Tact and Courage in Home Life and Girls’ Resolve
An essay on married tact, urging wives to nurture their husbands self respect to strengthen the home. It advocates praising virtues, avoiding public shaming, and using subtle influence to foster responsibility. A second piece praises girls for courage to face challenges, keep faith, forgive, and strive for personal ideals amid hardship.
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Laura Tredwell
Laura
Morleys
Arthr Morley
Enid
Ivaye
Misa Te Ieshienier
Pie Wittiaut
The Bane of Jealousy and Its Painful Toll
A reflective piece on jealousy asks whether jealous people deserve pity or blame. It argues jealous men suffer more and inflict their misery on the faithful partner, resenting any admiration shown to others while the spouse remains innocent and undeserving of scrutiny.
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Fils
Sun Power Adaptation Aims At Practical Heat Engine
A sun heat trapping box using two glass layers and air between them converts sunlight into steam to drive an engine. An experimental 1080 square foot Tacony Philadelphia box produced 34% horsepower at a construction cost of 20. Upkeep is low and no fuel is needed, suggesting tropical regions and greenhouse use.
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Tacona
Phatelphia
Proat Navy
Rusting of Iron by Electrochemical Action Reported
Doctor Cushman, an American physicist, states rusting of iron is driven by electricity and hydrogen ions rather than oxygen. He notes water dissociation into charged particles, impurities amplify hydrogen's corrosive effect, and iron treated with concentrated chromic acid becomes passive, resisting electrochemical attack. This suggests a method to protect structural ironwork and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushman
Mint
Milonte
What Britain Has Done for Egypt
A historical summary extolling British reforms in Egypt. It claims slavery diminished, legal order established, finance reformed, Nile waters utilized intelligently, transport improved, military pride up, hospitals better, native treatment humane, punishments modernized, and governance stabilized though outcomes uncertain.
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Nile
Re Alygad
Irishman Coughlin Wins City Damages in Water Main Case
A shanty near a highway sank with a burst water main, drowning hens. Coughlin sued the city and, after delays, secured a £4 settlement. He boasted of the money and planned to buy four pounds of ducks. The tale blends local humor and colonial flavor with brief asides on a gaunt medical fix and a street scene.
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Cougtlly
Cough
Coughlin
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