Mind and Brain Indissoluble in Soul and Law
A conversation with Dr. Albert Wilson discusses the brain’s role as the basis for character and crime, the cortex and its layers, and the link to soul and afterlife. He argues mind and brain are inseparable, proposes the soul as a vital energy, and urges humane treatment of criminals as morally invalid yet scientifically grounded.
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Albert Wilson
Dr. Wilson
Wilson
Raymond Blathwayt
The Men Who Learned to Fly in McClure’s Magazine
George Kibbe Turner recounts two American bicycle makers who tackled aircraft balance and steering. They tested near Dayton, Ohio, achieving a complete circle on Sept 20 and two three mile flights in late 1904, while the Wrights push claims of an aerial warship for government use.
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George Kibbe Turner
McClure's
Dayton
Ohio
Wright Brothers
A Soundless Room at Utrecht Physiology Institute
The University of Utrecht’s Physiological Institute houses a seven and a half foot square chamber said to be utterly noiseless from outside sounds. The top floor room is ventilated and sunny inside, with multi layered walls and air spaces for sound dampening. Some visitors report ear sensations as researchers test sound phenomena using internal and external sources via a copper tube.
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The
Physiological Institute of
University of Utrecht
Milton’s Cottage at Chalfont St. Giles Preserved
The cottage where Milton wrote Paradise Lost stands at Chalfont St. Giles near London. He fled there in 1665 to escape the plague. It is the only Milton-occupied house still standing.
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Milton
Milor
Chalfont St. Giles
London
Deepest Mines in the World Near Calumet Michigan
Four of the world’s deepest copper mines lie within a mile of each other in Calumet Michigan. The Red Jacket vertical shaft and Tamarack Mine shafts 3 4 and 5 reach depths from 4920 feet to 8100 feet with bottom temperatures averaging 87.6 degrees Fahrenheit. Openings allow cool air to circulate from the surface to offset the heat.
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Calumet
Mich
Calumet and
Hecla
Tamarack
Place to Live on Tristan da Cunha Utopia
A description of Tristan da Cunha 1500 miles southwest of the Cape of Good Hope as an island utopia. Eighty-one English subjects inhabit the place living a simple life with an acre per household under cultivation. Cattle sheep and poultry provide meat fish is plentiful and groceries are traded with passing vessels. The people are healthy happy and contented as noted by Grit.
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Tristan da Cunha
Cape of Good. Hope
British Shipyards Dominate Global Output
The article notes that British shipyards account for about twenty to twenty five percent of worldwide production, underscoring the nation's pivotal role in shipbuilding and maritime industry.
Wise Words and Witty Observations
A collection of aphorisms and quips from various sources. Notable lines include Raleigh on debt, a Bible warning about small faults, Puck on language and power, and satirical takes from New York Press and Louisville Courier-Journal.
The World Wide Reach of the Typewriter
An article notes the typewriter’s role in civilizing society and its adaptation to many scripts. It cites Turkey’s strict censorship, the spread of Arabic and Syriac machines in Bagdad and Syria, Persian adoption, and Hindustani use in India while Chinese remains resistant.
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Turkey
Bagdad
Syria
Persia
Bombay
India
Harper’s Weekly
Marriage Notice for Clergyman at Parish House
A clergyman receives a notice that he and Mrs Jemima Arabella Brearly will perform the operation of matrimony at the parish house on Saturday afternoon. The letter asks promptness since a cab is hired by the hour.
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Jemima Arabella Brearly
Ladies’ Home Journal
Scarlet fever danger from mild cases urged by health officials
The Iowa Health Bulletin warns mild scarlet fever cases can spread the disease, making quarantine and disinfection essential. Careless reporting by physicians or parents and lax local enforcement threaten community health, potentially causing permanent damage from even mild infections.
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Iowa Health Bulletin
Austria Seen as Leader in Fine Skaters
The notice asserts Austria has produced more fine skaters than any other country, a claim reflecting historic strength in the sport and national pride.
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Austria
N.Y
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