Lessons in First Aid for Dislocations and Sprains
A Philadelphia Press feature recounts a mother learning first aid from a trained nurse. It covers bandaging techniques for sprains and fractures, managing nosebleeds with proper head posture, burns care with baking soda and oil, and creating a tourniquet using a handkerchief and stick.
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Freddie
Philadelphia Press
Divorce Request Asked After Nighttime Entrance
A judge questions grounds for divorce as the client seeks relief after an incident at 3 am when he enters through a door. The lawyer notes the wife habitually eats crackers in bed, contributing to the case details.
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Indianapolis Journal
Brooklyn Dagle
The Marriage Tie Debate in Victorian Society
Lady Jeune argues in the Saturday Review that marriage should not be judged by the same standard for men and women. She asserts that infidelity justifies divorce for a husband, but questions imposing equal moral scrutiny on women, praising a lasting conjugal bond as a pure companionship when youth fades.
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Lady Jeune
Saturday Review
The Haunted Kitchen Belated Cook Flees in Fright
A frightened cook erupts in a panic and flees the kitchen after a spooky disturbance. Neighbors report strange noises and a rapid exit from the dwelling as police investigate the eerie claims.
Remarkable vendetta and other oddities narrated
A 19th century column recounts a Russian Finn with a walrus vendetta in Alaska, a bicycle tire safety claim against lightning, a government clerk tormented by insomnia and a haunted gas bill incident, culminating in a want ad for a settled colored woman.
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Debney
Puebla
Alaska
Sound
Iowa Circle
The
Star
Thirteenth Street
Washington Star
A Monster Book From China’s Imperial Library
A Casell’s World of Wonders note details a vast Chinese encyclopedia housed at the British Museum library. Commissioned by Kang-he, it spans 28 centuries from 1000 B C to 1700 A D, with six divisions on heavens earth mankind nature philosophy and political economy.
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British Museum Library
Cassell
China
B. C
Kang-he
Kang
Sparrows Not Served as Reedbirds Solve Nuisance
A Philadelphia Times note says few city eateries serve sparrows as reedbirds, turning the sparrow nuisance into a manageable business problem. A quoted reflection on prejudice discusses preformed judgments and the ancient division of time into months and weeks.
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Philadelphia Times
McDonald and Kinard Accident Insurance Agents
Insurance firm McDonald and Kinard offers weekly benefits of 25 dollars to workers who cannot work due to injury or accident, providing income protection under their coverage plan.
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McDonald & Kinard
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