Light Rays Fight Baldness Theory From Finsen Lab
A detailed summary of Dr. Finsen's sun and violet blue light therapy for baldness and skin infections describes bactericidal rays, methods to concentrate them, and experiments showing penetration through tissue. It notes sunbeam separation, device cooling, and successful treatment of lupus with the technique.
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Pr Finsen
Iy Finsen
Finsen
Eurmmer
Rss
Shawn Wee
Frinser
Gestalle
Fineen
Women's Gardening Fad Spreads Across Europe
The article describes amateur gardening by women as a growing fad in Europe, led by noble and elite circles in England, France, Germany, and Sweden. It highlights Fru Svartling of Riseberga in Sweden, who started a garden school for 14 women, blending field work with botany and promoting outdoor health after winter.
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Europe
England
France
Germany
Sweden
Fru
Stina Svartlog
von Hofeten
Riseberga
Orebra
Fru Svartling
Thun
Norway
Finland
Svartling
European titled women join rise of women in agriculture
Public interest grows as high society women from Sweden, London, and Paris embrace the notion of upper class women learning farming. Initial amusement gives way to approval as the Riseberga school gains prominence and more European schools follow.
Cheetal Training And Vintage Hunting Tactics Described
A historical piece explains old fashioned hunting methods and a Cheetal vehicle used as a conversion proxy. It details how the Cheetal is trained and employed in field sport, noting witness descriptions and the traditional approach.
Cheetah Hunts Deer for Gaikwar of Baroda in India
Toronto readers relay a vivid account of Baroda’s Gaikwar using cheetahs to hunt deer in his territory aided by foreign attendants. An eyewitness details the stalk from carts to the moment a cheetah seizes the buck and the keeper drains blood for the animal. The report also notes dramatic medical cures in Toronto, highlighting grafts and a miraculous recovery aided by Dr Arnold's English Toxin Pills.
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Highness
Bareda
Guikwar
India
Niles
Gaikwar
Baroda
Tah
Lord Dufferin
Toronto
George Roberts
Armstrong Avenue
Toronto Opera House
Adelaide Street
Roberts
Laura Sheehan
St. Michael's Hospital
Mouths as Measures of Minds and Morals From Odd Isles
A collection of humorous and moral vignettes on lips and beauty standards, a Maine teacher and her pup tale, and oriental advertising quips. It compares beauty myths with wit, recounting a boy’s tender rebuke of his dog and noting epistolary humor from London Answers.
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Maine
Mary
Joe
Sam Weller
London
Greeley debates suffrage ally on war duties
Horace Greeley argued against women's suffrage by citing wartime duties. The suffrage advocate answered that she would stay in an office and urge others to fight, illustrating a practical stance on gender roles in conflict.
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Horace Greeley
Mr. Greeley
The French Generals Infirm Yet Retired
Editorials note twenty French generals to be retired for age and infirmity with little known ages. The Brooklyn Citizen questions their fitness while the St. Louis Republic argues France should appoint stronger generals for any move on England amid the South African troubles, criticizing the Dreyfus trial era.
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Brooklyn
France
England
Dreyfus
St. Louis Republic
The Pernicious Grumbling Habit Advice
A Ladies' Home Journal excerpt counsels parents to curb child grumbling early. It urges remedy for valid complaints, silent endurance when improvement is impossible, and changing surroundings to avoid chronic complaint.
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Ladies’' Home Journal
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Munich
Amelous
Joer
Iolet
Erepe
Lewise
Tauss
Teneerk, Prine
Garden School
Mighness
Garoda
M & WN. W. Railway
Baltimore Herald
Greeley
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