Hypnotism and odd cures in early modern health notes
A jumble of short items mentions hypnotism as a cure for alcoholism and wireless telegraphy as a life saving invention. There are stray notes about birth rates in France, a Toledo woman seeking a divorce, Native tensions, a milkman inventing an aerial delivery plane, and quirky musings on war, science, and anthropology.
Wisconsin State Hoard Seeks Why More People Do It
A Wisconsin effort examines why more residents engage in a certain activity. The initiative analyzes motives, societal factors, and regional trends to explain growing participation among diverse groups. Researchers aim to inform policy and community programs.
Unclear fragment hints at a historical figure elevation
Fragmentary OCR text mentions an attempted airport or event and a speaker from a Delaware house of representatives. Tim is noted as likely responsible for an elevation or advancement.
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Unclear note on King Edward and German contact
Fragmentary text describes King Edward and German contact aimed at a visit to Boyes Willem. It mentions purported aims to influence William toward happiness while discussing governance, with unclear wording and missing context.
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Public Ledger on University Education and Athlete Fame
The Philadelphia Public Ledger argues that public regard for a college should rest on liberal education rather than athletic prowess. It notes the media and public often honor physical strength over intellect, and urges emphasis on broad learning within university gates.
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Cupid laws spread across state legislatures
Legislatures push bills to boost the marriage market with schemes like Wisconsin a bachelors tax and a state bureau to supply wives while Texas contemplates annual proposals or double tax penalties. Baltimore American notes some women demand the ballot to influence laws.
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Simon Pure in Mrs Centivre's Bold Stroke for a Wife
Simon Pure is a character in Mrs Centivre's comedy A Bold Stroke for a Wife. He falls for a charming girl, is counterfeited by an impostor, then proves his own identity and authenticity. The phrase Simon Pure comes to mean the genuine real article.
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Romans and Etruscans Found Genetically Close
New research indicates the Romans and the Etruscans shared close genetic ties, reshaping views on ancient Italian populations and their origins. The finding challenges prior distinctions and suggests deeper cultural and historical connections between the two groups.
Conference Report Urges Care for Dependent Children
A Washington conference on January 25 debated a presidential message urging comprehensive reform to aid dependent children. It endorsed home life, preventive work, cottage systems, corporate agencies, state inspection, education supervision, and enduring organization to remove poverty driven harm and keep children within stable homes.
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Navy Appropriation Bill Probes West Coast Yards and Bases
The Senate deliberates a naval appropriation plan to fund ports and repair stations along the California coast south of San Francisco. Provisions include base establishment studies, Marine Corps duties on ships, and new commissions to study naval efficiency. Mare Island and Puget Sound receive specific funding asks, with hearings slated for April on the Harvester Oyster suit in Jefferson City.
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Georgia collision report remains undeclared by minister
Madrid reports that by Wednesday night the minister of Marine had no information on an alleged collision between the U S battleship Georgia and another vessel of the American fleet. The absence of official details leaves the incident unconfirmed and under review.
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Senate Moves To Confirm Knox As Secretary Of State
Senate action centers on a report from the Judiciary Committee led by chairman Skagtor Clark removing constitutional objections to Senator Knox's appointment as secretary of state in Taft's cabinet. The measure, amid debate, was sent to the House for action as soon as possible with a presidential statement on appropriations for wartime needs and a resolution tied to Lincoln's birthday observances. The House moved Thursday, debating the naturalization fee increase before adjourning.
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Britain Considers Commission on Liberia Crisis
Washington reports indicate Britain may fund a U S mission to Liberia to study conditions and advise on actions. Foreign offices fear the Liberian government cannot maintain control amid grave distress as foreign interests seek protection and troops move toward Monrovia.
Chicago Bananas Shipment Inquiry Across Rail Routes
Special Examiner Lyons investigates alleged overcharges on banana shipments from New Orleans to Iowa points via Burlington, Rock Island, and allied lines. The probe questions pricing practices and potential violations affecting commerce and regional traders.
