Interview on imperialism and Philippine policy by Judge McAtee
A long dialogue with Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice John L. McAtee discusses Bryan's anti imperial stance and the territorial question. He traces Democratic ideas to Calhoun and Taney, contrasts them with Lincoln era Republican policy, and defends U.S. governance of the Philippines based on constitutional duties, international law, and ongoing efforts toward stable government.
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Peema To Phower Minds Etmple Cruelty, Or As Mr. Dyan
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Local Perspiration and Its Remedies From Youth's Companion
A historical note on excessive sweating of the feet hands and face linked to neuralgia. Advises reduced warm baths, regular drying and powdering with talc boric acid and magnesium borate, antiseptic stocking treatment, and topical astringents or tannin solutions. Recommends physician supervision for severe cases.
Deteriorating Cold Storage Meat Warns of Health Risks
A Sanitary Record warns that frozen and cold stored meat loses nourishing quality after time, becoming unsuitable and potentially diarrhoeal. It says canned fruits and vegetables also degrade, warns against stale milk and cream, and notes rancid butter can be treated but cold storage food remains damaged by long keeping, risking starvation without dietary change.
Chautauqua System Inaugurated in 1874 Origins and Growth
The Chautauqua system of summer education began in 1874 founded by Lewis Miller of Akron Ohio and Rev John H Vincent bishop of the Methodist Episcopal Church The first assembly opened in August 1874 on the northern shore of Chautauqua Lake near an evolving city with hotels and facilities for lectures and recitations Since then a yearly assembly has continued The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle started in 1878 and built a network of home reading circles totaling over 230000 enrollments and 9600 literary circles by now with around 25600 current participants.
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Ai Ron
Ohio
John H. Vincent How
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Danish Prose Writer Corie Euler Dies at 84
Curit Bularm Dewi reports the Danish author Professor Drom ball, known as Corie Euler, has died aged 84. Widely popular among Danish prose writers, his historic novels were prolific and many editions circulated abroad through translations.
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Dromball
Corie Euler
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