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I celebrated my forty-seventh birthday in September 1969. I had been in Vietnam for more than six months and was on the downhill part of my tour of combat. Every day was supposed to bring me closer to the end of my war and going home. But I didn't look at it that way. I was aware of each day but not as an entry into a ledger of combat accomplished and combat yet to be performed. I knew that the last day of a tour could be just as deadly as the first. I wasn't keeping score. I was busy with duty rosters, crew training, administrative chores, flying missions, and staying alive.
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My glaucoma was kept in check with medication; other than that, I was healthy. I was surprised by the number of our people who suffered from bouts of diarrhea. Their problem could have been caused by eating in the establishments of Can Tho or their penchant for the local seafood, which I never touched. Otherwise, it was a mystery to me how they became ill while I didn't. I patronized the same restaurants and often bought bowls of chicken noodle soup from street vendors. Operating from open pushcarts, they carried a limited number of bowls, which were "cleaned" after each use by sloshing them


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A brick and mortar store is the next step for the Oscar-winner's lifestyle brand
She may have consciously uncoupled from her marital union (it's really hard to type that with a straight face) but Gywneth Paltrow's business is anything but on the rocks.
GOOP, the polarizing star's eponymous-ish lifestyle brand, is the very definition of "thriving."
The day after her second annual "Super-Classy Yard Sale" crashed the Goop.com website, the actress (remember that she started out as an actress?) took to Instagram to announce that she's opening a temporary real life closet pop shop at Los Angeles' tony Brentwood Country Mart.
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Jewell Record (Newspaper) - November 17, 1886, Jewell, Iowa A VTHE VOL. III.-J E WELL JUNCTION, IOWA, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 188(5. NUMBER 7 f% lUft, ■ - SHOW HIM UP. A PrlNon Ofllclnl Whose Career Ought to MCo Iiin'stlgatod, JuclfRnn (Midi.) di.spati-h: Tlio board of stab; prison inspect ors Mi in evening hub* ponded Dr. \\\ If. Palmer, tho prison physician, until nn invis{.i»nlion of tin; charges pn-fcrrnd n«irin.<it liim in connection wilh hi* office. The action of (lie board crented tlio livi-licbt KHisitlion, nnd although tho inspocloi'K retimed to divulgo the nature of the elm ryes mailt; against. Palmer, they wore entdiy oht¡lined from a reliable koihtc and ndded to the excitement:. Anions the IhingH the doctor is accused of is usiiit; his position lo sccitro the release of convicts. During the last six months n number o! convicts have been pardoned out; on the Ktnlemenl that they had incurable di.soaHi} and would soon die. 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She then went, to awaken her husband, which ho enraged i.'m as to incite him to the heinous crime v- li-eli followed. JFe sprang violently from 1 !-e bed nnd K-.'iz.ing his revolver shut his wife through the body, from which wound tihe died at once. The new born babe was next shot, and killed. His next shot killed another child. llis sisterinlaw was then shot, the ball passini; through the arm. lodging in the shoulder. lie then proceeded to load a idiot gnu in order lo complete the work, lie poured powder into one barrel and. by error, shot in the other. With these he endeavored to blow off the bead of a no t her chi .i], but as t here was nothing except- powder in tin* barrel the child's face was only .severely burned by the explosion. The murderer Ham mounted u lior.se and started towards Marino with the purpose of murdering his wife's fa titer and mot her. lì« fore he conM accomplish thin the young holy whom he had wounded made her way to the village nnd notified the inhabitants of what hud happened. Seeing that, his plan was frustrated, Purplo hastened to .let inoro and surrendered himself t.o t lie nut ho ri tics, where he was placed in jail, surrounded by a heavy guard, basi, night a mob of about. • a, hundred men went, direct, to the jail and demanded the prisoner, who was delivered up. lie was then taken back to the scene of his erimo and hanged ton tree. Only ono member of the house escaped serious injury, and that was the murderer's little ' boy, who hid under the bed when his father was coming. QUAKER CITY«¿M&s '•on. CORN AND COB, FEED & TABLE MEAL A.W. STRAUB & CO. Otltr Filbert St., l'hllailn.. I'll* 1 Hll IValprM., New York ( tty, N.Y. Welt ilocruL- stm-t, t'hlenBO, 111, Automatic Sewing Machino Co. 72 West 23d St., New York, N.Y. Wo invito pjiecirl .it" tomi'in t;) 1">" r.vixvr Ai'T<">M.\Tte 'i i.n-Mi)N .MaciUm:, xu.i!;i: jinvi-t'ly Uin f- ;i ni c utitch a a tho Will'---. (UMh, imil y i. ii not litvferroil to lh<- Wik-i.x 1 it (libit i AiUoamf !,• ::■ Pion Machine, ran retitnu it any liae- wii!-.-In ;Ju uti.I j:>oa> y refunded. But what 1h ^ioro remnrkaMo laill, v.- « ncvor know a woman wjliu»?: t<> do J' <>wn i.nuil / Bowing on a shuttle nraeuiuu alter tinvin^ tried «ai:-new Patent AUTOMATIC. Even Shoo Manufacture™ Hurt it l«rpt mild to Hu-tr work—it« clustie noains nn> inoro »Inr.iMe. Truly —Autoniati<5 Kuwin;; MaeliiifB uro 1'aot i-njier luliiifT h 1 iu111 ■» jn.'icliiacH, :ni.I it is no i<> deny it Truth i* niijihty nnd docs; jtuviuI. f;huttlo Mm-binc-H h:ivoBeen tla-ir bi^lday»:. ScmlfoL'drcular. Curreiipoiuh ncn «olicitod. lif ¿.....^ ^pfp^ül t^'ll svì;t - é .ih «fillòbi SIMPLE SILENT . STRONG /■•;.J- « .....Jy K E vi rapi'.avED .............., r«£W UMVlVüXAL PUiiiC^'i-i-S and Rotary Mot'en:sn!o. toniatk: Direct r;..v-l F Aotion.Oylimlortüuiltlo.bc.i-- scttinp,' Need lo. positivi; t; co:.!. No Sprint^. Few ;Jarb., -mum V(/oÌ!?lit, No I ric.ion, !