Prenatal Influences in Historical Thought
A fragmented historical text discusses prenatal impressions on a child’s development, citing Genesis, ancient Greece, medieval beliefs, and a Warsaw University example. It notes fear or emotions of the mother as potential deforming factors, with references to studies and cases claiming various effects on newborns.
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University of Warsaw
Munter
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Opus
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Norval
Chicago
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Labor World calls for Shafter impeachment in Pittsburg editorial
A Friday afternoon editorial in the Labor World, organ of the Amalgamated association and Pittburg Mine Workers, demands President Shafter be impeached for alleged constitutional violations and for expelling Chicago unionists. The piece cites 24 reasons and links board control to Powell and Dolan, while signaling rising tensions amid steel strike talks and Bay View committee visits.
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Patterns Makere Association
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Whey Pattern- Toakere’ National League
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Finish Their Talk at Milwaukee Weather Officials Session
The weather bureau officials wrapped up a session with brief responses from invited guests on the topic As Others See Us. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson spoke at a Hotel Pabst banquet praising the department's work toward national agricultural independence and global weather knowledge.
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Agricultural Department
The National League and Court News Haunt Aug 80
A scattered clipping reports baseball league standings with losses and gains, plus a murder verdict in a prominent trial. It notes Charles A. Fusis, former New Hampshire governor, dying at 59, and lists August 31 auto races and track times.
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Outing Ends in Woe as Albany Contractor Loses Family
Albany Sept 2 A frightful accident on the Hudson near The Abbey sank a launch killing Wilbur Alexander his wife and daughter and burning them. Alexander and his son were severely burned and the boy sustained injuries but is expected to recover while the wife and daughter perished. The craft exploded when a boy carried medicine toward his father in the stern.
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Eleven Lives Lost In Newark Train Disaster
The wreck of a south bound passenger train on the Sodus Bay division of the Pennsylvania railroad at Fairville caused eleven deaths. Among the dead are Rev. Dr. A Part Burgess of Syracuse and Mrs. A Park Burgess, with others from Newark Syracuse and surrounding towns. Injured are listed as well and treated locally. The disaster occurred at the home of W C Burgess, a noted foe of saloons.
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Sodus Bay
Pennasylvania
Fairville
A. Part Burgess
A. Park Burgess
Syracuse
Francis Bitsleigh
N. Y
James W. Ford
Anna Kané
Elinitas William
Meagher
Sodus Point
Howard Tubbs
Eimtra
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Burhbyit
Wilton de Mus van
Port Gibson
Rane
Edwards
Death toll rises from Trenton steamer disaster near Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports confirm 17 missing after boiler explosion on a river steamer above the city. With 11 bodies recovered and 17 listed as missing, the death total nears 88 as authorities race to account for victims. Ten more remain in serious condition from the incident.
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Nelsona
Atcainor
Trenton
Delaware
Corn crop estimates boost debate on 1900s grain outlook
Washington dispatch outlines varied crop projections with stock and price implications. Reports show estimates range from 1.5 to 2.1 billion bushels, reflecting uncertainty in government data as analysts weigh corn yields and market demand amid a challenging harvest period.
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Buaditel Bureau
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