Arline Saves Sidney From Financial Ruin and Love
Sidney Walters faces a $2,000 due bill and possible closure as Biggs, Bluett & Co. demands quick assets. Arline Tracey, a skilled hired assistant, quietly borrows funds from a city investment and pays the debt, saving the factory and forging a mutual love between Walters and Arline.
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Walters
Sidney
Acton
Arline
Hypnotizing Animals Across Species and Methods
The article notes a long tradition of hypnotic effects in animals and humans, from Kircher’s hen experiment to snakes, frogs, crabs, and crustaceans. It explains that hypnosis can be triggered by suggestion and sensory cues, such as visual fixation or tactile stimuli, and describes species varying responses.
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Athanasius Kircher
India
Archer's Advantages in Silent Bow Hunting
The piece notes the archer gains from silent hunting as arrows track swiftly yet leave little sound. It contrasts rifle and arrow progress and enjoys watching near misses and hits on game, highlighting the thrill of a close shot and the calm of bow activity.
Thrift Masters in Public and Private Life
The piece highlights Thomas Guy and Gladstone as renowned economizers. It notes Guy’s candlelit lessons in saving and Gladstone’s public budget retrenchments, including fly leaves and docketing sheets. It also praises Rev. Robert Walker the Wonderful for thrift, noting his wife’s $200 fortune and a family of eight thriving on modest income.
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Thomas Guy
Guy
Gladstone
London Chronicle
Foreign Office
Lord Morley
Corfu
London
Robert Walker
Walker
Maeterlinck on Italian Audiences In Naples Visit
Belgian writer Maurice Maeterlinck describes Italian crowds in Naples during a propaganda tour led by Jules Destree and George Lorand. He notes Italian generosity pride and sensitivity to critique while recounting Désirée’s improvised speech linking Flemish and Italian art to Belgium’s suffering.
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Maurice Maeterlinck
Belgium
London
Everyman
Italy
Jules Destree
George Lorand
Naples
Rhine
Desiree
Florence
Venice
Flanders
Brabant
Telegraph Operator Surges to Duty During Freight Tie-Up
Lou Guernsey, a 25 year veteran telegraph operator for Pennsylvania Lines at Columbus, shaved one side of his beard before the freight cars derailed. He answered the urgent telegraph calls for nearly four hours, keeping the key busy while lather dried on the unshaven side. The incident left him half-shaved as the work continued.
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Acton
Sidney
Biggs
Arline
Pigeon
Lou Guernsey
Pennsylvania Lines
Columbus
Guernsey
Indianapolis News
Joffre of Peasant Blood
The article notes no solid information on General Joffre’s ancestors. It suggests possible Catalonian peasant origins and Mediterranean ties with Spain, and mentions his fluency in the Catalonian dialect.
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Joffre
Mediterranean
Good Roads and Bicycles Revive Popularity Driving Sales
The article notes a bicycle revival tied to road improvements. It cites 400000 bicycles sold last year, the highest figure since 1896 when cycling peaked, reflecting renewed interest and growing mobility across the country.
Barnum & Bailey Circus Comes to Lynn with Pageant
The Barnum & Bailey Greatest Show on Earth arrives in Lynn on June 28 featuring Persia the Thousand and One Nights pageant performed by 1,350 performers with hundreds of horses elephants and camels. New acts include four Chinese troupes Signor Bagonghi James Teddy and Pallenberg bears. The five-train tour carries about 1 400 people across 89 cars and 108 animal cages.
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The
Barnum & Bailey
Lynn
Persia
New York City
America
Pekin
Hanneford
Ritlers
Signor Bagonghi
Italy
James Teddy
Pallenberg
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Steam and the Home and Transportation
A Century essay argues steam dissolved traditional parish life turning the home into a mere shelter. It traces steam powered transport dissolving generations from birthplaces to new routes uphill to better opportunities. The piece laments vanishing ancestral homes and old wardrobes as families migrate seeking improvements.
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Lafayette
Eugene Wood
Century
Empty Handed Visit Sparks Boyish Worry
In a light afternoon at the new neighbor's, James Jr. fears a walloping from Henry for not bringing anything. The scene shifts to a health note about fat excess stressing the heart and liver, slowing activity and causing exhaustion.
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James, Jr
Henry
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