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Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1907

Page

6

Whisky origins and Irish claims to distillation

The article traces whisky origins to Ireland claiming the spirit, naming uisgne as the source of the word and asserting Irish teaching of distillation to the Scots. It notes Arabians early distillation, cites 13th century Arnaldus de Villanova, and mentions Raymond Lully. St Patrick is cited as teaching distillation, with early whisky used medicinally rather than as a beverage.

Bertha Aronaldus de Villa Nova Nova Raymond Lully Majorca Manalion Estine Dally St. Patrick Lownver Hotly Coast

Fear Tsetse Fly Invading India

The article discusses experts debating the potential spread of the tsetse fly to India. It notes sleeping sickness caused by the bite has no known remedy and warns of grave consequences if the pest reaches populous regions. The fly has recently expanded across equatorial Africa, tracing trade routes and threatening new areas.

India Uganda German East Africa

Lightning flashes like clocks in mid storm observed

An English observer notes that lightning in storms seems irregular but originates from two or three centers that emit discharges at regular intervals. In a July 105 storm the northern center sent 30 flashes at 16 30 45 60 and 90 second gaps, the southern 16 flashes at 17 34 and 51 second gaps. Just before a great flash the sky briefly glows in the storm area.

Moon Not Lighted Tale At Gloucester Meeting

Mise Corliss Babson, famed as a champion woman hitch jumper, told a quaint children story at Wascar. She recalled walking with a little girl in Gloucester and misidentifying the moon as the morning sun, noting the moon was not lighted. The girl disagreed with the odd remark.

Mise Corliss Babson Wascar Gloucester

East in Education Gaps Surprise Western Readers

A Northern Atlantic region shows 5.8 percent illiteracy in cities 25,000 plus and 7.5 percent outside. The North Central states report 3.3 percent urban and 4.6 percent rural illiteracy. The North Atlantic hosts 67 universities with 29,995 undergrads and 3,008 grads. North Central has 187 schools with 40,557 undergrads and 2,827 grads. Miss Pasay Oh and The Captain exchange a line in a charity tall.

Middle West North Atlantic New England New York New Jersey Pennsylvania North Central Ohio Indiana Lne Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri North South Dakota Nebraska Kansas

Geneva Canton Viper Killers Go On Strike Over Wages

In Geneva Switzerland the viper killers strike after the department of justice and police cut rewards from one franc to 50 centimes per serpent killed. The dispute leaves woods near Geneva discouraged for walkers as authorities urge caution.

Switzerland Geneva Department of Justice and Police Chicago Chronicle

February 30 Onboard Siberia Aboard Pacific Steamer

An observer found a menu dated February 80 1904 aboard the Siberia crossing from Yokohama to San Francisco. He learned the date was correct due to the calendar shift during a leap year voyage, with a day gained between Japan and America at the end of February.

Pacific Siberia Yokohama San Francisco Japan America

Lengthening Life in The Grand Army of Napoleon

Dr A B Gibson notes that veterans of Napoleon’s army were mostly under 35 at their peak, describing a past era of brief lifespans and impulsive youth while contrasting it with today’s extended youthful vitality and longer lives.

A. BE. Gibson Thackeray de Florae

Willie and Papa dialogue from Woman's Companion

In a brief exchange from Woman's Companion Willie asks Willie Papa if a liar goes to the bad place and Twickenham answers certainly. Willie reflects on distance from mother as the line shifts to a domestic moral tone.

Willie Papa Twickenham

Rubber tree cultivation in Cuba offers long term收益

A National Magazine of Cuba article describes planting rubber trees six meters apart to reach 20 feet by 15 to 20 years, allowing intercropping with beans cassava maize and other crops. tapping begins year five or six with gradual yield growth toward six pounds annually by the eighth to seventh year, suggesting extended productive life.

National Magazine of Culm Sears

Light and Blood Effects of Darkness and Color

Dr Derany of the Finsen Institute in Copenhagen reports experiments showing darkness lowers total blood by about 3 to 3.3 percent and reduces heart blood. Red light mirrors darkness, blue light increases blood and heart content. Light baths may raise blood levels within four hours. darkness raises pressure while intensive light lowers it. Animals born in darkness or red light weigh more but have only half as much blood as those born normally.

Derany Finsen Institute Copenhagen

By the Pale Moonlight She Oh Perey Thought

Fragmentary mock dialogue hints at a stage moment with characters debating a notion under moonlight. the wording is fractured and verbal, offering a glimpse of a playful exchange rather than a full scene. No clear event or participants are established in the readable text.

Lafayette

Sailor’s Novel Idea On Using Cyclone Winds For Navigation

A French mariner proposes exploiting favorable winds at a cyclone’s edge to guide ships. By barometer readings and other instruments, he aims to determine the storm’s direction and set a course that rides the atmospheric sweep without entering the storm’s dangerous center.

Heating power of different woods surprised researchers

Washington scientists contest common belief that hardwoods burn hotter than soft woods. Linden wood, though very soft, shows the greatest heating value. Fir is next, nearly equal to Linden, followed by pine. Oak is eight percent lower than Linden and red beech ten percent lower.

Washington

Knicker and Subbubs exchange sharp barbs over supply

A terse exchange hints at a hidden dispute between Knicker and Subbubs about a seed catalogue. The dialogue implies unresolved issues and mutual skepticism about the project. No concrete facts or dates are provided in the fragment.

Kodol Digests What You Eat Advertised Claim

An old advertisement touts Kodol as a cure for indigestion and sour stomach. It promises relief from loss of appetite weakness headaches and stomach debility by digesting what you eat. The ad cites S S Bal of Revenseeed Wisconsin and Leroy Farmer as the seller.

Dawitt & CO Chicago

Twice-a-Week Republic offers three years for a dollar

The Twice-A Week Republic of St. Louis offers a remarkable subscription: three full years for 100 dollars, 512 eight-page papers, good until May 31, 1907. New and renewing subscribers can start the three-year term before June 1, 1907, at one dollar. Send orders to the Republic, St. Louis, Missouri.

Republic St. Louis United States The

Misywuri Railroads and Population Atlas Revealed

A dense pamphlet details county and town indexes, populations, and rail routes, with listed stations and distances. It advertises opportunities for energetic readers to engage with the nationwide survey, backed by RAND and MONALLY & Co.

For "Ale On Fxomaxer" First Class Business Stand

An excellent business prospect offers a fully updated stand with new buildings and improvements on 55 acres of level woodland near a major crossroads and church. The venture includes 1406 watchk of general merchandise and aims to net 1200 to 1204 yearly after expenses. The owner seeks sale or exchange for about a 120 acre well improved farm. Contact Henny McRmann, Gers d Mo, Franklin Co for details.

Big Cross Road

Important Summer Announcement at State Norms Event

An unusual notice describes a summer program at the State Norms featuring a recurring event with certificates and training for growth. The text mentions teachers, a fund, a spring event, and a contact at a local address with unclear details.

Senovl Warren-toen

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