-.o Nolso, Nei Wear, r,o l-wnr';«. No " T.'tn'innnis. Unllmil-c-f!. Alwaycs «n Oi-U'ir. Riuhìy Gniai-,.e-.-:icci Niv--'v~ Jjliilcd ¡::id Oiv::o Pi.nccc Sittisf«cttoii. .-'.¡I- c;:-. wi-.-.i AVEKY MACMÌMB: OC?. hv-iitn f: n I." r» V" - Mcv^' O-'kj "ClioI»M*n," says Xienisscn. "Cyclopi'iiiii of Mrdical Practice,'' "is as old as Ihij liumaii riuv; in linTa." I'roin its birtin)lacc at the nionlh of the 'sanies and Urahmanulra it lias niateh-oil I'orlh \\h Ir^iant slj'i<los tn I lie four 'junrlers of lite, habitable ;;!oi>o, leaving iL'soiation ami sorrow in its track. 'i'he lirsl worhl-wide opiibnnic started In tJcsHom, India, in 1817. and luivin;;* jlain ovi.-r (iOO.unit virlitns in that country alone, it marched slowly thro-.i^h l.'hina, lVrsia :nid Arabia, llirou^h Kus>ia, I^Mi-ssia and (lernumy, praiMin-j; new JeiTilory <'.aeli year, until I-s-!l it :TO;<sed to Kn^land and overltv.ijiinp; tiie sea appeared .June. in Mon treal and (.¿utibej!. liei'ore t]je en'.l of ihe summer il was cbiim'n^ its victims b.- hundreds iu all Ihe principal cities the. eastern ami middle states. During the. prevalence of the epid"in-\c. in Boston occurred tin» ineiiicnis I ¡ni about, lo relate, all of which are well known lo persons now living, the the only change bein^; in the names of I he principal actors, the cireumstanees heinii ])ersonally known to me. »lames Ainniiinuan was junior partner in a well-known Bos Ion dry-^oods lirm. lie was 28, with a wife 1ml no children. Kaeli of his partners had fatniliiis <»!' '.hree children, ami when, in the first few weeks of llns epidemic, all who possessed t he means lied l'rom the [>la<rne-strieken city, he felt, il was foul his duty lo ur^e his partners to leave wilh their families, while, he remained w week or two to a.Itend to Ihe; closing up of bUMUC-vS. | lie tried to induce his wifo lo accompany lliein, or <je to her home away iunonij; the New Hampshire, hills, buL the persistently refused to go. "When you can go, flames, I am ready,1' was her linn answer to all his persuasions, "but not- until then." So Ihey remained a week or more after U;eir friends had left. The death-rate increased rapidly, and on the tenth day the cholera lla<i waved its dread signal from the house opposite James Arnmerman's. "Pack everything necessary for our journey,'' he said to his wife the morn-i/i^after the JJa^r appeared. "I will •.•lose up business to-day, and to-morrow morning we will take the iirsl train lor New Hampshire." All of Airs. Ammerman's servants incept her chamber iz'irl. had tied at the lirst approach of the. dread <li>ease, hut faithful KaJy Sullivan was bound le) her mistress by <tron^ ties of allot*-lion ami would only leave when, the family ditl. "An' sure its meself.'' she said, "as will stay wilh ye until ye're out o' the city sure.'' Bv ni^lit everything; was packed, the upholstered furnitute covered and all iu readiness for the journey in tho carl}' mornino-. I\lr. Atumerinaii rclurned at <» o'clock ^s usual, but the <juiek eye. of his wife, detected a change in his appearanet?. | "I have not been feel in u' well all da v.'1 he ail mi tied, in answer to her uixious »jiiestionin<>\ '•Someway I feel weak and >!lipid an<l a little chilly. It's nothing" serious." he added reassuringly. ••I'll lie down for awhile, and I presume 1 shall soon feel butter." Mrs. Animermau hastened him to bed, made hoi applications and administered warm stimulants, but the (dullness increased and soon sharp, a^oiiiz-in-r cramps seized him. Katie was hastily dispatched for tho family physician, who was soon by the sick man's bedside. He made his examination with a ii'rave face, but one that betrayed no ¿•motion of hope or fears to the anxious wife. "Is it cholera;"' she asked al last, ; pronouncing the dread word with a • shudder and wait ing in an a.^ony of suspense for the doctor's reply. "It mav be only cholerine,'' was the fii.-inh'd answer, as Hr. Tyler dealt out his medicine, "(live him this every half hour and I will call a^ain in an hour or two.'1 "When he made his next vi.jit at ID ¿/clock there remained no longer a iloubt of the nature of the disease. The wife needed only the evidence of her own senses lo convince her thai the. dreaded foe had entered her-housc-hold. All through tho Ion«;- hours of that ad ui<rht she watched beside her hus-oand, li^hliiiii the, advance of tho destroyer with every means at her command; Katie, in her faithful devotion, >tandin»; ready to .second her everv 1 wi-li. But notwithstanding their united efforts ihe work of death Went on slowly. As Ihe morning he^an to dawn his nands j»tow icy cold, ihe pulse became weak, thready and hardly' perceptible ; at times, his breath short, confined and incomplete, the respirations increased : to over thirty a minute. Occasionally, when she could raiso him for an instant from his semi-conscious condition, he answered her inquiries in a voice so weak and hoarse that, she hardly recognized it. ' The icy chill .spread gradually oyer lite face,body and limbs,and when Dr. Tyler came al V o'clock lie found h s patient lyitiji wilh collapsed features, hollow cheeks, deeply sunken and closed eyes, iX'ivinj; no evidence of consciousness 1 save a uroan irom time to time as tho J sharp spasms seized him. The doctor'« dissolution and he gently broke tha dread intelligence to tho anxious wife. "But J will never ^¡ve him up until death 1a really here," she said resolutely, 1 hough her heart grew heavy with the terrible fear thai all her cllerls would be useless. With renewed energy she chatVed the ice-cold limbs, applied anew hot water hollies fo sides and feel, but all in vain; the limbs grew colder, the features, tlio whole body, more collapsed and the eyes more, sunken; Ihe