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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1898
Page
4
A lengthy critique portrays Chinese superstition as omnipresent, controlling daily actions, family matters, business and burial practices. It highlights tales of plate etiquette at dinners, women barred from construction sites, astrologers determining cemeteries, and harsh treatment of dying patients and ill children to avert perceived curses.
Dr FE Fletcher Ingall of Chicago argues that systematic physical training strengthens respiratory muscles and expands the chest to prevent tuberculosis and aid early cure. He notes collapsed air cells as a nidus for disease, cites high recovery rates with treatment, and advocates deep breathing and long term chest expansion through careful training. Medical Record.
A collage of quotation snippets on translation errors in commercial circulars, humorous misrenderings, a Yale lock key mystery, and anecdotes about travel mishaps and nervous cures. Includes Lionized examples from Detroit Free Press and London Globe with people and places named.
Fragmented text shows a series of time and monetary figures such as 9 43 and 9 50 and 10 00 and 10 35 and 10 23 with symbols like £. No complete context or names provided to identify a person, place, or event.
Two men from Germany and France argued in New York over whether a governor’s wife carries an official title. They debated Mrs Governor So-and-so versus Mrs Blank wife of Governor Blank. An Irishman they asked ruled, the wife of a governor is a governess. Exchange.
In Notes and Queries a bequest is cited where the widow left her tenement rents to buy coal for the poor instead of fuel for burning. The rents historically aided parochial clergy, but now funds purchase coal to warm the poor, a shift described with wit as sparing burning for warmth.
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