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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1905
Page
6
The article explains King Edward’s method of reading the press through two cuttings agencies. Each day they deliver every line about him, which is sorted by his secretaries and pasted into albums. He tolerates personal paragraphs but once demanded removal of a paragraph deemed in poor taste.
A New Orleans guest recalls a Texas ranch hunt along the Nueces river near San Antonio. After a long wait under a mesquite, his host slept, then guided him to roosting turkeys at sunset. A superb drive produced four of the birds, ending with the lesson learned about Texas hunting methods.
In central Sonora the Yaqui Indians, noted fighters with a turbulent history, killed two Chicago men Dr. Robert Coy and John Kenneth Mackenzie and others in their party. Encroachment and unrest sparked revolts, including a 1884 87 uprising and massacres near Mazatlan, with deportations to Yucatan.
Soldiers in the Dutch army must swim as well as fight. Cavalry horses cross rivers with collapsible boats and oarsmen guiding the way. Officers and men are trained to traverse water with gear, horses, and even dogs riding on shoulders, often in full war accoutrements.
Suc cess Magazine cites Orson Swett Marden advising sane people to drop habits that shape negative thinking. The list urges eliminating fate excuses weather blame future evils pretending gloom nagging worrying misfires self pity envy and self centered talk, plus delaying action and blaming others.
The Chicago Tribune describes Puget Sound and Columbia River salmon shipped in cold storage to Copenhagen and other European ports. A shipment via New York and Copenhagen handled 30,000 Columbia River Chinook without a loss, showing cold storage salmon export as an expanding, competitive trade against canneries.
An observed claim asserts that higher civilization correlates with slower sensory motion, stating experiments show white ears respond in 147 thousandths of a second, Black ears in 130 thousandths, and Indigenous ears in 116 thousandths, implying racial differences in auditory response.
A garbled Chicago Daily News item depicts a doctor remarking on a patient’s appetite after a bottle of tone removal. The dialogue hints at a curious scene where soda crackers appear as a contrast to medical advice.
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