Why Women Fear a Mouse in Modern Science Talk
A roundup of opinions from Washington scientists at the Cosmos Club on why women fear mice. Experts cite primeval inheritance, clothing, and education, with signals from Metlee Mason and others arguing fear ties to ancient ancestors and practical factors like attire.
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Bureau of Ethnology
MaGee
D. B. Salmon
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Otis I. Mason
Smithsonian Institution
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Leonard Stejneger
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National Museum
Scott's Emulsion Blood Food Ad Claims Health Benefit
An old advertisement asserts red blood originates in bone marrow and spleen and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a fat rich blood food. It targets pale schoolgirls and invalids, claiming the product strengthens blood-making organs and improves blood quality with cod liver oil. Free samples are offered.
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Will Meat Be Cheaper This Month and Next
The Atlanta Journal notes predictions of falling meat prices this and next month but expresses doubt. Experts say beef may not drop much before spring due to cattle scarcity. Public reaction to packers and trust actions helped restrain prices, while many eat less meat and more fish eggs and vegetables, a shift likely to persist even if prices fall.
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Beef Trunt
Beef Trust
Atlanta Journal
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Naked Truth In A Busy Town Gossip Column
An editor vows to tell the truth in a recent issue with a mix of local scandal and social commentary. The piece cites a marriage notice for Sylvia Smith and James Carnahan at a Baptist parsonage and critiques the bride and groom, then shifts to practical farming tips on winter eggs, ventilation, and a brief meditation on purity and prayer as growth.
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Sylvia Smith
James Carnahan
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Fruits as Poo and the grape cure praised in table talk
A late 19th century table talk advocates fruit as a daily staple to ward off illnesses and cites Dr Dupoury’s five fruit classes. It extols grapes as paramount and details the grape cure, plus recommended fruits for various ailments, including cherries for neuralgia and lemons for fever relief.
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Dupoury
Europe
Cotton Using to Advance Depressing Cotton Prices Amid Reports
New York Sept 9 The United States monthly cotton crop report sparks a wave of efforts by brokers and cotton buyers to depress futures and discredit government authority. Thor H Prices argues the crop will be smaller and demand strong, predicting price advances.
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