Step in Chemistry synthesized by Berthelot's heirs at academy
The article reports Daniel Berthelot and assistant Henri Jaudechop achieving artificial photosynthesis using radiant energy to convert air carbon dioxide and water vapor into organic compounds. They synthesize sugars and starches from methylic aldehyde and advance toward albuminoid precursors, priming a physical basis of life announced by Professor Jungfblach at the Academy of Sciences.
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Academy of Sciences
Ous Berthelot
Daniel Berthelot
Daniel Rthelot
Henri Jaudechop
Huxley
Berthelot
Jungfblach
College de France
Institute of Homeopathy Reverses Benzoate Ban
The American Institute of Homeopathy rescinded last year’s condemnation of benzoate of soda as a food preservative during a recent meeting in Pasadena California. The reversal allows continued use under existing regulations and cautions on labeling.
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Pasadena
Cal
American Institute of Homeopathy
Cat Causes Uproar At Denver Festival Opening
A black and gray cat wandered on stage during the opening concert of a Denver musical festival. Emil Oberhoffer, leader of the Minneapolis orchestra, told Festival Manager James A. Thorpe how the feline’s antics unsettled the oboe player Norelli and almost caused a faint while the orchestra saved the performance with arpeggios. The musician claimed superstition about cats affected his playing as he tried to cross himself and perform.
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Col
Emil Oberhoffer
Minneapolis
James A. Thorpe
Norelli
Norell
Giraffe baby thrives on bottle as mother ignores him
London report says Peter Pan the baby giraffe is thriving on bottle feed after a cold mother spurned him. Officials fear he would not grow tall, so he is provisionally named Peter Pan then Peter Fan as he bonds with his caregiver and bottle, despite maternal neglect.
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Wonderful Mexican Gun Secures Patent Upgrade
The City of Mexico reports Gen Manuel Mon gragon, chief of the artillery department, has patent an improvement for a Porfirio Dial gun. The feature increases projectile velocity to a maximum.
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Manuel Mongragon
Department of Artillery
Sulphur Smell Reported Near Raine Gulphur by Vienna
A heavy fall or carried sulfur scent was reported near Raine Gulphur close to Vienna, with odor possibly blown from a distant volcano. Residents noted a sulfurous stonde drifting from a far off source.
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Vienna
Stonde
Casa
Wool market and Denver bank clearings reported
Denver bank clearings for the week ending July 28 totaled 8.56 million dollars, up 13.5 percent from last year. Boston reports wool market activity with New Zealand crossbreds, Merino and Argentia prices and New England mills taking bids. Wool shipments to July 28 show lower totals than the prior year while receipts decline significantly.
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Denver Clearings
Denver
Boston
New Zealand
Merino
Argentina
New England
Ohio
Michigan
Beston
Grain and commodity quotes amid regional markets
Quotations from St Louis Galveston and Chicago markets show varied prices for wool, lead, spelter, cotton, flour, rye, flaxseed, timothy seed, clover, and provisions. Notable figures include Wool at light and heavy fines, Lead and Spelter values, Cotton in Galveston, and meat and lard prices per barrel and per hundred pounds.
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Southwestern
Northwestern
Newest and loveliest midsummer millinery trends
Hot Days UST displays midsummer hats fashioned in black and white lace and fine lace roses. White chip brims with black velvet edges feature large roses and dark green foliage, with duchess lace options for luxury. Lace flowers, chantilly overlays, and wire petals define the season's fashionable headpieces for motoring and outdoor wear.
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Linen dress design with panel front and embroidery
A simple semi-princess linen dress features a full-length panel front attached by wide wrapped seams. The back combines bodice and skirt with light fullness at waist. Turnover collar and cuffs are embroidered lawn. Materials: 40 yards fabric required.
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Walat
Bracelet Fashion Debate on Gloves and Prolonged Styles
In this fragment the discussion centers on wearing bracelets over gloves and the perceived impact on style. The commentator notes that few women recognize the clash and compares it to mage over gloves, suggesting an opinionated view of accessorizing during dress periods.
Glove and accessory fashions reflect mourning period
The excerpt notes gloves now match costumes when white is expected, Sueda slippers with flesh colored stockings, gold clasp vanity bags, two metal meshed purses, tortoise shell items, gunmetal and jet in styles tied to royal death and public mourning, with orchids foregrounded as Edward’s favorite flower and a craze for wooden beads motif widespread.
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Paria
England
Edward
Egypt
Fashion notes on fishnet accessories for women
A shopping tip emphasizes Blik Fishnet as a decorative contrast piece. It suggests using gray or twine colors to create turbans bows or sheer scarves to enhance evening outfits, highlighting fishnet as a versatile wardrobe asset.
Edge of Sofa Pillow in Coarse Buttonhole Stitch
A Cushion Edge described with large shells and ashallow stitches using new floss or heavy cotton forming the general edge of a screnoate sofa pillow. The tone notes the paterel Wil and compares colorfulness to Gowers, suggesting aleasine brightness.
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