Marconi’s Wireless Promise To Link Worlds Across Ocean
How Marconi claims to link England and America without cables using sky-high poles at Southampton and Montauk Point. He asserts a novel method to control sound waves, flashing messages near the ocean surface to overcome earth curvature, with government experiments in wireless telegraphy already linking forts around New York and aiding navigation.
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Japanese Hold Waterlogged Gate at Tientsin Night Battle
The Japanese forces endured a night in water up to two feet deep near the gate of Tientsin after a day of heavy fighting July 13. Maj Gen Hakushima ordered no retreat or advance as the allied column pressed the assault and the city walls remained out of reach.
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International Magazine
The Poet and His Tools An Italian Fable
A celebrated Italian poet credits his brain pen and inkstand with his success. When a new work flops, rivals deny any fault, and the poet is left to blame himself. The tale ends with a moral on shared glory and collective responsibility.
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A Dissertation On Winking And Its Timings
The article surveys why we wink and how long a wink lasts. Garten measured wink phases with a photometric setup, finding downward movement about 0.075 to 0.091 seconds, a brief bottom rest, then a slower upward rise. Total wink duration around 0.40 seconds, with varied durations across individuals. Henri notes variation in wink frequency and patterns, influenced by attention and rest periods.
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Monkeys and baboons intrigue Pretoria tale at Zoo
Two officers crossing a river in Pretoria avoided provoking a troop of baboons by staying for two hours submerged up to their necks. A full grown male chacma baboon at the Zoo, described as stronger and larger than prior estimates, measures three feet eight inches body length and four feet four inches tall when upright. The species, noted by The London Spectator, has resisted human and other threats and may persist for years.
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Dredging plan for New York harbor uses two largest dredgers
Across a busy clipping of era headlines, reports note a 46 foot channel dredge in New York harbor to be carried out by the two largest dredging vessels known. The miscellany mentions various curiosities from law and medicine to municipal finances and telephony advances in Paris with period tone.
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Mothers of Large Families urged to seek Pinkham aid
Mrs Pinkham appeals to mothers with large families to seek free advice and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from menstrual distress and daily fatigue. A reader from Ludington Michigan praises the remedy and recommends it to all mothers with large households.
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