Temperance by moderation the best path says scientist
The associate of Metchnikoff discusses alcohol use and life span. He argues highly alcoholic drinks are poisons but light beer and wine aid health and urges temperate drinking as a normal daily practice. He cites Russia US France and warns against blanket prohibition to achieve true temperance.
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America
Russia
France
United States
Germany
Italy
Mountain couple’s odd widow joke and heaven mixup
An elderly Tennessee couple mourns a son as the wife jokes about never raising that pay. A child mishears heaven as “Gay” and asks if they’ll go, parent replies yes hoping for it, but the boy worries the father must stay for business.
Fall Creek Parkway Plan Expands Citywide Boulevard
A North Indianapolis project details a grand parkway along Fall creek from Northwestern avenue to Capitol avenue with a natural rustic landscape. The plan envisions a broad parkway connecting Garfield Brookside Riverside and Eagle creek parks, wrapping around the city and linking major green spaces.
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Indianapolis
Fall Creek
Northwestern Avenue
Illinois Street
Senate Avenue
Twentythird Street
Capitol Avenue
Fair Bank
Illinois
Central Avenue
Pleasant Run
Pogue's Run
White River
Elsenberger Woods
Garfield
Brookside
Riverside
Thirty-sixth
Broo'side Park
Crown Hill
Tilverside Park
Tall Creek
Fall Cree
Garfield Park
Eagle Creek
Statehouse
Military Park
River Parkway
Taft Speech Paralleled with Southern Address
Collier's Weekly notes a hypothetical Taft speech to be delivered in New Hampshire. The author suggests adapting a Charlotte North Carolina address to urge Northern states to soften partisan divides and maintain strong opposition for good government.
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Taft
Beverly
Mass
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Manchester
Neshua
Concord
Democratic Party
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Charlotte
Vermont
Maine
South
Collier's. Weekly
American tourist catalogs Warwick Castle items
An American visitor at Warwick Castle asks for famous items and, after a quick exchange with the doorkeeper, declines to view them in person. He proceeds with a catalogue plan to visit Coventry Stratford-on-Avon and Leamington, aiming for Sheffield the next morning on business.
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Warwick Castle
Charles I
Vandyke
Coventry
Stratford-on-Avon
Leamington
Sheffield
A Proper Youth in Mrs Poole's Dining Room
A quiet scene unfolds as a stringed band hidden behind a floral screen plays Meyerbeer music in Mrs Poole's dining room. The daughter seeks conversation with a shy, apparently mute guest who replies he has never drunk lager, signaling social tension.
It’s Pretty Tough on Dad
A humorous verse by Hank about a baby narrator six months old describes the constant work and sacrifices of the father. The baby praises mother but notes dad bears the burden of nightly milk warming, comforting, laundry, and chores while mom is blamed for anger and praise is given to the child’s mother.
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Hank
Dad
Pop
Daa
Playing postman in a wardrobe drawer tale
A cheeky child tells his mother he retrieved real letters from their home. He says the old ones in his wardrobe drawer were tied with ribbon, implying a playful misdirection about how letters reached their neighbors. The exchange echoes a London Opinion humor piece about child mischief and pretend mail delivery.
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