Roosevelt Teaches from Romans on History and Life
Theodore Roosevelt delivered the Romanes lecture at Oxford on Biological Analogies in History. He argued that nations rise and fall like species, tracing Western Europe, the Norse influence, and the Dutch decline, stressing moral progress and international duty.
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Oxford
England
Theodore Roosevelt
Edward
Amerian
Sheldonian
Lord Curzon
University
Roosevelt
Western
Europe
Western Europe
Lyon
Germany
Scandinavia
Carthage
Syracuse
Tyre
Corinth
Victoria
Manitoba
Scotland
Normandy
Siciy
Britiah
Warsaw
Tef
Noverred
Moscow
Charlemagne
Alfred
Byzaitium
Notivas
Brazil
Argentinne
United Evolution
Doan's Kidney Pills End Kidney Aches And Dropsy
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for sick kidneys. A Montana reader reports swelling, back pain, and fatigue improved by the remedy. The notice includes pricing and the maker Foster Milburn Co. Notary and product details appear in surrounding copied text.
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Dean
J. N. Markham
Montesano
Wash
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Silent Child Accuses Father in Family Dispute
In a tense exchange reported from Pennsylvania, a daughter accuses her father of misconduct after claiming she overheard previous threats. The dialogue features pleas from sisters and a demand to prove the claim, with mention of the phrase call papa. The dispute centers on alleged repeated actions and the testimony surrounding them.
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Papa
Jennie
Charlie
The Great North Country and Temagami Canoes
An ad extols Temagami Ontario offering guided canoeing by local Indigenous youth, promising two years of work in one for campers along Tema gani lakes. Highlights include superb canoeing, fishing and hunting, easy Grand Trunk Railway access, and a free descriptive publication from W S Cookson at 917 Merchants Loan Trust Building Chicago. Some men fear their virtue fades if their lamps smoke.
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Europe
Portugal
Spain
England
Syorld
Spieces
Poland
Western Hemisphere
United States
Union
Tlere
Holland
Great North Country
Temagami
Ontario
Temagani Lakes
Grand Trunk Railway System
W. S. Cookson
Merchants Loan & Trust Building
Chicago
Arm and Leg Proportions Vary by Gender in London Study
Anthropological laboratory measurements in London show the right arm tends to be longer than the left in most people, while the left leg tends to exceed the right. Sometimes the proportions reverse, and perfect equality is rare. Right-arm strength excess is stronger in men. arm strength equality occurs about twice as often in women.
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India
Egypt
Philiippines
Alfike
Re«Ganda
Anthropological Laboratory
London
A Test of Strength Revealed in Journal Exchange
A terse exchange hints at medical uncertainty as a doctor and consulting physician discuss the patient’s condition. The conversation references a straw vote, signaling a trivial or political note amid the medical setting within the Kasses City Journal.
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Kasses City Journal
Tramp in Pittsburg Suburb Receives Meager Meal
A hungry tramp roamed the small Pittsburg suburb, knocking on doors for food. At the ninth house a woman finally fed him, while an economist sermon on feeding children and fruit followed in the scene, ending with a note on nutrition and Grape Nuts.
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Ttcentry
Pittsburg
Tias
Adam
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