Submarine Flyers and the Birds of the Deep
A descriptive survey of oceanic life where fishes and sea birds act like submarines. Flying fish and gurnards leap from water using enlarged fins as wings, penguins swim with finlike wings, and the ouzel dives and glides underwater to forage. The piece contrasts land and sea forms and notes human encounters with these remarkable marine fliers.
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Tropics
St. Lawrence
Barbadoes
Gulf of Mexico
South Pacific
Tampa
Florida
C. F. Hoiper
The Stone Men of Corea
A Royal Asiatic Society note reports on Miryeks or stone men of Corea. Descriptions include 25 foot to 62 foot sculptures carved from boulders, resembling Buddhist idols, found in fir woods with supporting columns and hanging chains.
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Royal Asiatic Society
N. S
de Lacouperie
Corea
Carles
Royal Geographical Society
Unjin
Dress reform movement sees little bustle in London
Quiet activity surrounds dress reform debates as the American Exhibition in London remains closed, signaling subdued public engagement and limited updates on reform efforts.
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London
Cure on the Oil Drum Ends in Bride
A wandering clever healer touts St Jacobs Oil as a universal cure for rheumatic pain. He is jailed yet inspires townsfolk, and the mayor’s daughter pledges marriage in exchange for his freedom as the oil relieves ailments.
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Polly
Sages Gray
Tom
Shears
Maikey
Osages
St. Jacobs Oil
St. Jacobs