All Dogs Should Be eee By Dx 8 G Brabrook Chicago
This piece argues against runaway remedies for hydrophobia and rabies in dogs. It emphasizes that rabies requires contact with a wound from a bite, calls for muzzling dogs at large, cites Britain’s success with muzzle and quarantine, and urges licensing enforcement to prevent unmuzzled dogs from roaming cities.
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G. Brabrook
Chicago
Great Britain
Noise and Dreams Tie Sleep to Quietly Lively Nights
The piece notes that figures like Bismarck and Pepys found noise can aid rest. It cites Bismarck’s remark about sleeping only when noise starts and a diary entry from Pepys on a rainy night. It discusses how dreams arise from brief naps and mentions Twain and Maury as examples of dream experiences during short awakenings.
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Bismarck
Pepys
Berlin
Pepye
Welling
Wiill
Mark Twain
Alfred Maury
Fur Farming as Profitable
Fur farming can be lucrative with proper care and intelligent methods. Barrows notes mink and skunk are best for small capital, while others like black and silver foxes require more investment. prices for fur vary, with silver fox skins fetching up to 2900 and other furs selling widely. The industry is in its infancy but promising, demanding knowledge of animal habits and patience.
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Joint Stock Bank
Tam
More Danger in Drugs Than in Liquor
Dr Edused E Galda from Paris argues cocaine and coca derivatives threaten stronger constitutions more than liquor. He recalls Brazilian Indians using coca, noting both endurance and hunger suppression effects, religious rituals, and mining practices with leaves. He also cites legal terms on restraint of trade and odd notes about electric roads and radium in medical trends.
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Edused E. Galda
Paris
Joe
Brazil
Lighting in French towns reveals vast dark countryside
A summary of the note states that out of 10 000 French townships more than 6 000 lack public lighting. Of the rest 1 249 are gas lit 2 763 electric lit and 172 acetylene lit. The report also mentions remarks from Birmingham Age Herald Boston Transcript and a note on British Columbia timber wealth.
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France
Irish cooperative system aids Irish farmer reform
In Inniskeen County Louth John Quinn leads a local cooperative as schoolmaster and community head. The system funds fertilizer, seeds, and equipment, offers low interest credit and deposits, and enables tenant purchasers like Edward Meeghan to buy farms, improve land, and build community prosperity.
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Toniskeen
County Louth
Ireland
America
Inniskeen
John Quinn
Co-Operative Association
County
Louth
Middle Western
Women Fencers Archers and New Courses at Wisconsin
The University of Wisconsin women’s physical education department adds fencing archery apparatus work and social dancing as new elective courses. Enrollment is strong with about 650 in fencing and 75 in social dancing. Swimming dancing basketball and hockey remain the most popular, with roughly 500 students swimming and 300 to 400 in dancing.
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University of Wisconsin
Truth Tells On Subways Between Friends
A young mother and a journalist meet in a subway and discuss their lives. The journalist expounds on the hazards and glamour of publishing while the mother values motherhood and Billy’s schooling. Their exchange ends with a quiet, mutual reassessment of worth.
Handy Spinning Tops From Everyday Odds and Ends
Simple do it yourself spinning tops for girls using a pencil a shoe polish can and a cardboard disk. The article outlines center alignment methods to balance the top and describes spinning techniques and variations including a spiral design on the disk.
Make a Spinning Top From Simple Household Parts
A vintage newspaper item describes DIY toys and games including spinning tops made from cardboard, clock wheels, and a cone-shaped spool. It explains creating a simple telephone using tin cans, wires, and a chair as a booth, plus small home science and humor bits.
Suffered 25 Years Then Cured By Dodds Kidney Pills
A Longtime sufferer from kidney trouble praises Dodds Kidney Pills after trying them, claiming rapid relief and full recovery. The letter urges others to write to A M Fleenor in Indiana for more information and notes the 60 cent per box price. The ad mentions other products and a German leather process, a mechanical money counter, and various human-interest snippets.
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A. M. Fleenor
Ter
Ind
Dodd
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