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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
4
An explanation of saline solution as a temporary substitute for blood after severe blood loss. It describes blood composition, heart response to loss, and why saline helps regain circulation until new blood forms. It notes transfusion fell out of favor due to risks and the impracticality of using donor blood.
The article notes that the first modern bank notes appeared in China around 1000 A.D. It adds that blood in its natural state contains about seven eighths air. It states that a wasp nest is built from papier mache pulp and an animal gland prepared by wasps. It claims snapdragon honey cannot be extracted by ordinary bees.
A Cork Herald item notes a sharp business owner cutting the cost line in a theater venture by questioning meat for cats used to deter rats. Languid Lewis laments work while Humble Harry suggests not working harms none. The column blends humor with cautionary tales about frugality and labor.
The essay notes famed historical and literary figures were plain in appearance yet attracted women. Julius Caesar drew young and mature admirers before fame. Sir Philip Sidney, Paul Scarron, Voltaire, Rousseau, and John Wilkes are cited as examples of great appeal despite unattractive looks.
Advice column style prose urges self reliance and personal accountability urging readers to focus on their own affairs avoid envy and avoid hypocritical forgiveness and punishment. It reflects on youth seeking acceptance and warns against striving to please everyone.
The article explains tobacco smoke has a complex composition with oils and poisons like nicotine and pyridine in residues. It notes carbon monoxide as preservative and formaldehyde as a key germicidal constituent, detailing how these components contribute to antiseptic properties.
Severe hail storms damaged crops around Edmore and Niagara North Dakota. Joseph Hatton, noted author and journalist, died in London, born 1841. Dan Patch set a new mile mark of 2.01 percent at Decatur track. Count Stefan Karoly a prominent Hungarian parliament member died at plausible location.
Budapest reports the wedding of Miss Katherine Eddy of Chicago sister of Spencer F. Raddy first secretary to the American embassy at Berlin and Albert J Beveridge United States senator from Indiana will take place in Berlin on August 7 at the residence of Ambassador and Mrs Tower.
Baseball results from Chicago, Pittsburg, St. Louis, New York, Boston, Cleveland, Philadelphia and other games across the leagues. Cattle and hog prices listed for Chicago market, with ranges for steers, cows, heifers, calves, hogs and sheep, plus feed and market listings.
In Chicago on July 31 the market reported July and September prices for Wheat at 8954 and 9144 915¢0. Corn at 635¢c and 5373 S4c. Oats at 444¢ and 401¢¢. Pork at 16.82% and 16.50 16.52%. Butter creameries 21 28¢ and dairies 18% 224%c. Eggs 13% 15%e. Poultry turkeys 12c and chickens 114%e. Springs 16 17c.
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