How cold air harms lungs in extreme Alaskan travel
In an interview cited by Washington Heads an Alaskan pioneer explains that breathing very cold air through the mouth at minus temperatures can freeze lungs and cause pneumonia. He notes facial protection and breathing bags for horses on freight wagons, while children travel to school with faces and hands covered.
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Old Bone
Sweden
Seattle
North West Mounted Police
Waatington
Electric Bitters Restores Vitality and Digestion
A Lincoln man, Michael Hessheimer, used Electric Bitters after years of poor appetite and nerve weakness. Six bottles cured him, restoring strength and digestion by toning the stomach and correcting indigestion. Sold by druggists for 50 cents.
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Fosa
Michael Hessheimer
Lincoln
Magazine circulation offer to readers in Chicago area
The message urges readers of Republican magazines to order all periodicals from the Magazine Circulation Company at 827-333 South Dearborn Street, Chicago. It promises a magazine guide on special prices and information on how to subscribe, with discounts for combinations of titles.
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Pictorial Review
Nationa Food
Opportunity
Dearborn Street
Chicago
WABASH Covington Branch Time Tables
Rail timetable notes show Covington arrival at 8 15 a m and departure to Attics, with connections for fast and local trains listed. Several train numbers and daily or Sunday services appear with times and routes.
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Wabash Covington Branch
Farmers Resent Change Factional Roosevelts Waning in Illinois
Chicago reports from Republican headquarters say the third term push is weakening across Illinois. Credible voices from Elgin to Aurora claim Roosevelt support is fading, with farmers especially recognizing Republican prosperity and opposing a Democratic shift. Taft appears favored in many locales.
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Chicago
Republican National Committee
Illinois
Clark S. Thomas
Elgin
East St. Louis
Vincennes
Springfield
Centralia
Roosevelt
William E Mason
Ilinois
A. C. Rankin
Wilson
Taft
Ilness
Henry I. Nowlan
W. W. Clark
Aurrera
Chicago Inter Ocean
Aurora Sentinel
Taft Campaign Gains Ground On Roosevelt Western Tour
Chicago Inter Ocean correspondent Oswald F. Schuette and J Adam Bede report from the Pacific coast and western states that Taft strength is growing while Roosevelt support wanes and Wilson forces remain hopeful. The tone notes cool receptions for Roosevelt, with local hosts and Republicans citing weak organization and public fatigue.
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Oswald F. Schuette
Chicago
Roosevelt
Mississippi
Taft
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
West
Roosvelt
John Maynard Harlan
J. Adam Bede
Idaho
Oregon
Utah
Nevada
California
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Nebraska
Tide Turns Against Third Term Talk in National Opinion
From Caterson Press analysis shows Taft’s re election momentum rising nationwide. Wilson’s test in public opinion disappoints Democrats and Roosevelt’s chances fade. The Democratic banner suffers from tariff issue as Taft gains ground and victory no longer seen as secure for Democrats.
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Taft
Wilson
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Weak in Utah Edits Republican Support
Ogden Utah newspaper editorial urges the Republican national committee to back Roosevelt, arguing he will win Utah with a similar margin to four years ago and noting Roosevelt sentiment is weak nationwide.
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W. E. Wire
Hebron
Chicago
Roosevelt
Wire
McHenry County
Utah
Ogden
Reputican National Committee
Mr. T
Local Republican Reports in Callaway County Amid November News
In Missouri Fred A. Williams and the Republican committee discuss ongoing reports. The scene focuses on the little moon servant and the overall political mood as November approaches, signaling shaping events for the party.
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Fred A. Wiliams
The
Republican
Callaway County
Animales
Easy to Teach Blackbird Instructing a trained songbird
The blackbird, a thrush, can imitate, speak, and form attachments when raised by hand. Training starts at six to eight weeks with a quiet room and daily whistle or flute tunes. Reward with a worm, praise, and gradual exposure to other birds. Cage outdoors in mild weather, shade in heat, and expect singing from late February to fall.
Giant Woodpeckers Of North America And Beyond
The article compares large woodpeckers from North America to European species, noting pileated at about 20 inches and the 21 inch toy billed woodpecker in Gulf states, with imperial woodpecker of Mexico and Central America larger yet. All are glossy black with white markings and males often have red crests. Their white chisel bills aid in feasting on decayed trunks for wood-boring insects.
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North America
Europe
Gulf States
Mexico
Central America
Black Fox Farming Gains Attention in Prince Edward Island
In Prince Edward Island a new black fox farming industry attracts farmers with high profits. Rare fur elevates prices with live fox pairs selling for £5000 and £4000, spring pups at £2000 per pair, and deposits up to 25 percent. Ranches are small, about an acre, with a 50 by 50 foot steel wire enclosure and simple houses.
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Prince Edward Island
Electric torches as bull's-eye lanterns in police work likely to enter museums
The London Mail reports that electric torches may replace the old oil-fed bull's-eye lanterns used by patrol policemen. Modern searchlights, attached to the officer's wrist and powered by a button-activated torch, reduce burns and torn tunics. Trials are under way in suburbs with hopes for widespread use in cities, a move burglars may not welcome.
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London Mail
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