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Newspaper

Anniston Evening Star

Location

Anniston, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1901

Page

7

Peruna Cited As Safeguard Against Inclement Weather

A Lake View Lodge president and other advocates cite Peruna as effective against coughs colds and catarrh during harsh weather. Letters from Horace G Snover Lavina B Walker and others praise its quick relief and health benefits with endorsements from the Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio.

Ubelaker Wm. Ubelaker Lake View Lavina FE. Walker Illinois G. A. K Western Srrinas Inn Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Peruna Ander Lavina BR. Walker Peruns Medicine Co Hartman

Ships Outstrip Waves in Naval Architecture Talk

Professor H. Sadler of the University of Michigan told the ninth annual meeting of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers in New York that vessel strength depends on worst case assumptions. He cited wave height to length ratios, noted practical limits on seas, and described local stresses in large steamers due to pounding in heavy seas.

Naval Destaner H. ©. Sadler University of Michigan Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers New York Sadler Paris

Sailors Narrow Escape on French Submarine Tri ton

The crew on the French submarine Tri ton narrowly escaped drowning during a test off Cherbourg when water flooded the hull at seven fathoms. Detachable safety leads were cast adrift and the vessel rose to the surface with pumps lagging, a tug later towling her to the arsenal for repairs.

Triton Cherbourg M. Leubeuf Arsenal

New X Ray Apparatus Promises Stereoscopic Vision

Be W Caldwell explains a two source X ray system from Bellevue Hospital Medical College New York that lets each eye view independently. The device produces a distinct three dimensional shadow image enabling accurate spatial relation of bones for immediate surgical examination.

BE. W. Caldwell Bellevue Hospital Medical College New York City

Polite Academy Deportment Rules From Eighteenth Century Text

An excerpt from Longman’s Magazine notes etiquette for children in the eighteenth century. It previews a copperplate of a young master and praises a volume published by RK Baldwin and Collins in Salisbury in 1765, detailing table manners, dress, and comportment for boys and young gentlemen.

RK. Baldwin the Rose Noster Row B. Collins Salisbury Lonngman

Kitchen Helpers Guide to Cleaning Sinks and Utensils

Practical household tips for cleaning and preserving kitchenware. Use paraffin oil on greasy sinks, salt and vinegar for china marks, lard on new tinware to prevent rust, kerosene for zinc, borax for stained tins and tea or coffee pots, and avoid soaking pans on the range.

China

Name Your Maine Farm for Local Flair and Pride

The Lewiston Journal urges farmers in Maine to name each farm. Naming adds business value and local character, drawing interest to products and operations. A distinctive feature such as a spring or grove should grace the barn to help the farm gain wider recognition.

Maine Lewiston Journal Oak Grove Farm Jim Jones

The Bureau and the Desk Name Origin

In ancient times a strip of cloth on work surfaces protected bindings and coins. The word bureau arose from this cloth strip. It later labeled the writing table with colored cloth and finally the modern table center with leather. The room housing such tables then shared the name.

Bureau London Standard

New Open Air Camps for Consumptives Planned Near Boston

Camps for consumptives will be established at a Boston area hospital project starting with one camp. Ten box tents will form a circle around an open air fire, eight feet high duck wall surrounding them. Tents rely solely on the fire for heat, with extra warmth from sleeping boots, hot water jugs and felt blankets in cold weather.

Boston

Hungarian telegraphy system praised by Baltimore Sun

The Baltimore Sun says a new Hungarian telegraph system between Budapest and Fiume covering 375 miles works at 40000 words per hour. Messages are written in Oman characters without transcription, combining telegraph, telephone, and photography with automatic paper processing by light.

Baltimore Sun Budapest Fiume Oman

Schoolmaster Tests Word Slowly with Bowlegged Reply

A teacher seeks to define slowly for pupils by walking slowly across the room. A quick child blurts that the walk was bowlegged, startling the class and the instructor with the humorous misinterpretation.

Safe Fishing Compared to Hunting, Says Plain Dealer

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip notes fishing is safer than hunting because hunters risk misidentifying people as game, while fishing avoids fatal misplacements. The humorous exchange underscores public safety concerns in outdoor sports.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

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