November 15,1892

 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometry

The New Yorker: May 24,1999

 https://welib.org/md5/1928aabcf449532599220be76ab7dcab

Top 10 Women Gymnasts

 https://welib.org/md5/1f69a59a2825775ae01f9da5459e1431

The Conquest of Peru

 https://www.gutenberg.org/files/1323/1323-0.txt

Transit O-25

 1988-074A

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The last of the four stacked Oscar launches, SOOS 4, included O-25 (NNS 30250). 

NNS O-25
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1988 Aug 25	0659	Launch by Scout	V SLC5
		T+1:18 St 1 burnout	-6318 x 83 x 74.9
		T+1:18 St 2 burn
		T+1:59 St 2 burnout
		T+2:03 Heatshield sep	-5951 x 298 x 85.7
		T+2:05 Stage 3 burn
		T+3:53 Stage 3 burnout
	0711?	T+12:35? Stage 3 sep
	0711?	T+12:40 Stage 4 burn	-4601 x 1039 x 88.8
	0712	T+13:14 Stage 4 burnout
	0713?	SOOS sep from Stage 4
	0713?	Despin?
	0714?	SOOS upper sep from lower
			107.46 1034 x 1185 x 90.0
			107.42 1035 x 1180 x 90.0
1988 Sep 3	1818	To maintenance freq, storage
1990 Feb 9	1753	Activated for tests
1990 Feb 14	1755	Placed back in storage
1992 Dec 11	2038	Placed in service
1993 May 18	2308	In storage
1994 May 4	1537	In service
1998 Jan		Still transmitting

The American presidency : origins and development, 1776-1998

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Kosmos 1935

 1988-025A

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Kosmos-1935 appears to have been recovered after only 15 days: it isn't clear whether it was a failure, a recovery for operational reasons, or a test flight.

Kosmos-1935
Date	Time	Event	Orbit
1988 Mar 24	1410:00	Launch by Soyuz	PL
	1414	Blok-A sep
	1419?	Blok-I sep
1988 Mar 24			89.51 168 x 332 x 67.2
1988 Mar 28			89.12 162 x 300 x 67.1
1988 Mar 29		Orbit raise	89.44 162x 330 x 67.2
1988 Apr 1			89.05 156 x 297 x 67.2
1988 Apr 3		Orbit raise	89.26 175 x 299 x 67.2
1988 Apr 4			89.06 169 x 288 x 67.2
1988 Apr 5			88.75 164 x 260 x 67.2
1988 Apr 7			(25C)
1988 Apr 8
	0650?	Deorbit	-138? x 169
	0703?	Entry
	0715?	Land