weak pulse, crept, «lowly up (he arm to Ihe vitals; the heart heals grew fainter and fainter, the breath shorter and more labored, until at eleven o'clock it stopped, and the devoted wife was alono with her dead. As the >ad truth was forced upon her she >ank upon her knees by the. bedside, her lead resting upon tho cold, lifeless hand of her husband which was clasped between her own. l-'or a few minutes she lost sight of everything save the sense of utter desolation which Idled her heart. At last through the open window wa^ borne to her ears the rumbling of a carl down the deserted street, anil the call of the dcad-bearoi's: ••Bring out your dead!1' The sound roused all her dormant energies, -and a wild hope sprang up in her le-art I hat life might not be ipiite extinct in her hu-band. Springing lo her feet -he rang ihe bell for Katie, who responded to her summons. "Do not let them in," she cried, excitedly. "Tell them he is not dead. I know he is still alive, and they shall not lake him. I can revive him if they will only give me ttin':." Katie looked from the cold, rigid body of the husband lo the while, agonized face of Ihe wife, and ten red that grief had -driven her mistress insane, but she obeyed the request and Ihe death cart passed on its rounds. Mrs. Animermau had by this limn become thoroughly possessed of the idea that life still lingered in the apparently dead body of her husband, and Ihe thought of having him taken away for burial was too terrible lo contemplate. If she could only gain time she felt sure she could revive him. 1 hough why she should so strongly hold to such a belief she could not have explained: foul hope she did, and proceeded to renew all her etVort.s which had previously proved in vain. Wilh the energy of despair she worked on, anil again the dead bearers entered tin* room. "We must lake the body now, Madam,'' the man said who appeared to be in aulhorily. "We (-an only hope to stav the epidemic by the prompt, removal of the dead and a thorough disinlection of the houses," "But he is not dead,*' sir, she persisted, "See!" holding a hand mirror oyer his lips, "there is a little moisture." The man looked closely ami shook his head. •'Your hopes deceive you," he said, kindly: "he is surely dead and we must take his body." With a wild cry of agony she fell on her knees, beseeching them with tears to give her just one half hour more. The men gently put her aside, trying to rea.Min with her on the necessity of their own course, but she only pleaded thi! more earnestly. At last, titiding reasoning in vain, they attempted to J.'jy hands upon the body, bin thrusting them aside she threw herself down beside her husband, and clasping him iu Iter arms declared with an agonizing vehemence thai awed ihe men: "If you take him you shall bury me with him. I will not let him go." As the men stepped hack she renewed her pleadings. "(live mi' only one half hour. If there are no signs of life then I Will ask no more," lieiuclantly the men yielded, and left her alone once more to her hopeless task. This time -he saturated Ihuineis wilh hot mu-tard water, and enveloped both body and limb-; then commencing witli the purple nails .-he rubbed each tinti'er vigorously downward lo start the coiim a'cd blood. Kvcry few minutes she put a drop of brandy in his mouth, and raising his head applied strong hartshorn to his nostrils. Kivc ten —liilern ~twenty minutes passed. Only ten m nutes more of that precious half hour which meant life ur death to her. She redoubled her etVorts. Another live minutes passed still no change, the face seemed even more death-like, the icv limbs more rigid. She raised his head upon her arm and admim-,ler-vd more brandy, then applied the bottle of hart;-horn to hi- nostril.--. She glanc-d anxiously at the clock—only two minutes more, and far down the street eanie the rumble of the death-earl, and like a death knell rang out the solemn ward hci husband. "I have eonouered death!" and fell unconsious across the bed." The reaction in the sick mar.V. ca^o was complete; a speedy convalescence followed and a week later, with his devoted wife, lift was safe among the New Hampshire hills- saved by a love stronger than death.-—Jennit J'orUr Arnohl. EXPLORING ALASKA. your with pci- Autumn Leaves and Ferns. Well, dear lady friends, shall you press any autumn leave«!J You doubtless know of many ways wilh which to beautify your homes with them, but perhaps 1 can tell you of one thai you have not thought of. Now. fair readers, you who are surrounded by indulgent husbands and fathers, nnd have everything to make' your homes cosy and delightful, who can gratify your love of the b< your heart's content, who have, pictures, and your bay window-their wealth of graceful vines am led plants - }>l-:</.u< don't stay to our confidential talk with your less-favored sisters. And you. whose very souls hunger for the beautiful, are your homes humble, your rooms -mail, and your ciiing; low? Do on look at your stinted windows with their stilV roiled shades, and wish they were large ami draped with something airy and irraee-l'ul;' Let me help you plan a little. By some honest, strategy (if need be) secure a full set of nm.-lin, or even cheap lace cur tains —very beaut if ul patterns can bo bought for a few dollars,--any light white drapery around a window is so delightfully graceful, and the beauty of trees against the sky is heightened by being seen even through cheap lace. Then measure your window frames-~if the windows are very small, allow lwo or t hree inches more —and have some pieces ol board made like a shelf, with a back piece underneath to nail it: up by. This shelf should be from live to six inches deep in the centre, and gradualJv rounded oil' to the ends, as though it were clipped otV from the edge of a circle. Nail it to the lop of your casement, gather your curtains —two breadths. so they will part in the middle, ami be very full and lack Iheip around the edge of vour she)!'or ivbaicver you eall it. Have ready sonie still'pasted .strips made of paper and old cloth, two or three inches wide, and the length of the edge, of your shelf or cornice. Make a mark for the center, and have ready a >tout ■ needle and thread, and s-une paste to : winch some glue ha- 1jj.