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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
7
The article explains blood transfusion as a rejuvenating procedure that can restore vitality and alertness, with adults cautioned not to exceed normal volumes to avoid heart strain. It notes that young children with severe anemia may recover fully after transfusion, sometimes skipping a lengthy convalescence.
Excerpt discusses John Fiske on pre Columbian voyages seeing little historic impact and no trans Atlantic contact before Columbus. It contrasts Mozart memory with intellect via Blind Tom, then reports Harrisburg state notes on Northampton bank shin plasters from the 1830s to be redeemed or kept as curiosities.
The New York Press notes hydrophobia’s mystery and rising fear across country people. It warns of misdiagnosed cases resembling insanity or paralysis, argues there is no remedy beyond humane dog euthanasia, and critiques American indifference to long term control.
A notice notes a little girl was run over and authorities advise telling her mother about purchases from Eureka Bakery located at 233 Pike Ave. The event centers on a street accident near the shop with no further details available.
A brief, gossiping note discusses pursuit of a man framed as a social prize. The column hints at rivalries and schemes among young women seeking his attention in a bustling social scene.
The Sothebys sale will bring together autograph collectors with items such as letters from sovereign pontiffs dated 1417 to 1904 and letters from Mary Queen of Scots and Queen Elizabeth in Shakespearean hand. The sale may unravel mysteries and shed light on court intrigues of that era.
An 1875 Ruskin exhibition in London showcases facsimiles of Turner's paintings created to replicate the originals with near fidelity. Ruskin notes he trained a copyist for over ten years and now signs the copies himself to prevent misrepresentation as real Turners.
A two and a half year old named Charles, with a limited vocabulary, describes a skunk near the house. He sits bolt upright in bed and cries out that he can smell its awful anise, showing his first clear expression of the odor.
It is proposed to establish a wireless telegraph station at the meteorological observatory on Mount Mirador to warn vessels in the China sea and along the China coast. A similar station may later be set up at Santo Domingo de Basco on Batan Island to relay typhoon information to the Philippine weather bureau in Manila.
The Baltimore Sun quotes a critic praising a man who eats freely, enjoying wild duck venison and other dishes with a secretary paying the bill. He has no time to haggle and spends leisure on eating, with rare interruptions for shaving voting and family duties.
Balmoral houses a Sevres desert service painted with Highland life and sport by Landseer. It sits in the blue drawing room with scenic windows. Queen Victoria admired Landseer and bought many of his works.
An English railway outlines a compact ticket printing system. A clerk selects a station name, inserts a blank, operates a handle, and a ticket drops out. A continuous paper strip records the sale with fare and bookkeeping data.
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