Fragmented ancient text on language and rites described
The passage describes a distant world with worship in temples, an archaic mix of Shakespearean and old American dialect, and women wearing gold jewelry and feathers. It notes a peculiar social practice where people wear wheels on their feet for circular movement, suggesting a speculative, antiquated setting.
Remarkable Oslerization Figures Reported in Chicago
Chicago, Jan 1 2007 reports from the Osler institute for December show that 8 225 subjects were benefited by ending their troubles. The figures mark a drop from 17 299 males over 63 who sought release last month. Superintendent Mary Olage cites ages as a factor and mocks the idea of Oslerizing women saying it would degrade civilization and is impracticable.
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Record Hammer Toss Sets Unverified World Mark in New Jersey
John Oliver, not a noted shot putter, reportedly threw a 6 inch hammer at Polo Grounds into New Jersey. Officials expect several days to confirm measurement, but claim a world record is implied. Also noted are career milestones for Cal and Smith, with references to historic champions and club events.
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New Jersey
Martian collision sinks Aero liner Mercury in sky disaster
In a sensational spectacle over San Francisco the Aero liner Mercury collided head on with its sister planet Mars at 47 500 meters and plummeted toward the Berkeley hills. The crash killed 2 976 passengers including society guest s and notable travelers. Investigations underway as toll and damages mount.
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Mars
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Panama Canal
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Morello Dumont
Santos Dumont
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Sorenson
Larry Smith
Smith
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Sacramento
Pardee
Mercy Hospital
Chicago
Denver
Yonomana
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Great Woman Catherine Platt Waterbury Dies At Lenark
Nation mourns as Catherine Cecil Platt-Waterbury, famed scientist, dies quietly. The self described discovery of living on the inside of the earth sparked debate. burial set for Wednesday at Lenark, Ill. Aero funeral train to depart New York at 10 a.m. Wednesday.
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Catherine Cecil Platt-Waterbury
Catherine Platt-Waterbury
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Piles cured in six to fourteen days with PAZO Ointment
Promises rapid relief for itching bleeding or protruding piles with PAZO Ointment. Guarantees cure within six to fourteen days or the purchase refunded. Includes price of 50 cents.
Help Wanted Notice In The Sun Classified Ad
A short classifieds item offers free insertion of a ten word help wanted notice for three days in The Sun. It indicates male help is sought and mentions general employment framing.
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Pedagogues Protest Salary Cut Across the Galaxy
The Universal Association of Collegiate and Academic Instructors protests the proposed drop in professors pay from 150 a day to 1.26. It notes workers’ lower wages, blue denim uniforms, and a Mars trade disruption as context, while the International Labor council questions whether professors should have children, warning of potential unrest and threats to the social order.
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International Labor Council
Samuel Gompers
Mars
International Latbor Council
Great Commonwealth
Safety Valve and Society’s Oddities
A critical voice mocks repeated safety failures in air transport and meteor insurance, notes the Rockefellers and antiwealth laws, critiques Japan’s university access, and ridicules a hair growth discovery while imagining a 1908 oil magnate deathbed theft of hair.
Startling Discovery From Paris Excavations Report
Berlin reports Prof Zangwill of Prague University and five scientists including M Andreaux Prof Steinfeldt and John Seeley have submitted findings to the International Historical congress on Paris ruins. The study claims Paris was a center of art and science in early 20th century and that its destruction erased many great works.
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Zangwill
Prague University
M. Jeanndreaux
Steinfeldt
John Seeley
International Historical Congress
Paris
Louvre
Peruna claims open sales to the public as a household remedy
The company vows to sell Peruna to the people not doctors and to publish full claims and testimonials. It declares the remedy a trusted household medicine with guaranteed ingredients on the label, ready to defend its honesty against critics and to expand internationally.
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