-i.mi added. ' Now. btvi'iu at the ends and work tip to > the. centre with your ferns, autunin leaves, etc. if you have pressed whole sprays, il will b.' sfdl more beautiful. These will have to be'tacUed on with needle ami thread, while the single leaves can foe put. on with paste—one little patch near the. .stem is sutlicieiit. Do not crowd them down in a stiff, straight line, but let them be arranged as daintily and as naturally as you would a boquet of llowers. Begin at the ends, and the tips will keep covering the stems »'hero they are fastened. Then put on your beautiful wreath for a heading to your curtains, -muggling the tack under the leaves at the ends. After tin; centre one is driven, take a Lieut. Stoney'H TrnvolH TJirouiih nu IritcrcHtltiif rmmtry— ?salJve Customs nnd Ltumuuue. A correspondent to The AVi/> York Herald with the northern Alaska exploring expedition. atOotialaska, Sept. •JO. ISSI», writes: We landed at Pipe Spit, Holham inlet, on July issò, and moved eighteen months' provisions three hundred miles up the Put nam river, making two trips wilh liiestcam-er Explorer. We left one year's provisions cached at the Spi!, established, winter quarters at Fort Cosmos, built a log hottse forty-seven by thirty-nine with a seven-loot wall underground; slabbed logs with a saw-mill, cui live thousand feet of lumber for the roof, chinked the h^gs with moss, and lined the house with canvas. It was very comfortable. We moved in on Sept. '_'.">, Is-m. The river froze on Oct. 1 and broke on i •lune 10, lSsij, The mean thiekne-s of ! the ice was sj^ f..,.«. The lowest j temperature was -eventr decrees below zero, Kali re n licit, in .1 auuarv at i the fori. We made accurate meteorol- I ugieal and astronomical observations ■ of all phenomena recorded. 1 ICarly in December Lieut. Slonev and j V.mingn llovvardjeommeneed -ledging Ì northward and westward. They ; ero.-scd tiie; Norlnk river, and tìtiding i its head waters, sledded Lo the moun- ! tains beyond. They found numerous I lakes, and a river llowing into the Col- : ville. There are may natives in the mountains who never saw a while man before. During .January and February Pa>-ed A-sistant Kngìnecr Zane sledged , ti» St. Michael'-, and returned over one thousand miles of mo.-tly new country. He made a rough survey between tho Putnam and Yukon rivers, i During the. journey Lieui. ¡¿loney sledged over t be country between Fort Cosmos and Selewiek lake and river. This river is ipiite extensive. In March rangeof mountains and within n radiih of live miles were the Head waters ol a branch of the Colville. the Nortok. the Putnam, and a larirc river ninnine into the Yukon, On dmu; 11 we moved the party lo Hotham inlet, triangulating out the Putnam river, and sounded out Holham inlet, Seiewik lake and river, and made e\pedition- up 1 he Nortok. We vi-ited (Ireen-tone mountain and secured specimen-; of ! he stone from which the? native.- u-ed to make implement-, which they prize, On Juh -J» the l.'ni!< d S'-iies {«-venue steamer Bear, l'api. M. A. Ib-aly. communicated with the party at Pipe Spit. 'They left on the iMth. picking up Knsigti Howard at Point Barrow. They embarked on the Bear Aug. -Ò and reached Oonalaska on Sep:. 1 Í. The Bear is detained to protcct >•■:'.[ tMi-eries until October. They expect to arr ¡ve on the iMlth in San Francisco. Ali are well. If '-pect, l'etici A Meteoric Discovery. When a man'-s sy.-tem is soaked full of science he isn't lit for much of anv-thing else. If his taste runs lo Wu ology he will neglect his t'.imily to associate with long h'ir:;ed gra->hopp"r-:, nnd squander valuable time cult i valium the aei|uaintanec of worm- wiio-e e;irlv education has been neglected, likes geology hi-, will pa-- his lip vain endeavor to lind lo what a belongs that was petrified la-t 1 don't know how Í came to be : tisi, but -omc of my friends, for ' intelligence 1 have the highe-t r 1 say il is because 1 haven't any ! sense. Be lhai as it may I have j into the habit of watching the is not a very bad habit, and if dulged in lo an excess, is not li hurt me. I have known men i out of jail by watching ihe policemen's coats. While the renounced a-¡ ron on? er, Bill Xye, has been actively engaged in the comet business I have ¡urm-d mv >1 ar- ICnsign Head hedged part of the Put- ! attention to meteors and falling -tal liate rivervallcyand found hot springs. During march Lieut. Stone)' sledged northward and eastward, intending to cross the Arctic ocean. They sledged twenty-three days, reaching the limit of the mountains. Then the natives would go no further. They wereshorl yf food at limes and were obliged to ! depend upon the country. The natives 1 said that in the spring tlu-y would cro-s ' and take him with them, but could noi letnrn until tie- following winter. He made arrangement- for two white ue-n ■ to go with them, lb- reached Fort i l 'o.-tuos on April S, I On April 1'J Ivi-igu Howard, , Price, the carpenter, and the mate, ; started wilh all the provisions that the • sleds could carry. They found tho natives, and accompanied them to tho coast. They reached Ihe latter sixty miles eastward of Point Barrow on June 'Jo. They were detained there by ice until duly 1^, but reached tho point on the 16th. when they found white men stationed there for trading and whaling. They were ninety-six days in crossing. Kusign Howard found the head waters and sledged several days on the Colville river. 