The Runner Candolario of the Savage Vastness
A vivid portrait of Candolario the runner and a rugged landscape of cliffs and storms. The piece blends a dramatic poem with reflections from Strand Magazine and short notes from Gentleman's Magazine, News by Rail, and other period writings. It surveys baby life, mutilation penalties, Navajo head care, and light humor, all framed by a late 19th or early 20th century miscellany voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
China
Strand Magazine
Zegland
London
Oleander Poison Prompts Health Warning From Readers
An article recounts concerns about oleander plants in living spaces. A delicate reader argues the blossoms irritate eyes and throat, while a friend warns the odor can cause serious harm and even fatalities. Reports describe cattle poisoning, a horse death after eating branches, and calls for scientific study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horne
New York Ledger
William Weston
Fishomingo
Sewapi
Nanechi
Sewapl
Nunechi
San Francisco Examiner
Wollicles and Gray Hair Says Nerve Activity Affects Pigment
An excerpt from the New York Times explains that nerves in the hair follicle outer membrane regulate secretions that deposit pigment. When these nerves cease to act the hair turns silver and may regain some color if follicle nerves or capillaries improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Main Street
Johnson City
Candolario
Candelario
Ernest McGaffey
Merida
Toledo
Frankfort
Gentleman's Magazine
Dr. R. Shufeldt
Popular Science Monthly
Europe
North America
Cape of Good Hope
Natal
Australia
Father
Stoakley
Oleander
Providence
R. 1
United States
Americas
America
Tom
Boston Herald
Hiram Powers
Vermont
Ohio
Hiram
Prenties
Italy
Philadelphia Ledger
J.D. Faucette & CO
DR. Snell & CO
Plantis
Dix Souser
Wil Pare
Iply
Almert
Knoxville
Tenn
Hask Conor
Gay Streets
Olflee
Stolla My
Bindays
Ot Lim
Ifs
J. H. Brunner
Millinery
Main St
Henry C. Amos
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Butdery and Lawn Association
John A
Fishbagk & Weiger
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