Sunday preservation issue raised by Governor Hock
The Washington Star laments that Texas keeps consumptives out of the state showing scant regard for physicians. The New York American notes a 75 year old New Jersey banker who has led an irreproachable life. The Richmond Times-Dispatch questions Japan’s sudden cash power. A Boston heiress marries a plumber with guests recounting a smooth ceremony.
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Texas
Washington Star
New Jersey
Whistlers attacked while discussing politics and food rules
A Washington Star jab at whistlers leads to essays on weather and mischief. The Boston Post forecasts no war with Japan now while the Baton Rouge Times calls for harsher penalties for kidnapping and the New York Evening Post defends pure food labeling against Uncle Sam status cues. The piece critiques manufacturers and the pure food act’s guarantees.
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Washington Star
Whistler
Boston Post
Japan
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Secretary of Agriculture
New York Evening Post
Orne
Striking the Trail in Paris Sparks a Chance Meeting
In a bright April Paris morning Glynn lingers amid Champs Elysees blooms and at the Madeleine market, where he later guides a lone young woman safely across a street. He encounters Travers Deering’s circle, notices a novel Englishwoman, and recalls a Western gambling memory as a mysterious Captain Merrick reappears in Rue de L Eveque.
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Paris
Champs Elysees
Tuileries Gardens
The
Madeleine
Maurice
M. Glynn
Hugh
Lady Frances Deering
Deering
Glynn
Lady Gethin
Travers
Peter
Kith
Auteuil
Deering J
Gethin
George Werner
Deerings
Cafe de Florence
Captain Methvin
Madame Gauthier
London
Louvre
Palais Royal
Rue St. Honore
Rue Royale
Signer
Travers Deering
Hugh Glynn
la Fontaine
Far West
Mr. Merrick
Atlantic
Captain Lambert
Rue de L’eveque
Meaning of boodle and its old spellings discussed
The article surveys late American dictionaries on boodle noting 1884 uses meaning stock in trade. It suggests boodle may mean crowd as in caboodle with possible seventeenth century links. It mentions a Scots word boddle or bodle from a mint master Bothwell.
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Murray
Boedel
Bothwell
Etiology of Stuttering Across Inheritance and Nerves
The Lancet notes stuttering arises from complex factors including direct inheritance, neurotic family history, and possible imitation. Shocks and illness are common onset triggers. adenoid vegetations may predispose but their removal does not guarantee immediate improvement.
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Charcot
Voting on a Play at the Theatre
The Paris Journal des Debats notes M. Boggiano’s voting device at theatres. Spectators insert a disk into a receptacle to rate a piece as good or bad when leaving their seat.
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M. Boggiano
Paris Journal Des Debats
Dresden Opens Dog Bathing Establishment
Dresden authorities inaugurate a dog bathing facility run and funded by the municipality, establishing a municipal service to wash and groom canines within city limits.
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Dresden
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