Japanese Police Censorship and Prison Routine Described
A New York World Tokyo correspondent profiles Japan’s police and censorship system. Censors review newspapers, arrest procedures at stations, and a large network of detectives and private correspondents maintain surveillance across the country.
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Bureau of
Japan
Fnr
England
4D Police
Aneemene
Peper
Department of Police
Tokio
New York World
A Few Health Hints On Clothing And Skin Breathing
The article discusses skin respiration as a supplemental lung function, emphasizing cleanliness and the danger of tight nightwear. It advises loose garments after washing to allow air to reach the skin and help remove toxins, noting the skin’s role in health and the need for accessible airflow.
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Boston Herald
Ears Cut Off in Connaught Countersuit Trial
In Galway at the assizes Bodkin sues Patrick French after a quarrel at a dinner ends with Bodkin losing his ears. A servant Ned Regan claims to have arranged the punishment and produced the severed ears, but the couple are acquitted. The case stems from a longstanding feud between Bodkin and the Frenches.
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Connaught
Dennis Bodkin
Patrick French
Ned
Georhegan
Inek
Comets
French
Galway Assizes
Tesi Fader
Bodkin
Argonaut
Magnificence of Civilization Tale From Early California
A rural former senator recalls visiting Sacramento with rough wooden cabins and no furniture. He describes a carved bureau with a large looking glass and a wall hooks for clothes, praising the taste of civilization. The anecdote appears in the San Francisco Chronicle and Harper's Bazaar notes on death.
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Callifornia
Sacramento
Dhada
China Basin
San Francisco Chronicle
Joy and Sorrow Teach a Quiet Lesson in Kindness
A mysterious scene unfolds with Joy meeting Sorrow in a secluded place where Tears turn to smiles. The pair share a lesson on compassion and restraint as they bind in kinship, forming a mutual understanding that softens troubled hearts.
Loco Weed Misconceptions Debunked by Kennedy Study
The article discusses the Texas loco weed Astregalus tolissinsis and its alleged insanity-causing effects. James Kennedy’s investigations found the plant is rum toxic and irritant, likely harming stock due to indigestible fiber rather than true poisoning.
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Texas
James Kennedy
Kennedy
Scientific American
Abietine Ointment Sold For Sores and Dermal Ailments
The original Abietine ointment is offered in two ounce tins and advertised as a cure for old sores borne wounds chapped hands and skin eruptions. It claims to cure piles and is sold by N M White City Drug Store for 20 cents per box plus 16 cents postage by mail.
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N. M. White
City Drug Store
Mall
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Edith Thomas
Boston
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Cleveland
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Tkr
California
San Franciaco
Cal
Loviwith
New York, N.Y
R.C. Halliday
Saraco
W. J. Lewis
C. W. Dart Hardware CO
Montana St., Dillon, Mont
Dillon Jewelry and Guy! Store
Jford Dillon
Mont
Saaching
L. Kupfer
Itkeadt
Howard
and Elgin
Hockford
L. C. Fyhrie & CO
General Grocers
Montana
California Powder Works
Dillon
Edward Marlow
Helena Street
Salo
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