Smithsonian discusses dentition across species. He explains how incisor and canine shapes relate to diet and defense, notes variations like tusks and narwhal lances, and describes tooth growth in rats and tooth preservation in fossils.
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Osteologist
Lucas
Smithsonian Institution
The
Star
Amazon
South America
Onashington Star
Fiji Islands
Adams
Washington Star
Sherman and the Bees Farce at Sherman's Tent
Colonel Belknap recalls 1864 near Chattanooga when Sherman sought honey. Captain Belknap raided bee gums, placed one under a pup tent to deliver the sweet prize, but unloosened bees attacked both horse and rider. Sherman’s tent faced a buzzing assault as Belknap delivered the gum and the bees.
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Belknap
Sherman
Chattanooga
Billy
Michigan
Army of the Potomac
Soakcaselian
New York Sun
Ghastly Ecuadorian Head Trophy Stirs New York Show
A New York physician returned from Peru and Ecuador with the head of an Ecuadorian warrior. Exhibited at the Astor House, the decapitated trophy shows dried bones and preserved features. Ecuador bans trophy taking under the death penalty, as reported by the New York Times.
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New York
Peru
Ecuador
Astor House
Uplards
Amazon
New York Times
Jesters and Jabs From Funny Papers
A collage of light anecdotes from humorous columns including a tiger at a New York zoo, a candy caper by a boy named James, quips about age and appearance, social satire from Harper's Bazar, and a mock sermon ending with a pricey exit from the room.
Woman Nature and Daily Vignettes of Family Life
A collage of light humor and domestic scenes from various columns. Dialogues involve a mother and father addressing Johnny, jokes about luck and lending money, and quips about science and theater. The tone recalls early 20th century humor and social manners.
Rosario Portrait of a Modern South American Port City
Rosario sits on the Parana River as a planned business hub with a growing port and broad streets. The city trades with Europe and interior provinces, while nightlife and clubs attract young locals. The article contrasts unfinished architecture with future rail links and expanding quays.
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Rosario
Parana
South America
Mosario
Sario
Interior of the Republic
Santa Fe
Cordoba
Tucuman
Santiago
Salta
Jujuy
Bolivia
Chili
Messageries Maritimes
Chargeurs Reunis
Lamport and Holt
Bordeaux
Havre
Antwerp
Liverpool
Harper's Magazine
Leaning 225 Foot Steel Tower Proposed for Chicago Fair
A tall steel tower, 225 feet high, is proposed for the Chicago World's Fair. It would lean about 100 feet from vertical, far more than the Leaning Tower of Pisa which leans about 15 feet. The structure would surpass Pisa in tilt and height.
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Northern Illustrated Papers
Belle Isle
Tia
Pisa
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy Ad
Choking sneezing and catarrh in the head are radically cured by Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Fifty cents. By druggists.
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Sage
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N. G
Maria
Central Park
Texas
James
Jones
Missionary
Michigan Avenue
Detroit Free Press
Jack
Maud
Tom
Harper’s Bazar
Mamma
Little Sister
Chicago Post
Dr. Forceps
Miss Snapper
Yonkers Gazette
Jimmie
George
Tommy
Chicago Tribune
Woman Nature
Johnny
New York Recorder
Noodles
Snyder
Bazar
Bridges
Brooks
Wyoming
Smithers
Bronson
Briggs
Simpson
Wilson
New York Weekly
Belgium
Grenadier Guards
Bermuda
Pierce
Johnson
J. S. Jonson & Co
Hbingalls
2Nd Baptist Church
Bangor
Johnson & UO
Boston
Mass
Dunlevy
Nick
HW. Dye
Buffalo
Frazer ‘2
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