Appendicitis and Diet in Diverse Lands
Study by Dr Chau explores appendicitis among French troops in Algeria and France, noting lower rates among Arabs who eat little meat. He links diet to disease frequency, citing Teheran cases and European exposure, and argues meat consumption influences appendicular risks.
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Chau
France
al Rite
Mechauvel
Appea
Algiers
Chauvel
Africa
Een
Teheran
Lee
Truth About The Trapper Reveals Brutality Of Game Destruction
We Work quotes W H Wright describing trappers as ruthless, noting bears dragged by traps, bones broken, and mass killings to bait camps. Examples include a trapper shooting 19 blue grouse in a day and out of season beaver trapping. The piece argues trapping has led to widespread game extinction.
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W. H. Wright
Columbus
London pupils use foreign letters and postcards in study
Postcard correspondence ties London county schools with colonies and other dominions. Pupils exchange letters and postcards as a self motivated learning tool. Teachers discuss aims but there are no strict regulations guiding the activity.
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London
Ostend
Naval tests show sea storage boosts Welsh coal efficiency
Portsmouth dockyard experiments track coal stored submerged in iron crates and coal left in open air. Six monthly samples show submerged coal increases calorific value, while air storage causes a loss. Authorities consider large scale use but drying submerged coal remains a challenge for bunker use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
Admiralty
Left Ear in Telephoning Habit in Old Phones
A reader explains why telephone receivers are hung on the left side and used with the left ear. The girl notes the left hanger was for left hand control while early crank phones kept the right hand busy. He suggests placing the receiver directly in front to allow choice of ear.
Fragmented OCR Note With Garbled Names
Garbled text shows distorted phrases and unclear names suggesting a misread note or quote. No coherent event or date is discernible.
Kentucky HomeComing Week to Draw 100 000 Kentuckians
The Blue Grass State reunion to be held in Louisville during June 13 16 gathers former residents from across the nation and abroad. Key figures include Governor Beckham and dignitaries from Missouri and Kentucky with parades statues and an enormous centennial pageant.
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Blue Grai
Loulavlie Sommereal Club
Louleville
Pilgrims
Gonviettore
Rive Grau
Hes Loulee Ee Itardin
Denver
Coles
Hogland
Kentucky
The
United
Missouri
Breck
Iinridges
Clays
Crittendens
Marshalle
Louisville
United Stat
Ead
J. C. W. Beckham
Henry Waterson
Courier Journal
David R. Francis
John M
Washington, D. C
Adlai E. Stevenon
Springfield
Ill
United States
Wm. Lindsay
John G. Carlisle
New York City
Thos. G. Crittenden
E. W. Hoch
Kansas
8. H. Pyles
Washington
Shelby R. Cultom
Silcoix
Proctor Knott
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Wm. C. Bradley
Preston H. Leslie
Montana
Collies Foster
Mrastarion Foster Walsh
Allegheny
Joe
Foster
Daniel Hodne
Boone
Enid Yandell
Cherokee Park
Falls City
Boonesboro
Virginia
New Orleans
Armory
Daniel Boone
Ohio River
Greater Kentucky
Bank
Ohio
Couunty
Beckham
Louis
The Pastoral Navajos: Nomads of the Desert Mountains
A descriptive portrait of Navajo life focusing on their pastoral, nomadic traditions within a 12,000 square mile reservation. The article details seasonal grazing, reliance on mountain and mesa pasturage, wood gathering, family patterns, and limited farming in Canyon de Chelly and surrounding areas.
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mecaOu Tre Mesa Tadiow
Pinoa
Cefar
Besutifa Ploe Forens
Curtig
Eurth
Yonr
Canyon de Chely
Tnt
Canyon
Chelly
Delery Gains Favor as Year-Round Celery Staple
European Delery celery gains prominence beyond holidays as a year round staple. It is valued as a nerve tonic in small quantities and stored to preserve crispness post harvest. Marketed from Florida to California, Rocky Mountain celery remains scarce and pricey despite regional superiority.
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Delery
Europe
Philadelphia
Florida
California
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Pneumatic tube travel eyed as city improvement
The passage notes a proposed pneumatic tube system for cities with experiments in Philadelphia. A bantam rooster was sent in a carrier through a tube a mile and a half, crowing on arrival. later puppies and guinea pigs were shipped with water and fish, all unharmed.
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Philadelphia
Whipping Post Mention Cited in Brooklyn Eagle
Fragmented line claims Fi Delleve faces whipping post for alleged wife beating. reference to a hospital for any wife beater is noted amid a Brooklyn Eagle quotation. The excerpt appears garbled and lacks clear context or corroborating details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn Eagle
Fragmented quip from Challenge Daily News echoes odd taste
An excerpt shows a tongue in cheek exchange about aversion and appetite. The ordinary man quips about hating hogs yet loving sausages, reflecting quirky newspaper humor rather than a named event.
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Chlenge Daily News
Missouri Prohibition Convention Call in Cameron
The Missouri Prohibitionists, by order of the state executive committee, convene in Cameron on June 1 at 10 a.m. to nominate a state ticket elect a new central committee adopt a platform and transact other business. Delegates from counties and districts will cast votes proportional to support for Silas C. Swallow in 1904.
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Prohibition
St Louis
Prohibitionists
Missour
Cameron
Prohibition Party
Silas C. Swallow
Missouri
Misouri
Republican State Committee
Arnold
Missouri Pacific
Jefferson City
Columbia
Boone County ‘Court
Folk
Assembly
Anxtra
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Masonia Missouri
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William Turner
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Lution
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Society
Edward Archibald Allen
Missouri State University
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Walter Williams
John F. Gilbirds
McCormack
Pike County
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Chariton County
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Dearborn
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Woodruff
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