11»; found a new river, on which he lion ted to the Arctic when I iirsl made the acquaintance ot the coy and uncertain roller .-kales. Since then J' have made them a study, and have spent as much as sevcra/ nights .scanning the starry heaven-, which is left out daor> every night fo that purposes. A meteor is an unknown subsianc which ll cs through .-pace, like an over grown lightning bug. and rc-embU-s : blazing star that has concluded lo lev 1 lr. otis limit is a barren plain, which il is only possible to cross in the spj-jjjgand fall when ihe game crosses. The party were on Indian food for two months, and sometimes short of that. There was very hea\y ice in the Arctic ocean this season. showy mottled leaf, or a spray of scar- | ocean. Alaska north of the mountain let. .-umaeh, or fern, and stick it over the tack with paste. If the wreaths are long enough so that in putting up they arti a little loose, so as to hang in slight festoons, ali the belter. Then part your curtains and loop them back loosely in graceful festoons, with smaller bands made like the other. Now your windows appear greatly enlarged, and you need never tire of their beauty. These leaves are also beautiful among bonnets of grasses and everlasting tlow-ers. And thus we can have a glimpse of "Indian summer'1 through all the dreary winter da vs. — Sylc.'. \Yil<iiu<j in >/. /.eKi-j Mt'-:<i:iii<'. .•hange of climate. \ have wat thc-e living- wiili great iu'o-re-i. hoped for \ he t\tvto cone- w\u could lay u\y baud on a ineieor of niv with i ov='u. and pat u on the back. \ \lUvi longed lo have a meteor that would come up anil eat out of my band, and frolic around me all day long. Lasl night just as 1 was about to retire, I looked out al the starry heavens to see if somebody's meteor hadn't broken its halter and made its escape by the light of the moon. What, was my surprise and joy to see a luminous object rise above the eastern horrizon and come almost directly toward me with terrible swiftness. It was a magnificent specimen, and so near the earth's surface that 1 knew it iiiu-"t soon fall. Here was my opportunity to study the habits and peculiarities of the frisky meteor. It struck the ground within tifty yards of where I. stood, and forgetting my light and airy co>tuine made a wild rush for the coveted prize. When 1 reached the spot i could lind nothing hut tha battered remains of a lantern. | anil then 1 remembered that Smith, a The whalers had reached Poinl P>ar- ! «cigli bori ni: farmer, mules al'lcr dark.— Yn:/:u I'niou. 1 quiet; ; delected the signs of speedy, out cry, "Bring rai-ed her p: an agoni/.ed "O, my 0< cannot give The head roting o backward -the bottle trembling hand, and a hartshorn was spilled I fac niv 11 n up.' uir dead." to I leaven She wilh >d! -•ave him! I her arm fell shook in her piantity of the on the deadly face; a portion of the liery liquid penetrated the no-trils. There was a sudden hharp, couvul-ive movement of Ilio dead man'- limbs, a cry of pain, and as the dead bearers entered the room he sprang to a silling posture, ga-ping (or breath. The wife turned to thutu a òcetrans-tigured with joy. "See!'1 she cried cx-stretehiug out her hand to- Smith's Legs Out of Journalism. My young friend,dohn Smith, who was graduated by a university a few weeks ago. and who rushed into "journali-ni." as he called il, came into niv room yesterday afternoon, fanned himself vigorously with bis hat and remarked: "1 shall quit this business.!" "You mean yon will leave the newspaper bus uess:1" I asked. "Yes," he replied; "the truth is, newspapers pay more for legs than they do for brains.'' "Do you mean thai yuii have more brains than K'g;si'1' I asked, with atlect-ed surprise. "1 mean that I have walked four miles in the hot sun trv ing lo run down a rumor, and it won't pan out live lines." So Smith is going to quit the newspaper business becau-e lie has brains to sell when the m-w.-papers want nothing but legs. Of course Smith's place will have, to be tilled. That is. a man will have lo be put on when Smith vacates*. The man who stays on will have legs, but he will have brains also, lie will know, first, what news is. That will require brains. Knowing what news is, Smith's successor will get that news, and he will gel it quickly. That will require not only legs, bni it will require a perseverance and persistence that, regard neither distance, difficulties nor circumstances. Journalism is one thing, but the newspaper business isallogeth-nr something eise. - .Vhniin Constitution. Called back—Paw ned uvorcoaU.--nnrVny-ion .Free i'rtfùs row on Aug- 11. the steamer Bear on the -Mth, Kiisign Howard found natives going down the Colville river to the ocean. Some of these go east to llersehel island and Capi' Bathurst, communicating there with the Hudson bay natives. Some natives went with him down this new river to the coast for the purpose of trading with the whalers, and some to Point Barrow. Others remain in the mountain summer. These natives sledge to ihe eastward every year, going one season and re-turningthe nc\(. They arc two years on the round trip. 'There is thus regular native communication east and west and north and south. Some natives fear each other and will not communicate. There are no tribes and no recognized chiefs. 