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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1911

Page

8

Cat at Risk as Bullets Singe Lawn in Robins Feud

A neighborhood scare in Hackensack New Jersey follows three bullets fired at a cat killing a robin. One bullet pierced a wall and nearly struck a dining room table occupant while two others narrowly missed two passing boys. The cat escaped unharmed. Clara Barton and the Red Cross are celebrated for wartime relief and future treaty influence.

Robins Antoinette Perkina Hackensack Robin Clara Barton America Europe

Pointers for the Motorist on Tire Safety

An article advises drivers to avoid blaming tire makers for blowouts. It stresses that underinflation and overloading cause tire wear and failure, often due to driver carelessness. It suggests reading the Michelin Book of Bibendum for guidance on inflation and load limits.

Michelin Tire Company Milltown New Jersey

October Stormy Month Forecast In Weather Notes

A round up of October weather warns of multiple storm periods centered on October 3 4 7 and 13 15 with rain wind thunder and snow northward. Violent lake and gulf region disturbances follow, with colder winds and rising barometers. Ends with a warmer trend and rains turning to snow in western fringes as November nears.

Lake Gulf Great Lakes Agricul

Restoring Life in Japan with Seventh Vertebra Pounding

English scientist Prof. A Abrams studies Japanese revival methods. He describes a practice where after collapse a practitioner pummels the seventh cervical vertebra to restore consciousness then positions the patient and assists walking. Report notes mixed medical explanations, yet travelers’ tales of cures appear increasingly substantiated.

Prof A. Abrams Abrams

Body and mind must advance in balance says Spencer

Nature acts as strict accountant, preserving balance by deductions. Primitive society valued bodily vigor, but modern life prizes mental power. Education now ignores the body, while bodily health underlies mental strength. Spencer argues for a combined view of ancient and modern conceptions.

Herbert Spencer Battle Creek America Gol

Inefficient Paris Post Office Frustrates Mails to Paris

Paris merchants and foreign chambers decry the first post in Paris for failing to deliver English mails on time. Mails arrive late due to late trains, causing deliveries to slip to the second post by midday. Newspapers and printed matter never reach Paris on the first post, despite repeated inquiries and promises of reform.

Paris Paris Chamber of Commerce Foreign Chambers of Commerce Pardes First Post Post Ofice London Express

Syphoned Oxygen in Ocean Depths Theory

The article discusses a theory by Dr Henry Carl Hering that ocean depths receive air from above by pressure. It compares gas solubility under pressure to champagne, noting surface waves saturate water with air and deeper layers force air pockets downward, enriching oxygen at depth.

Carl Heringe

Dr Topham Surgeon at Central Emergency Hospital

An obscure clipping notes Dr. Topham, a surgeon at Central Emergency Hospital, in connection with an accident. The report says the man was treated by Dr. Topham and the body was sent to the morgue, illustrating space constraints shaped the wording.

Topham Central Emergency Hospital San Francisco Chronicle

Changeable Women Clash in Sharp Dueling Voices

In this Variety style exchange two characters, Bloode and Slobbs, argue about Mrs. Dashaway’s constantly shifting mood and appearance. Bloode proclaims the woman as utterly changeable while Slobbs agrees, noting she has never kept the same complexion twice, highlighting a comic/dramatic bite.

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