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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1905
Page
7
A scientific note explains laughter as full body exercise. It details muscle engagement in the face neck chest and abdomen and describes effects on the heart lungs liver and nerves. It likens a hearty laugh to a nerve storm that dissipates mental clouds and improves well being.
Father John P. Chidwick known as the Little Father for Maine’s crew has returned to his flock. He once held the largest navy insurer policy, and a letter offering an extra hazardous clause after the disaster prompted him to reply that his wardroom role proved the danger and he would not return the policy.
A Philadelphia study reports single service paper milk bottles made from spruce wood fiber sterilized by paraffin at 212 degrees. The paper bottles show less leakage, lower bacterial content, and keep milk fresh longer than glass, suggesting nationwide adoption could cut washing and depot costs without raising prices. Further trials urged to confirm daily use benefits.
Russians widely own horses and spend on racing, with seasons from April 15 to October 25. Races run late into the night, sometimes ten or twelve in a day, under cold, rugged winters that temper horses for sound feet and legs.
The author notes Hery measured radio waves at 180 feet crest to crest while Marconi used waves 600 feet long or more for Atlantic telegraphy. These waves travel at nearly the speed of light, about 184000 miles per second, highlighting the enormous velocity of electromagnetic waves.
The top salaried woman is Miss Anna L Amendt, first assistant to Mr. G E Tarbell, second vice president of Equitable Life. Her annual pay is $12,000. Visitors must explain their business to her, with only one in ten passing. She started as a stenographer at 15 a week twelve years ago. Her motto is Molasses goes a great deal farther than vinegar.
Montanswan farm reports a crop of potatoes grown without conventional vines. Researchers note unusual growth, indicating a potential new tuber development method and possible yield implications for local markets.
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