'I'he native who owns the most skins and has ihe greatest number of trade articles is the head man of ihe village. They are superstitious to ihe e\lmne. The medicine man holds full sway, i Their village- number anywhere from one t<i twenty houses and each village has its name. Ail the Indians in one locality are identified by means of the river on or near which they dwell. Their language <1 i tiers on the coast from the interior, thai spoken on the Putnam from that on the Yukon river, in thcinlerior ihey live on fish ami deer. The coast natives live upon whale ami seal. , There is no timber north of the Norlok river. Spruce, cottonvvood. and birch are found as far as ll'n miles up ihe Nortok. North of that there is nothing but bni-o, and this ends wilh the mountains. The sledging expedition met wilh the usual Artie experience and -uìVered l'rom cold and hunger. Nothing s-rious oceured. Many valuable discoveries were m.ide by tho diil'erenl trips. Alaska, from St. ÄliciiaePs to the Artie ocean, was crossed. It was found that in one. al wa vs I/, if. fed 117/nV, hi A Great Cattle Range. 'I'he great plateau between theUoeky Mountains and the Sierras, comprising the territory of I'tah and the state of Nevada, is apparently destined to become the greatest cat;le range in the country. Already immense iraet- of land, some embracing nearly two hun-•ill ' drcd and tifty thousand acre-, have : been purcha-ed, and owners of large herds in Tevis and other southwestern states arc looking for ranges in ihi-wide section of natural pa-ture land. The pressure of settler- who wi-ii lo engage in agriculture and found home-upon the lands iu the great fertile plains of the west and south ha- been to crowd out the cattle kings who have for years monopolized the large-: part of the slates which by nature are better fitted for the raising of crops than for the pasturage of herds. 'l'ini- then-has begun a hogjra of cattlemen jowanl which bids fair to : 1 the developmen: our the west i ally i great sections of our couutr that have hitherto been ! «• n most exclusively in ihe hand-Indians and peripatetic u*'!-! i'iu Tins movement of -tockmea ;o Ihe west is a matter of .-:<n-idc importance to the people "i ¡If- «. for the region that will be appi by them is by nature tribuían-ifornia, which should b,- W-m-iii establishment of gteat iu"ne\ ests in a locality from which i, time little benefit compare i extent of country kavc lu ca Tho cattlemen also are ihe p of the husbandman, who. wi. try has become to some i would readily seek in it p-tor agriculture: and it mav ' be expected luat then-many years are pas-t d. t> cultual land di.-eoverc I in (Tali and N ! vada than has been believed to cal-1 I there. —l-'r.->y■:>--o Hull-tin- FACT AND FANCY. Therr- are only twenty-six newsprv pcrs iu Idaho. Crapes are selling in New York at i cents a pound. 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Alaa is a 24-year-old married young woman and a mother to one son. She is a housewife and her husband is a construction worker who earns small income that is barely enough to cover the costs.
Alaa has took a 3,000 USD Youth loan from FATEN to help her cover the cost of painting her new house and installing tiles.
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Burton D. Morgan Foundation awards grants totaling more than $1.2 million
HUDSON — The Burton D. Morgan Foundation announced grants totaling $1,119,800 in September to support programs that focus on entrepreneurship for youths, college students and adults. The latest round of grants includes an award of $407,000 for the Western Reserve Historical Society to support a three-year youth entrepreneurship program for students in grades four through six in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District.
"The foundation is excited about the transformational potential of our grant to the Western Reserve Historical Society and the opportunity to inspire thousands of Cleveland students each year through the rich entrepreneurial history of our region," said Deborah Hoover, president and CEO of the foundation. "The program will build on the resources of the History Center in University Circle and Hale Farm in Bath to make the stages of our economic history come alive. We look forward to working with our partners to make this ambitious project a great success for the benefit of students as they think about their future careers."
Additional grants approved by the foundation's trustees in September include:
- Case Western Reserve University, $69,000 to develop and produce a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) about the role of entrepreneurship in transitioning economies, with a focus on lessons from Northeast Ohio;
- Foundation for Teaching Economics, $15,000 to support 15 Northeast Ohio rising seniors to attend an Economics for Leaders program at the campus of their choice during summer 2014;
- Ideastream, $40,000 for support of the "Nightly Business Report";
- Invent Now Inc., $96,800 for four Camp Invention sites during summer 2014, two in the Akron Public Schools and two in the Wooster City Schools;
- Junior Achievement of East Central Ohio, $27,000 for entrepreneurship-related programming in the 2013-14 academic year;
- Junior Achievement of Greater Cleveland Inc., $50,000 for 2013-14 middle school programs, high school programs and the Student Company Program Challenge;
- Junior Achievement of Mahoning Valley Inc., $35,000 for entrepreneurship-related programs in 2013-14 ($25,000) and a $1-for-$1 challenge grant of $10,000 to pilot the "High School Heroes" and "Coder Dojo" programs;
- Junior Achievement of North Central Ohio, $75,000 for 120 Junior Achievement classroom programs during the 2013-14 school year;
- Northeast Ohio Technology Coalition, $175,000 for the Regional Resource Mapping program in 2013-14 and for cluster acceleration activities in fiscal year 2013; and
- Youth Opportunities Unlimited, $30,000 for E CITY classroom-based programs in 2013-14.
"We are excited about the full range of entrepreneurship-related grants approved in this fall cycle and are particularly pleased to be charting new territory through support of a Northeast Ohio ecosystem-focused MOOC, as well as NorTech's Regional Resource Mapping program, which will facilitate access to technology resources on campuses in our region," said Hoover.
