Fourth of July hazards and rising US population drift
ChicagoJuly Fourth reports warn of tetanus and other injuries from fireworks and street dirt with 151 deaths and 4,009 injuries this year. Public service bonds endure amid low mood, while grain port rivalries and railroad rates shape Midwest commerce and Chicago trading strength. A German colony grows on Chicago’s North Side, preserving old world habits in a tight, peaceful enclave.
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Will Power and Electric Fear in Human Mind
Boston Transcript reports on Otto von der Pfordten in Naturwissenschaftliche Wochenschrift arguing that electricity’s effect on the body can be altered by mental state. Cases cited include Jellinek’s self shocks, Aspinall on live wires, and Dobrowolsky’s 30,000 volt feat, attributed to will power. The piece notes current type and frequency may influence outcomes, with asides on superstition and poetry.
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