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Iuka Vidette in Iuka, Mississippi

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Iuka Vidette

Location

Iuka, Mississippi, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1909

Page

3

Starch Eaters and a Laundry Girl’s Curious Habit

A doctor recalls a ten year study on starch eating linked to anaemia and gum chewing among working girls. A laundry worker cast doubt on gums, turned to starch for a whitening complexion, but the habit harmed digestion and blood quality as the doctor notes starch has no real medical value. The account highlights the difficult process of giving up starch chewing.

Apprenticeship System in Decline and Proposed Remedies

The article contrasts the scarcity of skilled artisans with many youths trained in technical institutes. It discusses the need for extended apprenticeship, notes European progress via night schools, and questions overreliance on industrial training. It advocates a return to the dignity of labor and practical diversion of talent to hands-on crafts.

Stauls Eliot of Marvard Great Britain

The Limits of Woman’s Reason in Public Life

A dated critique argues that women lack practical-mindedness and common sense in political or economic problems. It asserts a fictional scale where a perfect mind would only apply ten percent and an average woman five percent, condemning suffrage and labeling rational women as inherently nonsexual.

Government moves to curb coal mine disasters at Pittsburg station

A U S government funded experiment station in Pittsburg advances safety by testing explosives and coal dust as mining hazards. It reports that coal dust can explode without gas, aims to standardize safe explosives, and notes rescue corps expansion as miners gain helmeted training.

United States United States Geological Survey Pittsburg Wiss Monongah West Virginia Hanna Wyoming Marianna Pennsylvania Experiment Station Ose Rothers Europe Ope

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