Foundation trustees also approved a grant in the amount of $100,000 for Kent State University Foundation's Margaret Clark Morgan Endowed Scholarship Fund, as a tribute to Margaret Clark Morgan, who died in September. J.R. Campbell, director of KSU's School of Fashion Design, commented, "This phenomenal donation from the Burton D. Morgan Foundation in honor of Margaret Clark Morgan is a perfect way to respond to her legacy. Mrs. Morgan truly served as a guiding light for the Fashion School and was directly (and through the Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation) responsible for the success of many of our students as well as countless support for other innovations in the school. This contribution to her endowed scholarships in the school will help to raise our scholarship support to an even greater level in her name."
Since June, the foundation also approved a number of small grants to support youth, collegiate and adult entrepreneurship programs. Among the recipients were Hudson Library and Historical Society for prize money for Pitch Night ($5,000) and Montessori Development Partnerships for entrepreneurship program expansion in 2013-14 at Montessori High School at University Circle ($7,500).
The following grants also were made to Hudson Community Foundation to support programs in Hudson, the foundation's home community: $1,500 for the HeART of Hudson Art Walk, $10,000 for Destination Hudson to purchase portable audio-packs to be used by groups touring Hudson and $5,000 for Hudson's July 2013 fireworks display.
A more complete list of grants awarded can be found by visiting the foundation's website at www.bdmorganfdn.org/grants-awarded.
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I'm getting a deal on a used 1998 Sonata GL with 114K miles on it. The body and the interiors are in better than "good" condition. However, the seller said that it would need new brake (pads) and an engine tune up. The 'check engine' light is on and the power windows need some work as well. My questions 1. what should be the price tag on this? 2. what amount of money needs to be put in to get everything fixed?
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The Highway Patrol is investigating a head-on car crash in Pamlico County. Troopers say just before 9:00 p.m. Thursday on Highway 55 near Olympia Road a car crossed the center line and hit an oncoming SUV.
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Christmas week on the island was just a ball.Thanks to everyone who made our trip special!
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As of fall 08 the restaurant and gift shop are open around the pool deck.Once construction is finished in a few years this will be a beautiful part of the island.There are promises of a beach club on the oceanfront one day....
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As a hiring institution, CAL also has some problems. They do not hire very many people as professional librarians. Instead, they hire MLS-carrying people as ''library technicians'' (I cannot remember the specific name of the classification, but it is not a professional class), have them do professional work, but pay them a considerably smaller salary. Most librarians would not find that acceptable, but there are enough people who want to work in academic librarianship that the UC is able to take advantage of the ''cheap labor''. Over the years, as the librarians retire, they are consistently replaced with ''technicians'' and thus the UC is able to save on their costs. SJSU is not considered a top-notch library school and I was told that it would be very difficult to get an academic position with an MLS from SJSU. Many of their grads go on to work in public librarianship.
I looked into this when I was getting my MLS too.
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PIPESTONE -- Saturday will be a big day for Chuck Ness, chairman of the Pipestone Civil War Days Committee. Not only will it be the first day of the two-day Civil War Days, which takes place every two years in Pipestone, but it also will be his only daughter's wedding day. Kathryn Ness will marry Ethan Heller in a wedding that will observe several traditions of the Civil War period. The wedding, open to the public, will take place at 11:45 a.m. at the Billy Yank Tent, located at the bottom of the Song of Hiawatha Pageant Grounds Hill.
SIBLEY, Iowa -- With temperatures approaching the 100-degree mark Saturday afternoon, the last thing people probably wanted to do was work up a sweat. Nevertheless, competitors from various age groups -- almost exclusively youths -- anted up to compete in an arm-wrestling tournament at the Osceola County Fair. Boys and girls both took part, and an instructional workshop also took place. "This is the fifth year we've come to the Osceola County Fair," explained Mary McConnaughey, a member of Heartland Armwrestling Inc., which hosted the event.
WORTHINGTON -- Cooling off inside a pavilion at Pioneer Village late Saturday afternoon, Dave Gonnerman and Bob Neppl reflected upon their drive from Vick's Corner, Iowa, to Worthington earlier that day. "Besides the heat, you've got the engine and transmission you've got to deal with," Gonnerman said. "Most of us had umbrellas, which sure help," Neppl added. Neppl and Gonnerman weren't driving automobiles -- they were two of 38 participants in a Northwest Iowa Two-Cylinder Club tractor ride that made its way through the region at speeds of roughly 10 mph.
WORTHINGTON -- A few days after approving a city agreement with the Worthington Area YMCA, city leaders continued to express their satisfaction with the deal. In a visit to the Daily Globe Thursday, Mayor Alan Oberloh and councilmen Lyle Ten Haken and Mike Woll praised the agreement, authorized Monday, on several levels while attempting to clarify what they feel to be some misinterpretations of the deal's terms. The estimated cost of the new YMCA facility, which is tentatively slated to be built on Minnesota West's Worthington campus, is about $5.1 million.
WORTHINGTON -- An agreement between the Worthington Area YMCA and City of Worthington that will assist in the construction of a new YMCA facility was approved unanimously Monday night by the Worthington City Council. Under terms of the agreement, the city will pay the YMCA $146,000 per year for a period of 20 years. The new YMCA will include a swimming pool, a key component of the agreement between the parties. The City of Worthington currently contracts with the YMCA to manage the outdoor pool across from Centennial Park during the summer months.
WORTHINGTON -- Bill Weidenfeller's life changed dramatically two years ago when his wife died of breast cancer. "I bought a bike and trained religiously for months," recalled Weidenfeller, one of more than 50 cyclists who stopped in Worthington Monday as part of an America by Bicycle tour.
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WORTHINGTON -- The Worthington City Council on Monday approved a development contract that will result in the development of five lots within a section of Glenwood Heights addition. During a meeting with an especially light agenda -- council members met for less than 10 minutes -- they voted unanimously to allow Campbell Properties to develop five unimproved lots on Buchanan Court.
