Navy pay and career paths reshape seafaring life
The article outlines rising wages in the navy across trades from machinists to coppersmiths, with monthly pay ranges and re enlistment raises. It notes long terms, promotions through re enlistment, and the security and discipline offered, including opportunities abroad and trust ashore for seasoned sailors.
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Navy
United States Navy
Navy Department
Jack Tar
Journal for Mothers-in-Law satire forecast in Paris
A spoof prospectus claims eminent writers will contribute to a magazine titled The Young and nettish Mother-in-law and similar pieces by a man in love with his wife’s mother. Editors expect support from Paris area readers, though peers doubt viability citing failed rivals like The Ballet Dancers Journal and The Chorus Girls Weekly.
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Ballet Dancers
Chorus Girls
Air powered street cars seen as prize contest advances
Philadelphia inventor Signor W A Valle proposes a non electric air driven traction system for street cars claiming half the operating cost and no wires no digging up streets or horses. The system uses compressed air motors with an exhaust that can clear snow in winter and reenters the car in summer. An air brake is claimed to rival the Westinghouse device for quick stops.
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Philadelphia
Metropolitan Traction Company
Signor
W. A. Vallo
Signor Valle
Westinghouse
Philadelphia Ledger
Sun powered future and Stanford mound study
Essay sketches a chemistry driven ideal world with abundant energy and peace, contrasting with social cautions on universal suffrage. It then reports Stanford students researching a Castro area mound rich in ancient remains and artifacts next to a San Francisco Examiner note on corkscrewless bottle opening methods.
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Corporation of London
New York Sun
Stanford University
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San Francisco Examiner
Coughing and its remedy from a Family Magazine
A discussion compares persistent coughing to scratching a wound and recommends breathing and holding a long breath to warm and soothe air cells. It explains nitrogen acts as an anodynic effect on the mucous membrane, reducing the urge to cough and aiding healing.
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