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Newspaper
Kennewick Courier
Location
Kennewick, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
7
A new institute in Newawes_Germany opens to educate blind deaf mutes through touch and guided learning. Helen Keller, highlighted as a remarkable student, ascribes her speech, singing, and education to teacher Mrs. John Macy who has guided her since infancy, drawing global attention.
The article highlights efforts by the New York committee on prevention of blindness to curb wood alcohol use. It cites cases of blindness and death from ingestion or inhalation, notes mislabeling risks, and urges ventilation, stronger labeling, and statutory controls to curb widespread danger.
French physicist Professor Dassaux says he has produced a cold light by rapidly flashing and resting the electrical current to separate light from heat. The device promises higher lamp currents without heat, enabling more efficient indoor lighting and potentially a single lamp replacing many.
A rapid action image shows W. Hicks, player-manager of the Australian tennis team, mid leap to intercept a flying ball on a New York court. The caption notes the camera never lies and highlights how motion is captured beyond human perception.
A look at Washington society under the new administration notes Mrs. Mahlon Pitney and daughter Miss Beatrice Pitney as prominent hosts. The photograph shows them in their box at the Washington horse show, emblematic of the season’s social life amid a new official family.
A corrected exchange questions grammar when Johnny asserts he has one sister. A St Paul Pioneer Press aphorism notes people delay certainty, while a Jefferson quote contrasts choices between economy and liberty or profusion and servitude.
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