Effect of iron on digestion in gastric juice
An inaugural Berlin dissertation by Dr A Duesterhoff shows that organic iron salts markedly hinder peptic digestion. In tests with artificial gastric juice and fibrin, iron salts reduce digestion, likely due to hydrochloric acid displacement of organic acids, with perchloride and phosphate also impeding digestion. Reduced iron also disrupts digestion but to a lesser degree. Ferrous salts appear to interfere less than ferric salts.
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Japanese Roman Magazine gains widespread support
A new magazine published in Japan uses Romanized Japanese transliteration and wins strong backing. Observers say the old script may soon disappear as children learn to read faster and foreigners are urged to study Japanese systematically.
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The lawyer and the man of other crafts pressed harder
The passage notes professionals now work longer hours for the same pay than a generation ago, while concern with outward appearances fuels snobbery. It highlights a widespread public shift toward keeping up with neighbors, with even critics yielding publicly to the folly.
The Thrice-A-Week World Ad Offers 156 Papers Per Year
The World promotes a thrice weekly edition for 1 dollar yearly, promising full, accurate coverage of world events, impartial political news, robust markets, engaging fiction, cartoons, and solid reporting for the 1907 presidential campaign.
Ferdinand News One-Year Bundle Offered for 1.65 Dollars
A local notice announces a special deal offering the Ferdinand News subscription for one year at the price of 1.65 dollars. The offer emphasizes convenience and value for readers seeking yearlong access to the publication.
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She Ferdinand News
Rev Hicks 1908 Almanac Ready for Delivery
The Rev il R Hicks 1908 Almanac is ready for delivery and surpasses earlier editions in beauty and value. It features color cover, fine half tones, astronomical engravings, Hicks weather forecasts for the year, and is priced 35 cents by mail or 30 cents on news stands. Word and Works monthly magazine offers forecasts and family reading for $1 a year with a free almanac, lectures, and agents wanted.
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