Secret gland theory from Dr Sajous shocks medical world
Dr. Sajous of Philadelphia presents a startling theory that the anterior pituitary gland is the key to health after fourteen years of study. He claims a ductless gland makes a mysterious substance, andrenoxin, crucial for oxygen absorption and blood health, potentially reorienting physiology research.
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Sajous
Uckel
C. E. de M. Bajous
Philadelphia
Ngae
Saious
Descartes
Philadelphia County Medical Society
Billiard Expert Without Hands Delights New York Crowd
Milwaukee billiard ace George H. Sutton, a handless player, made his metropolitan debut at the New York Press club in a fourteen inch balk line game against L. F. Rogers. He executed long runs, including a string over forty, astonishing spectators and prompting Rogers to quit. Sutton lost both hands below the elbows in childhood, but he manages the cue with the crook of his right elbow and a knee bridge, proving remarkable skill.
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George H. Sutton
Milwaukee
Wis
Metropolitan
New York Press Club
L. F. Rogers
Sutton
Toledo
Ohio
Stickit in Speech Lords Maiden Word Fails Lovat
Lord Lovat's maiden speech in the House of Lords collapses as he sits down unable to utter another word. The article contrasts his South African campaign leadership with the later Lords debate, cites stage fright among great orators, and notes Lovat's lineage and Beaufort Castle seat.
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House of Lords
Lord Lovat
Duke of Devonshire
Benjamin VII Disraeli
Earl of
Beaconsfield
House of Commons
Lucy
Lord Teynham
Lord Salisbury
William Gerard Hamilton
Hamilton
Pitt
de Quincey
Frasers
Simon Lord Lovet
Tower Hill
Charles Edward Stuart
Scottish Highlands
Ures
Seafold
Simon Lord Lovat
Lovat
Ilis
Highland
Ghillies
Beaufort Castle
Inverness
Zola the Generous Patron of Young French Writers
A Criterion writer recalls Zola as wealthy in appearance and means yet humane to the hungry and struggling. He aided starving writers in the Latin Quarter, placing many on journals and lifting their careers with swift, liberal help. His memory guides his soft heart toward youth.
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Criterion
Zola
France
Admiral Sir Henry Keppel Still Travelled at Ninety Four
Admiral Sir Henry Keppel, aged ninety four, remains an indefatigable traveler, currently journeying as far as Singapore. His life began with a dramatic misbelief of death, as a baby he was placed in a foot pan to be interred. His nurse found him alive and he grew to a long, active life.
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Sir Kenry Keppel
Singapore
Henry Keapel
Sir Henry
Turkish Baths for Turkeys Read as Country Fable
In a light humor piece, Jimmie explains Turkish baths as places to wash turkeys while Mickie tempers the gag with a practical aside. The brief exchange plays on culinary imagery and playful wordplay.
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Jimmie
Mickie
Lady Sibyl Primrose to Wed Charles Grant of Coldstream Guards
The engagement of Lady Sibyl Primrose daughter of Lord Rosebery to Charles Grant of the Coldstream Guards is announced. Grant a young officer son of a famed general and wounded at Modder River served in South Africa. Sibyl is noted as wealthy in her own right and a favorite of Queen Victoria.
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Lord Rosebery
Charles Grant
Coldstream Guards
London
Sibyl Primrose
England
Sibyl
Tress
Peggy
Countess of
Crewe
Vitoria
South Africa
Modder River
Turbulent Turkish Post and Incomplete Reforms Highlighted
The Outlook via Ray Stannard Baker portrays Turkish postal life as invasive and unreliable. Foreign post offices operate in Turkish cities with European staff to protect letters from censorship as Turkey bans telephones and electricity for fear of dynamo and dynamite.
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Ray Stannard Baker
Turkey
Salonica
Constantinople
Ape Guereza Shown In Berlin Zoo Concert Song Unusual Sighting
A guereza ape is displayed at Berlin's zoological garden as the first adult of its kind seen in Europe. African traveler Wierr Schilling shot it near Kilimandscharo in German East Africa and later restored its health. Two Abyssinian young apes died after photographing. The guerezas reportedly hold a nightly concert in their native woods, a growl filled performance that startles first listeners.
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Zoological Garden
Berlin
Eccentric English mastiff breeder dies at Willhayne
Tiarry de Spencer Kingdon of Willhayne Devon once famed as a mastiff breeder and exhibitor died in England. In his house were found the embalmed remains of his mother who died forty years ago and his wife who passed fifteen years earlier.
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England
Tiarry de Spencer Kingdon
Willhayne
Devon
Fencer and Skater Miss Lowther Dominates English Sportswomen
England’s athletic women gain notice abroad as Miss Toupie Lowther, famed fencer and racey society figure, departs to tour Canada. The London champion has beaten the French lady champion, excels in tennis and skating, and hails from an old aristocratic family. Mrs Henry Syers of Sussex is another prominent sportwoman, a champion skater and society figure known for tough races.
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England
Istle Isle
Toupie Lowther
London
Toupie Louwther
Miss Lowther
Great Britain
Dominion
Canada
Aimee
Henry Syers
Sussex
Syers
New Medical Bubbles Promise Nerve Pain Relief
Doctors announce air injection under the skin to lengthen nerve endings and ease neuralgia sciatica and lumbago. The air bubble is moved by finger pressure to relieve all parts. The method also aids dislocations fractures and bruises, the London Globe reports.
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London Globe
Opera Metro Work Stalls Paris Traffic Amid Hoardings
Construction at Place de l Opera disrupts three cross lines with deep shafts and water filled sections. Large hoardings surround the boulevard while work centers shift from Auber to Capucines as crews dig a massive underground network. Green-painted boards promise some visual easing.
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Pont Alexandre HI
Celles
Menilmontant
Mons
Arog
Sy Auber
Boulevard Des Capuelies
View Wal
Pare de Popers
Rue Auber
Miss Alice Thaw Engaged to Earl of Yarmouth
Miss Alice Thaw the youngest daughter of late William Thaw a Pittsburgh iron magnate, is announced to wed the Earl of Yarmouth, heir to the Marquess of Hertford. The bride has access to wealth from her father and her mother’s fortune, with the wedding planned in Washington on April 28.
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Alice Thaw
Earl of Yarmouth
William That
Pittsburg
Alice
Ais
Earl
Yarmouth
Hertford
England
Washington
Monumental Era Phrase Confuses Readers in Fragment
A fragmented OCR passage shows unclear language about wishes and arguments, discussing erection of something toward a man and implying confusion over meaning in a historic text fragment. No clear event or proper entities identified.
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