Fat Men Endure Heat Better Than Thin, No Cramps from Ice Water
Scientific study by the American Society of Heating Ventilating Engineers with Carnegie Institute of Technology shows fat men tolerate high temperature and humidity better than thin men. Sweat is the chief irritant to the eyes, ice water did not prevent cramps after heat exposure, and pulse rate variations drive discomfort more than body temperature.
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American Society of Heating
United States Bureau of Miles
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Pittsburg
Shen
Caldwell Named Superintendent at University Hospital
Dr Bert W Caldwell former typhus commission member and ex superintendent of Alleshany General Capital Pittsburgh is appointed superintendent of the University hospital at the University at Fowr Jed Sanid He will begin his new role this month Caldwell is now in Vera Cruz Mexico where fever cases are reported He remains a member of the commission
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Towa City
Bert W. Caldwell
Balkans
Alleshany General Ofoapital
Pittsburgh
University At
Fowr
Jed Sanidhe
Texas Bean and Peyote Use Across Cultures
Historical account describes peyote use near Wein and by Apache and Mexican communities, noting ceremonial gathering, government bans, and a recent intoxication incident involving a border visitor. It mentions legal prohibitions and cultural practices, with a vivid anecdote of a ranch encounter and a fashion detail about a pale pink silk bag.
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Wein
Hidiau
United States
Tie
Rio Grande
French Attitude To Entente Is Criticized By General Maurice
A Paris article argues that the Entente with England is of little value to France. It cites German military plans before World War I and suggests Britain’s early intervention might have changed outcomes. The piece discusses French strategy, German views, and the potential impact of German victories and Allied reactions on France and Europe.
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Entente
Maurice
B. Muabrieth
Paris
Wigare Rathy Gathe
England
Germany
Walger
von Virpitz
Alto
Cierman
Maghind
Franes
Gernan Oniawy
Cone
France
Rene
You Moltke
Wrance
City Planning 15: Use Over Beauty Emphasized
A lengthy discourse argues city planning should prioritize practical use over aesthetics. It critiques decorative aims, praises efficiency in housing and transportation, and calls for cost reduction and utilitarian design across towns and cities.
Missing Men Case Shrouded In Honolulu Confusion
Fragmented OCR reads like a garbled report from Honolulu involving missing men and a scattered tale of global names. The text hints at inquiries, a public page or paper, and unsettled duties, with unclear connections to Paris and New York authorities.
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New York
Bey Lanntei
Paris
Tate
Hondeluta
Trenity
Life of Bishop Daniel Tuttle and early Montana frontier work
May 1 report on Bishop Daniel Tuttle first Protestant Episcopal bishop in Montana territory. Born in Morris New York he guided Episcopalians through early Montana towns including Helena and Virginia City. The account highlights his frontier travels by stage and wagon, battles with hostile elements, and leadership during the 1880s vigilante era and a major Helena incident.
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Moni
Daniel &. Tuttle
Las Dep Pcopal
United States
St. Louis
Montana
Melena
Eity
Tanto
Montane Ata
New York
Tuttle
Union
Virginia City
Kelena
West
Stace Vie
Omid
North Platts
Nolen
Pern
Surge
Mormon City
Waly
North Platte
Virginia
Montana Clements
Jamis
Wren Eredian
Helena
Viera
Melena Pobruary
Vane
Qumran
Fees
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University OF
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Texas Bean
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Liavenelich
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Peta Snie
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von Medike
Vanes
Lord Grey
Frances
Mott
Murape
Mrange
Olich
Gargoyle Mobiloil
Vacuum Oil Company
Ron
Korea
Bet Hopperrapha
Seoul
Avaibael Joo
Etoniet
Nyt
Ely
Honolulu
Rik Peel
Bishop Tuttle
REAL
Frontiersman
Wild West
Princess Pat
Pat
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Financial Institution
Bridgepor
Daniel Green
TAN & Elkroft
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Bridgeport
Cartwright
Watson Bank Building
Main St
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