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House Removes Architect of Ark Capitol
The Arkansas House on Thursday adopted a resolution removing George R. Mann as architect of the state capitol under construction. The action follows Governor Danagher’s charge that the building is not being properly constructed.
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Cripple Creek Woman Kills Husband in Home Shooting
Mrs Redelia Durham shot and instantly killed her husband Albert Durham a miner as two children slept. She says he abused her and she intended to shoot over his head. Police report no other injuries in Cripple Creek Colorado.
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Mahmout Fails To Throw Henry Ordeman In Handicap Bout
Minneapolis wrestlers Mahmout attempted to throw Henry Ordeman of Minneapolis in a handicap match. Mahmout agreed to throw the local man twice within forty five minutes.
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France Feels Earthquake Shocks District
A sharp earthquake rocked the Roder district Thursday morning following dull rumblings. Two oscillations were recorded with no damage reported. Local authorities describe the event as a minor seismic occurrence in France.
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Memtors of the heigature in Jackson Hole reported crisis
Reported in Cheyenne Wyre that twenty thousand wiki ok star in Jackson Hole. Dewp enn covered with hard cruel pre ven, free petliog to he grace beneath. Farmers' stacks broken as search for fomd continues. Relent Distributors meet difficulties distributing aid to carfhquete sufferers. Arrived here with terrible weather conditions.
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Robbery in New York prompts pursuit after diamonds stolen
An armed hold up at a jewelry window yields about $200 in diamonds. The thief, seen fleeing through a Pridas night alley, eludes police with a planned escape while a pursuing officer trails the path and delays. Separate notes describe Harry V Had ford’s Arctic journey plans and a northern Canada Alaska exploration itinerary.
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Legislature Sends Bills Limiting Governor on Elections
Nashville Tenn lower house passes three bills altering election machinery away from the governor. The measures already cleared the Senate and head to Governor Patterson, who is widely expected to veto them.
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Miss Moore Retains National Indoor Tennis Title
Miss E H Moore and partner Miss Erna Marcus defended their national indoor chess? titles in a Friday victory at the Seventh Regiment Armory courts in New York City.
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Bills to tighten residency for divorce cases passed
Lincoln Neb The legislature approved a bill increasing the required residency period for divorce applicants from six to twelve months. The measure aims to disrupt organized divorce colonies by prolonging wait times and adding scrutiny before filings.
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Lincoln bill creates department of political science and citizenship
The Nebraska senate Friday passed a bill to establish a department of political science and citizenship at the State University of Nebraska. William Jennings Bryan has been referenced in connection with the proposed school and its aims.
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Book That Aches All Day Disturbs Sleep at Night
Thomas N. McCulloush of Colorado Springs reports chronic backache and kidney trouble with nocturnal immobility and disordered urine. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, he claims relief began quickly and the cure was permanent, with products sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY for 59 cents.
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Barber Shop Closed on Sundays Restricts Kid’s Visit
In a rural exchange, a boy asks where to find “a kid-Nothin’ dein” while a barber shop is noted as closed on Sundays. The fragment hints at local commerce schedules affecting errands and family routines. No clear names or locations are provided.
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Crude description of antique globe and Sun instrument tale
A fragmented 17th century account describes Otto te Guericke and an elaborate copper globe device with a narrow Sun tube and alcohol, plus a pulley system. The text shifts to moralizing on fraternal aid and vagrancy, ending with abrupt, garbled dialogue about exchange and restraint.
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Unclear Excerpt From Harpers Weekly Narrative
A fragmented Harpers Weekly excerpt recalls Mr Fleeten and youth tales about summer boarders and a mother fearing a scar. It describes a five year old injured child and a boy joking about a tooth: a nurse or doctor is summoned, the mother laments a potential disfigurement, and the child reassures with a toothy quip.
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From Coffee to Postum Boosts Health Says Reader
A large number of people find relief by switching from coffee to Postum daily. A young woman shares that coffee caused stomach issues insomnia and headaches before trying Postum. She reports better sleep, fewer headaches stronger stomach and improved well being. Her brother also improved after quitting coffee for Postum. Postum Co Rattle Creek Mich. Read The Road to Wellville in perc. There's a Reason.
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