Where an eel lays its eggs solved by Kilgallen tale
Professor Kilgallen at Balliol claims to have observed eel egg development by placing an air mattress at Kennebunk Beach. He says eels lay purple eggs in eel grass tips and hatch as the grass sways, linking eel behavior to environment and suggesting the eel’s secretive nature is shaped by its habitat.
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Malden widow denies alienation suit against Heath
Mrs. Sarah Merriam 72, defending a 50 000 suit by Mrs. Nathaniel Heath for alleged alienation of her husband's affections, denied through an ear trumpet that she had stolen Heath's love. She grew indignant when questioned about a stormy night kneeling and placing logs on.
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Merriam Denies Indecent Acts and Gifts Allegations
In a Boston courtroom Mrs. Merriam denied giving presents or obscene favors to Mr. Heath and rejected claims of gifts, shawls, and intimate conduct. Other witnesses testified to her general kindness toward Heath, while legal commentary touched on 14th and 15th amendment issues and Root's remarks on federal protection of suffrage.
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Ice Carnival Opens After Delays In Lexington Today
After nearly two months, the Lexington winter carnival is set to open today with Governor Foss and staff, Mayor Fitzgerald, and the Montreal mayor attending. The afternoon program features events for youths under 20 and Adolf Olsen the world ski jumping champion will perform. Evening events include hockey matches and an international ski jumping contest for all ages.
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Fresh Evidence of Wolf's Enterprising Spirit
Photographs of current events on display in Wolf's front window at Hanover and Portland streets attract attention. Wolf has engaged Underwood to supply renowned Rhein-yheuet OY images, showcasing famous photographers and their work.
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Root Hints At Force In The South In Senate Race Debate
Washington February 10 The exchange between Senator Root and Senator Bacon of Georgia over direct election of Senators heightened the Senate debate. Root warned the national government cannot abandon supervision of Southern senatorial elections if needed.
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Philadelphia Inquirer founder James Elverson Sr dead at 73
James Elverson Sr proprietor and editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer died at his home in Philadelphia aged 73 after weeks of illness. He bought the Inquirer’s controlling interest in 1889 and earlier created Saturday Night in 1865 and Golden Days in 1880. Born in England he arrived in 1847 and first worked as a Newark messenger boy before serving in Washington during the Civil War. He is survived by a widow and two children, Colonel James Elverson Jr and a daughter.
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Dr. Edward Janeway Dies At 70 In New Jersey
New York Feb 10 Dr Edward Gamaliel Janeway famed diagnostician and authority on lung diseases died at his Summit New Jersey home in his 70th year He saved Rudyard Kipling from pneumonia in 1899 and treated President McKinley at Buffalo among others the article notes his prominence in medicine.
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Somerville Pastor Invited to Amesbury Church Post
At a special meeting of the West Somerville Baptist Church the Rev. William Frederick Wilson, seven years pastor at Market Street Baptist Church in Amesbury, was invited to accept the pastorate.
Will Name Successor To Rev Father Mecarthy
A concursus has been called to fill the permanent rectorship vacant by the death of Rev Lawrence F P Mecarthy of the Church of the Holy Name East Boston. Eligible cherts are invited to enter.
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Bride-to-be and hotel owner in court drama at Brant Rock
Miss Clark testifies in front of fiancé Joseph H. Proctor as Miss Sumner’s husband and mother in law clash over a pink ribbon and alleged improper relations at Brant Rock House. Proctor plans marriage, while Sumner denies intoxication and misconduct amid a watching crowd.
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St. Regis Hotel Promises Homelike Comfort in New York
The essay lauds New York theatres and hotel hospitality, praising the St. Regis at Fifth Avenue and Fifty-fifth Street for its unique homelike atmosphere, superior cuisine, and impeccable service. It claims the hotel offers world‑class accommodations at standard rates, appealing to travelers in town for a night or the season.
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Bromo Quinine Laxative Ad Claims Quick Cold Cure
Exposed product claims tout LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with BE. W. Grove signature. Marketed worldwide to cure a cold in one day for 25 cents.
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The Swamp Root Cure Promised as Real Remedy
A local druggist touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a reliable kidney liver and bladder remedy. He cites immediate results and broad sales with free trial bottles by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY. Regular bottles priced 50c and 1.00 at druggists.
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