Sleep positions for natural rest and health by Dr Whitman White
The Philadelphia Times report outlines Dr Whitman V. White of Brooklyn describing sleep postures to aid repose. He cautions against narcotics and argues for side sleeping, especially the right side, to improve digestion, reduce snoring, and ease somnolence in weakened patients. He notes risks of supine sleeping for heart, brain, and chest conditions and warns against arms raised over the head posture.
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Whitman V. White
Brooklyn
White
Philadelphia Times
Sunset Poem Reflections On End Of Day
A Mary H. Wheeler poem from Boston Transcript urges turning from the east at dusk and embracing the sunset. It contrasts morning growth with evening rest and quiet, praising the present light as the day’s brightest moment.
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Mary H. Wheeler
Boston Transcript
Barrymore Plays Spark Witty Exchange With Augustus Thomas
A Kansas City Independent item recalls Maurice Barrymore's quick wit when Augustus Thomas teased his play. Barrymore joked about not overcriticizing if it isn’t an Alabama, noting he wrote it in a week, prompting Thomas to reply with a sharp comeback.
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Maurice Barrymore
Augustus Thomas
Barrymore
Barry
Gus
Alabama
Thomas
Kansas City Independent
Burr and Washington feud tale fuels Clemens novel lore
A former Alabama senator Jere Clemens relayed a Burr defense story from a murder trial believed set in the southwest. Burr allegedly mocked a prosecution witness with lit candles and a challenge to “write yours,” a scene Clemens later used in The Rivals to frame Burr as a hero and Hamilton as tarnished.
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Jere Clemens
United States
Alabama
Burr
Clemens
Times of
Hamilton
South
Washington
Aaron Burr
New York Sun
Ballast Ships and Stone Trade Across Ports
The article notes ballast problems and solutions, highlighting stone as the common ballast. It describes shipmasters leveraging known rock grades and arranging cargo disposal before returning from distant ports. Contractors bid for ballast stone, mainly for macadamizing streets and paving, with some material fit for building.
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New York
New York Press
Music For Fish Bait Singers In Northern Michigan
An eccentric hermit William Schueller of Franklin Michigan is said to be a successful fisherman who calls fish by singing Old Hundredth while watching the water. He then nets a bumper haul as fish gather about his boat amid neighborly belief in his famed voice.
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William Schueller
Franklin, Mich
Chicago
Deadly War Missiles Then and Now
The Chicago Democrat notes explosive fragmentation has surged since 1870. An ordinary shell that split into 19 to 30 pieces now yields up to 240 fragments. Shrapnel missiles rose from 37 to 349, while a 70 pound bomb, once 42 fragments, now stacks 1,200 pieces when charged with peroxilene.
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Chicago Democrat
No Cause to Be Discouraged
A brief exchange about a toddler who has not yet spoken. Mr Youngpop reassures that parental worry is common, recalling a personal anecdote about his own child and a similar stage of development. The conversation shifts toward patience.
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Youngpop
Henpechke
Philadelphia Record
New Mexico's Coal Reserve Seen Vast Enough for U S Century
A claim that New Mexico holds coal resources sufficient to fuel the entire United States for a millennium is noted as a bold estimate in discussions of regional energy potential.
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New Mexico
United States
Auctioneer Posegate Offers Local Services in Ames
E F Posegate a Ames based auctioneer advertises services for live stock and bankrupt sales on small commission. He offers to use his telephone at his expense for days and dates and invites inquiries at his office. 15 tf.
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Ames
New Day Train to St Paul and Minneapolis on North Western Line
Train schedule announces daily departure from Des Moines at 9 o clock and Ames at 10 80 am with through service to St Paul and Minneapolis via Elmore. Return departures from Minneapolis 7 10 am and St Paul 7 40 am run to Ames Des Moines with through coaches across the route.
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St.paul
Minneapolis
Atoines
Leavin Ames
Elmore
Ames
Des Moines
Air Base
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