Right and left hands in human use analyzed
The piece surveys causes of right handedness from ancient curses to heredity, then argues ambidexterity results from education. It cites studies that most people are right handed, a minority left handed, and that training can develop equal strength and skill in both hands. It notes Japanese soldiers trained as ambidextrous.
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Strand
James Sawyer
Cotton Pickers and Decorations Read Like Historic Commentary
The article notes experimental cotton-picking machines as not yet fully practical and opinions that only human hands may reliably harvest. It also discusses decorations and fireworks honoring a visitor, highlighting their triple purpose to honor timing, please organizers, and delight observers.
The fewsharp tale from Harper's pages fades from fashion
The article traces the history of the jewsharp or fewsharp from Elizabethan barter to Victorian virtuosic feats by Dr Kerner and Eulenstein. It recalls royal audiences at the Royal Institution and notes the instrument’s decline from fashionable novelty to obsolescence as music and barter items evolve.
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Walter Raleigh
Paderewski
Charles Godfrey Leland
Hans Breitmann
Germany
Dr. Kerner
Kerner
Leland
Grisi
London
Eulenstein
Charles Tomlinson
Royal Institution
Dr. Burney
Vipers in Winter On Dartmoor Farm A Death
A copper colored viper was killed on a Dartmoor farm at Christmas by a lady. The creature, reported in the Westminster Gazette, illustrates how vipers hibernate and may appear in torpid clusters for warmth. Specialists note multiple British viper varieties with varied colors.
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Dartmoor
Dertmoor
Westminster Gazette
Regents Day meeting of Washburn Chapter D A R
The Washburn Chapter D A R holds Regents Day at 2 30 PM with Mrs H M Smith on Walnut Street. State Convention report will be presented. Also notes on community events and local visits including Stroube family, church ladies union, and local obituaries.
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Washburn
H. M. Smith
Walnut Street
Ladies Union of the Christian Church
Andrew Thomas
Gillespie Street
Donners
Mrs. Brothers
Woman's League of
College Ave
Classifieds Fire Place Wood and Rentals
Fire place wood advertised at 4 dollars per card with tenure orders and phone number 65. For sale a Plymouth Rock cockerel at 287 L. Start a candy factory business from home with Frederick Kurn at 514 Walnut Street Philadelphia offering big pay. For rent a nicely furnished two room apartment at 410 S Jackson Street with water gas light and furnace heat.
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Frederick Kurn
Walnut Street
Philadelphia
S. Jackson Street
Fuller Brush Co. establishes Brazil sales rep for Greencastle area
G R Turney, Fuller Brush Co. representative for Putnam and Clay Counties, arrives from Chicago to set up in Greencastle with free demonstrations. He offers a free Fuller brush to every housewife who requests one at 1819 BE Market, Brazil, as the company opens this territory as a distributing center.
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Hartford
Conn
G. R. Turney
Putnam and
Clay Counties
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Chicago
BE. Market
Brazil
Greencastle
Vesper Service Delights Large Audience in Meharry Hall
The University Choir and University String Quartet offered the first Vesper service of the year in Meharry Hall on Sunday. The hall was filled to capacity as audiences praised the high quality program and the ensemble’s refined harmony.
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Lawrence Mahoney
Alexandria
Greencastle
Mr. Mahoney
Indiana University
Meharry Hall
University
van Denman Thompson
George. R. Grose
Hs - Thompson
President Grose
Bonnet Mr. Thompson
Rubenstein
Mozart
Shelley Miss Strong
Miss Johnson
Pale Wees
Schubert
Barnum
Sapp
Thompson
Division May Result Over Order To Go Out
Chicago October 17 Rail labor leaders weigh division over a planned strike set for October 30 by four big brother unions and the Switchmen’s Union. Eleven other unions threaten walkout and may isolate the strike to 400000 of 2000000 workers. Majority sentiment favors a united strike, with formal calls to come at meetings in Cleveland.
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Chicago
Four Big Brothers
Switchman's Union
Cleveland
E. J. Manion
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
St. Louis
Thomas M. Pierson
FE. F. Grabe
Timothy Healey
FE. H. Fitzgerald
Stenographers
The Toilers of the Sea tale of Gilliatt's siege against the rocks
The tale follows Deruchette's plea for a savior to recover the Durance engine after Captain Clubin sinks it among Pouvree rocks. Gilliatt, the devoted fisherman, endures months of peril using improvised gear to haul the engine intact. He battles a giant squid and discovers Clubin's treasure, then returns to find Deruchette wed to another. He vanishes as the tide rises, dying at sea.
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Channel Islands
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Ranteine
Jend
Loth
Clothia
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Imernsey
Deruchette
Gilliatt
Ila
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Durande
Guiliatt
Cuernsey
Ivine
Cilliatt
Letherry
Guernsey
Gilliat
Lethlerry
Gililatt
Gil- Matt
Anitter Wan
Uses of Lemons in Home Remedies
The Indianapolis Sentinel extols lemon juice as a cure and relief agent. It advises gargling with lemon and water for sore throat, lemon in coffee for headache, lemon juice with salt to remove rust, and hot lemonade to prevent bilious attacks and cure lung colds. It also mentions curdling milk with lemon juice to ease rheumatic swelling, thick lemon sugar mix for tickling coughs, lemon-soaked cloth to stop bleeding, and lemon juice added to fruit juices to help jell.
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Fragmentary Time Marks in Daily Ledger
OCR snippet shows multiple time stamps such as 12:46 p m 2:32 a m 8:25 a m 2:34 p m 5:21 pm, implying a sequence of recorded events. No clear subjects or actions are present to derive a full news item.
Gambling Part of Religion in Hindu Festival
A missionary beside a camp fire in Moloe woods recalls a Hindu festival day when gambling from sunrise to sunset honors Lakshmi the goddess of wealth. Large sums change hands to influence yearly fortunes with fast luck and risk of misfortune. cheating often accompanies heavy gambling.
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Moloe
Laksiun
Dog Carries Shingits in Noteung Town Field
Janesell a carpenter in Noteung trains an ordinary yellow hybrid dog to carry shingles up a hotel ladder. The dog climbs with a mouthful of shingles then returns for more, a sight that astonishes residents as spring work begins.
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Janesell
Noteung
Del
Dell
Mr. Dell
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