Real Inquiry Into Alcohol Energy Value and Effects
The Carnegie Nutrition Laboratory reviews alcohol as a food energy source but warns it yields mood lowering effects and depressant action. Dr Benedict notes alcohol burns heat but slows reflexes and impairs voluntary control, with no clear facilitation of motor processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwater
Nutrition Laboratory
Carnegie Institution
Francis G. Benedict
New York Academy of Medicine
Benedict
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Armand Gautier
Paris
Lodge
Dr. Benedict
Open Letter on Dog Control Rules for Hunters and Owners
The writer quotes 1909 and 1915 state laws clarifying when dogs may be trained on wild game from September through March under master control and that dogs may not run at large or be killed on private land without a tax tag. Joseph Kalbfus, Secretary, Game Commission.
Aged witness recalls lantern signal in fatal night crash
The incident centers on a black flagman nicknamed Rastus who warned a driver with a lantern before an express train struck a buggy. Despite gruelling cross examination, he stood by his story as the division superintendent praised his steadiness and feared the lawyer would question his light.
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Rastus
Gwine
Will you marry me my pretty maid dialogue survives
A fragment shows a flirtatious exchange with a question about marriage and a witty response about an automobile, illustrating social banter and gendered humor of the period. The line preserves character and cadence in a brief vignette.
Weighing Conscience by the Scruple and Ounce
A witty exchange features lines about weighing conscience by the ounce and by the scruple, reflecting humorous wordplay on moral weighing. The dialogue hints at gravity and humor in moral choice.
Why They Are Caught Says Criminals Talk Too Much
William J. Burns claims criminals reveal themselves by talking. He recalls a San Francisco graft case in which a Honduran exile and a visiting American dodged extradition gaps. A wary detective noted a prominent Eastern lawyer who leaked clues, confirming the risk of careless speech.
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William J. Burns
San Francisco
Honduras
United States
Teguciglapa
Hon- Curas
United States Secret Service
Little Clues Reveal a Criminal’s Downfall
The speaker notes that the last incarceration cost him two fingers of his right hand and argues that small, seemingly insignificant acts by criminals often lead to their detection despite a surrounding air of mystery. The remark underscores how minor details can expose deliberate patterns in crime.
Fragmentary dialogue hints at troubled marriage scene
Readable lines show a speaker addressing an older man about his wife leaving or not leaving. The exchange hints at emotional strain and depression without clear resolution or broader context.
Desperate Criminals Describe Notorious Woman Robber
Henry tells Omar about a female train robber who allegedly invented the sawed off skirt in a vivid street encounter. The dialogue portrays a bold, mythic thief framed as a city legend.
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Omar
Henry
Hershey’s Growing Value and Community Benefits
Since Hershey began thirteen years ago land and building values have steadily risen. Homebuyers profit from foresight and savings while enjoying a healthy, safe town with top schools, free libraries, playgrounds, gyms, clubs, and extensive public amenities. Investors gain from town improvements adding value beyond property itself.
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Hershey
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Secretary of ‘the Game ‘Board
Joseph Kalbfus
Game Commission
Detective. Burns
Lebanon Valley
DEPT
Hershey Store Company
West Hershey
Walter T. ‘Bradley
S. E. Carrier
Philadelphia
New York
Harrisburg
Hershey Improvement Company
Hershey Trust Company
Hershey Improvement
Hershey, Pennsylvania
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