Pasteur work and mad stone versus old wives cures
The article discusses Pasteur’s hydrophobia experiments and the mad stone belief, noting four Newark boys sent to Paris for inoculation and contrasting science with traditional cures. It reviews Pasteur’s germ theory, attenuated virus vaccination aims, animal testing, and potential human applications. It also mentions related tech notes, snake bite cures, and coal culm disposal innovations.
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Canada
Paris
Newark
N. J
Louis Pasteur
Pasteur
Jennings
Morton
Changes in the Earths Surface Across Time
Scientific opinion shifts from catastrophe causes to slow natural forces shaping the earth. The northeast North American region shows rising and sinking areas as 96 parts globe shift. Krakatau’s eruption created new islands Steers and Calmeyer while shoreline subsidence and continental uplift redefine coastlines and continents.
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Lyall
North America
Globe
Atlantic
Cape Hatteras
Cape Cod
New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan Island
Hell Gate
Guyot
American
Australia
Pacific Ocean
Krakatau
Sunda Straits
Zaug Island
Steers
Calmeyer
England
New Electrical Locomotive for North Metropolitan Tramways
A London design by Elieson introduces a locomotive where the motor revolves and drives the wheels via level gearing rather than fixed motor motion. Built by Electric Locomotive and Power Co, it uses a fifty cell secondary battery and a horizontal motion shaft with a spur wheel engaging a fixed rack.
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Stratford
Electric Locomotive Company
London Times
North Metropolitan Tramway Company
Elieson
Electric Locomotive and Power Company
London
Oil and industry notes from a distant era
A collection of scattered statements notes Russia oil lands and fast electrical signals, cotton seed substitute lard use, palma christo cultivation in South Carolina, sea seed as cotton stand in, and oil experiments on seas. It mentions butternut wood shoes for damp floors and a fear termed cosmophobia with dread of the world.
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Russia
South Carolina
Turban fashions with fur flowers and seal accents
A catalog of early 20th century headpieces describes plain turbans and a girl's turban with a seal crown and sea gull feathers. It notes feather pompons fur leaves trimming a back pocketed flat cap and satin lining with chenille fringe. A lady's seal turban shows the new fashion shape.
Low Corsage Evening Dress Trends in Harper's Bazar
Harper's Bazar describes fashionable but comfortable dress options with low corsages for many occasions. It notes skirts without bustles, waist shapes from Bengaline to satin, and beaded tulle details, with colors like pink, blue, and pale green, plus preferred trims such as lace, ribbons, and feathers.
Fashion notes on evening wear and fabrics in Paris and Faris
Fashionables favor pearl white crape with silk or satin and lace for Paris evening dresses. Demi-toilet sleeves and long ulster sleeves dominate, with hair flowing in Faris style. A small ribbon knot on the high collar is a popular accent. Bloodstone legend links blood from the crucifixion to a green jasper.
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Paris
Proper Watering Of Stock In Cold Weather
Drovers' Journal urges farmers to water livestock with water at 60 to 70 degrees during severe winter. Cattle fed well still lose gains with ice cold water. warm water boosted dairy milk by 50 percent in a controlled test. The article warns of economic loss from ice cutting and advocates artesian warm water use.
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Srinnea
Peel
Shaw
Medical Times
Water Gap
Europe
Fie
Harper's Bazar
Gholely
Bitsler CO
Baltimore
Safors
Charles A. Youeler
Wood
May Hier
Gho. N. Sphaf
FALAT
Portland Cement
Michigan
Cross Paints
Marshall & Fox Coal
Mansfield’s
Grenlee & C9
Denver, Colorado
E. Brooks
Arthur Horcenkiss
Rosnert Hare
Treat & Heaton
Clark & Randolph’s Grocery Store
Greley, Colo
Abbott & Miner
Oasis
6Th Street
7Th Avge
Greeley
Saac Yardley
MAIN
D van BU A & CO
Sixteenth Street
Opp
Opera House
Denver
J. Max Clark
D. Hunter
Geo. H
Hunter & Wes
United States
Nat’. Bank of Communes
Merchants’ National Bank
Chicago
M. F. Post Chey
WiNral Book
Portland
Maine
Colorado
Brown
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