Fragmentary quotation on truth and terminology
A fragmented quotation discusses the meaning of a term and asserts the truth of previously recited statements. It centers on whether the term generally adopted conveys the intended sense and affirms the honesty of the earlier recital.
Sunbeams Destroy Bacteria in Water Depths
Experiments show sunbeams can destroy bacteria in water at depths of at least twenty inches. The destructive effect is strongest when both perpendicular and oblique rays enter the water without interruption, likened to cross fire. The sun’s rays travel about 93 million miles to reach Earth and remain effective.
Mice Travel Far Distances Say Dumfermline Study
Scottish researcher David Hutton found mice travel about ten miles daily with some exceeding this in a day. One specimen allegedly ran 865 miles over 85 days on a half-penny worth of oatmeal, challenging the view of mice as frail creatures.
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Doctor Ethics Overwealthy Patients In The Birmingham Age Herald
A dialogue contrasts two doctors on treating wealthy patients who insist on harmless powders. The younger asks whether a physician should deny illness when none exists. the elder replies that a financially secure physician should truthfully declare there is nothing wrong and may mock their symptoms if in a facetious mood.
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Cat Legatees Inheritance Aboard Dilley Estate
In Wilkes-Barre, Benjamin F. Dilley left $40,000 income to support two cats, Pinkie and Blackie, with a caregiver named to receive a pension upon death. Pinkie died first, Blackie followed after sixteen years, surpassing the average feline life by four years. After their deaths, remaining estate funds were to charities.
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Farmer Banter in Garden Fable Ends in Witty Exchange
A playful dialogue unfolds with a cabbage lamenting love and a bean replying with sarcasm. The text weaves rural whimsy and hints at wool market nerves as wool prices drift and eyeing misdirection enters the scene.
Optometry Facts and Vision Classes
Country and city residents alike need optometrists as eyes strain from near work. Most people have one of three main vision categories far sight near sight or astigmatism. A fourth class presbyopia is not an error, and compolux lenses aim to correct multiple errors. To be continued.
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