WORTHINGTON -- Underneath cloudy, threatening skies, Donna Reimer and Naomi Burns kept churning away. Working in front of a stove Reimer guessed was from the 1920s, the duo -- and visitors -- made butter Tuesday afternoon, which led to the creation of other delectable treats.


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Update on ClovisClovis used the previous loan to buy cattle and local brew for selling at a profit. He faces a challenge of price fluctuation and seasonal weather. His dream is educating his children and diversifying the business. Clovis needs this loan to buy a plot of land so as to construct a commercial house.
Previous Loan DetailsClovis is a dealer in local brew and cattle. He lives in Fort Portal, Uganda with his wife and five children aged 16, 14, 12, 8 and 4 years old. He looks after a family of 11 people in a house he constructed for the family. He has been into the cattle business for most of his life since childhood... More from Clovis's previous loan »
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Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Anybody else think the images from the onboard cameras could benefit from some form of image stabilization? The back and forth and back and forth is a little queasy-making, I think.
Probably only a matter of time before French TV starts getting those feeds live, then we'll never have a crash without somebody capturing it, even if only the victim.


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your Prague guide by someone who lives here
Prague is a city of all seasons. Fall is full of orange leaves and ripe plumbs, winter is chilly and grey, spring brings chirping birds and warm winds. Summer is sweaty and blue skies. With weather Prague does not have extremes - it is not really, really cold in the winter or blistering hot in the summer.
Here is a graph of the average daily temperatures:
The winters are not bitter cold. But because it is humid, even -5 degree Celsius (23 Fahrenheit) seems cold. It is the kind of cold that you feel in your bones. It seeps under your skin and only a warm soup will heat you back up again.
During the winter the sun does not come out much. The sky is always covered with a blanket of clouds and the air is grey. The presistant greyness of the city is my biggest complaint about the city in winter. If you wake up in a bad mood the winter sky can only make your day worse.
But there are many good reasons to come visit Prague in the winter. The best is the lack of tourists. Winter is when the locals take back the city. Tourists are still here but nowhere near the amount that buzz around in the summer. In the winter you do not need to get up at 5am to have breathing room on Charles Bridge. In winter, even at noon, you might be able to take a picture of the Bridge with only a few people on it.
No lineup, no screaming kids, no pushing and shoving. The city is all yours. And it is not like there is nothing to see and do in the winter. Everything is open, all the museums, the buildings, the opera shows - you can even get in the warm tour bus and listen through your headphones as the guide spouts facts.
If you do decide to come in the winter you might want to plan your trip around the Christmas festival. The Christmas festival is everything you want Christmas to be - Prague turns into a old-style marketplace where merchants setup little wooden booths and sell handmade arts, crafts and toys. Stands sell sweet Bohemian treats and hot steamy wine. With the backdrop of a big Christmas tree and carolers singing songs of lore merry times are guaranteed to be had by all.
A few weeks later, The Winter Festival starts at the beginning of January. This world famous festival is all about the Opera, classical music, fine wine and elegant dining. The festival is for those who enjoy the indoors of a four hundred year old cathedral and want to be treated with nights of violins, high painted ceilings, sculptures of baby Jesus, and sip wines from all around the world.
You cannot go wrong visiting Prague in the summer, especially if you like being around people - lots and lots of people. Charles Bridge in the summer is a meat grinder - hordes of people entering the bridge on either end are pressed and ground together at its center. All the little narrow streets are bulging at the seams. You will see all types of amusing people from all over the world walking around with maps in their faces and cameras over their shoulder. Most of them are in a good mood and happy to be where they are.
The nice thing about summer in Prague are all the old castles and churches providing a cool break from the hot sun. There are benches all over the city for you to just sit and watch the people walk by. There are lawns, parks and even the King's Garden for you to just lie down and rest your cobblestone weary feet. There is nothing better on a summer day than walking up the little hill toward the castle, finding a patch of grass, lying back with your arms behind your head and enjoying a complete view of the city.
And don't forget the beer. Compared to North American beer, which is heavily carbonated, Czech beer is not, so it goes down smooth. With a little sweat on your forehead nothing makes you feel better than holding a frosty glass in your hand and letting the beer flow over your pallet and down the pipe to cool the insides. Sit back, let the sun shine down, listen to the music, let your mind wonder and have a Pilsner. Prague in the summer can't be beat.
Throughout the summer there are music shows, opera shows, festivals, riverboat rides, beaches on the river, gardens and restaurant patios. It's a party amoungst ancient buildings that have experienced summer hundreds of times before.
I hope you find this website helpful. I created the website because I love Prague, I enjoy writing about it, and I get a weird kick out of helping you make your trip to Prague more enjoyable.
I wrote a book about local travel in Prague. The book is my pride, my joy, my unbiological offspring. It was written with a passionate heart. If you find this website helpful consider reading my book. You will receive an entertaining book full of useful tips that will instil in you the confidence to wander the local streets of Prague. The book is also included in the popular Prague Local Explore Kit Bag.
While you visit Prague you can use your phone to avoid overpaying in tourist traps.
Thank you,
Roman : Prague 2016


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Boxboy: Sometimes, You Just Need Something SimpleBy Jack . April 18, 2015 . 5:00pm
Boxboy! may look simple, but it has lots of tricks up its sleeve.
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The vast landscapes crawling with beasts to the Heart-to-Heart scenes scattered throughout the story are intact in Xenoblade Chronicles 3D.
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If you're interested in this game because you liked the previous one and want more, this isn't the game for you.
Unlike other Final Fantasy games, this is one I would recommend purely if you're into the combat.


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