Late for work earns man a Medal of Honor
A wartime story from New York docks recounts Frank Starr senior who was late returning to his post yet leaped into the Hudson to save two drowning children. His bravery led to a Congressional Medal of Honor and life saving honors, transforming a tardy arrival into heroic action.
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Life Saving Benevolent Association of New York
Spiked Boots Ban Saved Traverse City Sidewalks
A Traverse City correspondent reports that the city banned wearing spiked boots, with fines up to 10 dollars or 10 days in jail, to protect wooden sidewalks from rivermen’s boots during Michigan’s timber boom. The rule followed incidents where new sidewalks were damaged by loggers after drives.
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Marks of Past Illness Seen in Hair and Nails
A Pearson's London Weekly writer explains that signs of past illness linger in hair and nails, especially after severe or chronic illness. Nails show ridges and brittleness as circulation remains weak, while nails may crack or develop small pits as strength is depleted.
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