Elta Theory On Digestion And Food Improvement
Physicians at a Berlin congress report on Radium Institute work by Wickham and Degrais showing X rays destroy glands seal vessels and influence jet cells to replace with normal cells. Bergonie notes high frequency currents boost metabolism and increase nutrient uptake while killing some microbes. Kraft Weisser Hirsch argues food preparation harms nutrition and calorie estimates are unreliable.
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Berlin
Radium Institute
Wickham and Degrais
Bergonie
Fleaux
Kraft Weisser Hirsch
Dresden
Pech
Kraft
Lonstion Poisons You and Other Remedies Ad
Fragmented ad and notices describe Lonstion poisons and Usal King s New Life Pills promising relief from constipation and headaches. The page mixes drug ads with classifieds for a sales representative position and snippets from newspapers discussing civic reform and social ideals.
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King
Byn
Keerhem Down Mystery Echoes Through Grimbattle Claims
A fragmentary note reports a dispute over names and titles involving Mrs Grimbattle and Henrik with a capital HL noted. The text references Henry as a roan Meriter Globe and hints at a misprint by a stenographer.
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Keerhem
London Fog Through the Ages Called Pea Soup
The New York Sun recounts London fogs dating to the seventeenth century and notes how dense mists blocked light and directions. It cites 1699 diary entries, royal travels, and 1813 1814 fogs that hindered the Prince Regent's trip, illustrating longstanding city lore about the pea soup fog.
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London
Iensington
Thames
Condomara
Elizabeth
Spain
England
Prince Regent
Hatfield
Lord Salisbury
Carlton House
New York Sun
A Memory Like Scott’s A Prize Of Endless Recall
In Charles Olcott’s Country of Sir Walter Scott a vivid scene shows Scott’s extraordinary memory. Gathered with Hogg and Skene, he recalls and recites Gilman’s Clough from ballad learned only once, and earlier heard Southey’s The Abbot of Aberbrothrok. The anecdote illustrates Scott’s remarkable ability to retain spoken verse for years.
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Scott
James Hogg
Ettrick Shepherd
Hogg
Skene
Firth of Forth
Southey
Aberbrothek
Charles
Olcott
Sir Walter Scott
Light in a Bookstore and the Apocrypha Request
A reader mocks bookshop staff for ignorance as clerks busy distributing literature fail to find a copy of the Apocrypha. The customer asks if the work is Weekly or monthly, noting the small shop’s mislaid copy in a London Chronicle context.
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London Chronicle
Preacher’s Tale on Sanitation and a Failing Rectory
The successor to Charles Kingsley’s living recounts that despite Kingsley preaching sanitation, his rectory suffered from uninhabitable conditions due to churchyard drainage under the drawing room. He had to erect a new rectory and lost faith in social reformers.
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S. E. Keble
Charles Kingsley
Kingsley
Pall Mall Gazette
Ever Faithful Letters Become Long Lost Messages
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows Henry and Abigail arguing over mail duties as Henry jokes about carrying letters for days while Abigail vows to mail each one eventually, highlighting a domestic quarrel over responsibility and trust.
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Henry
Abigail
Chicago Tribune
When Clouds Were Dark
A light anecdote from the London Mail recalls how a man named Jackson once helped by sending an umbrella during a stormy moment. The exchange between Bill and Sid frames a memory of kindness in bleak weather.
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Bill
Old Jackson
Sid
London Mail
Daily Slaughter Quip Echoes Judge Remark
A courtroom joke frames young Muchbcash as killing it daily through remarks. The judge quips that time has more lives than a cat, while the exchange reflects the courtroom ironic banter rather than a factual event.
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Muchbcash
Taste and Smell: The Wedded Senses Explained
The article examines the close link between taste and odor, noting they arise from chemical changes in nerve ends. It explains how flavor is detected, describes the tongue's three main papillae, and shows why central tongue tasting is limited. Individual tastes vary and nerves fatigue after strong flavors.
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Florence
New York World
Symptoms of Colic in Horses and Treatment
The article outlines colic symptoms in horses including sudden or gradual pain, restlessness, pawing, stamping, lying down, groaning, and hind-leg kicks. It notes progression to weakness and recumbency and emphasizes early recognition for effective treatment. It also mentions Percheron breeding in the United States, French subsidies for mares, and American importers securing stallions to improve breeding stock.
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Althoug
The Flockmaster
A farm guide on sheep care noting that sheep improve land by weed control and wool and mutton quality depend on good pasture. Continuous grazing harms pastures and drafts threaten flock health. Gentle handling and intelligent management yield profits, with a registered thoroughbred ram enhancing performance.
Testing Dairy Cows Proves True Milk Value
The Kansas Farmer urges dairy producers to weigh sample and test milk from each cow to determine actual profits. Independent testing costs about $1 per cow per year and can be organized through a cow testing association to ensure accurate, economical milk production insights.
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Kansas
Horse Colic Symptoms and Emergency Care Guide
Describes typical colic behaviors in horses such as restlessness arching and rolling. Notes progression to sweating bloating and possible death within hours. Advises a treatment mix of raw linseed oil turpentine spirits and nux vomica, with withholding feed for 24 hours and ample water. Mentions trocar relief by an experienced hand.
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J. W. Kalkus
Washington Experiment Station
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