Surgeons Claim Vein to Artery Transplants Pioneer Cure Hope
Chicago report details Dr Alexis Carrel and Dr Guthrie experiments at Univ of Chicago lab where veins are connected to arteries in dogs. They aim to reverse circulation, graft vessels to treat brain liver kidney and heart disease, with plans to transplant veins across other animals.
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Alexis Carrel
Pe CC. Guthrie
Hall
University of Chicago
Chicago Dispatch
Carrel
Guthrie
Gill
Feeding the King of Spain Real schedule of Alfonso dining
The king of Spain maintains a palace cook at 4 a m and follows a five meal daily plan. 8 a m breakfast includes tea coffee and eggs. 11 a m luncheon features soup two entrees a joint vegetables and fruit. 4 p m tea or Spanish wine and snacks. 7 p m dinner offers soups entrees a joint vegetables ices and champagne. 9 30 p m tea wine cold meat crackers cakes and dessert.
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Spain
Gary
Broadway
Harper's Weekly
Iscuriai Palace
Alfonso
Park row barber offers premium trading stamps with services
A New York barber crafts a trading stamp scheme, giving premium certificates with each shave and two with every shampoo, hair cut, massage, or bath. The stamps redeemable only in his shop, per a dated back coupon, outline rewards such as fifteen certificates for a free shave and twenty five for a tree hair cut or shampoo.
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Park Row
New York
Pittsburg Dispatch
Sunlight Theory as Cause of Cancer Stirs Debate
Chicago’s Professor James Nevins Hyde proposes cancer results from sunray injury to the skin. New York experts test his claim as outbreaks rise. Hyde cites skin sensitivity to ultraviolet and Roentgen rays, noting blondes most at risk and darker skin offering protection. He suggests thick veils for sensitive individuals and cites tropical immune observations.
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James Nevinshyde
Chicago
New York
Hyde
Tropics
U Hyde
Professor Hyde
Famous Royal Gorge Bridge to Span Colorado Gorge
The highest railroad bridge in the world will be built across the Royal Gorge near Canon City Colorado. It rises 2800 feet above the Arkansas River with an electric interurban line from Canon City to Florence. Construction began March 1 and the project aims to be operational next summer at a total cost around $600,000 including a suspension bridge.
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Royal Gorge
Colorado
Canon City
Colo
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Arkansas River
San Jose
Cal
Fremont County
Florence
Chasm
Poor Man Furnace Inventor’s Circulator for Stoves
William E Steele of Chicago patents the Steele Hot Air Circulator a low cost attachment for stoves. An air drum with two pipes draws cold air from floors and encircles the stovepipe to discharge heated air through a hood creating a continuous draft that equalizes temperatures across connected rooms.
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William E. Steele
Chicago
The Unfelt Temperature Study by Maurel
French physiologist M Maurel studied the unfelt temperature known as the physiological zero. He immersed his body in air and water baths at varying temperatures and found the unfelt temperature lies well below skin temperature between 86 and 91 degrees Fahrenheit. A bath at our own temperature produces a sensation of heat due to the body's heat regulating mechanism.
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M. Maurel
Trip to a Coronation: Gay Festivities at Trondhjem
Six Chicagoans and Norwegian consul Frederick H. Gade will travel to Trondhjem for King Haakon VII’s coronation on June 22. They carry a greeting hymn and an engrossed resolution praising Norway’s independence from Sweden. The group departs May 22 from Chicago, with plans to visit Bjornson and Gide, present a flag lettered in 4vid, and host a banquet in Oslo. A poetry contest selects accompanying verses for the program with Norsk music and notable composers contributing gallant cantata performances.
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Norway
Chicago
America
Sweden
Mr. Gade
Paul O. Stensland
Niles T. Quales
Anders Doe
Olaf E. Ray
Adolph Opsted
Mickelsen
New York
Yellig Olay
Christiana
Stensland
Christiania
Trondhjem
Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Aulestad
Gudbrandsdalen
Gerhart Gide
Gade
Frogner
Odin Renning
Milwaukee
United States
Consul Gade
Thomas Warloe
John Benson
Emil Biorn
Julius Olsen
University of Wisconsin
Abraham Abrahamsen
Norwegian National League of Chicago
Nicolay Grevstad
Scandinavea
Antwerp Plans $40 Million Bid for World’s Finest Port
Antwerp announces an ambitious $40,000,000 investment to secure the world’s most modern port facility. The plan aims to upgrade facilities, expand capacity, and attract global shipping business by debuting state of the art infrastructure and services.
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Antwerp
Water Wheels Lift Streams Across Syria and Tiflis
In Syria and Tiflis locals harness river currents without dams, using surface floats with water wheels tied to banks to keep power steady. In Hama the Orontes is diverted for garden irrigation, producing colossal wheels up to sixty feet high. travelers describe the constant, organlike drone as a centuries old symphony.
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Syria
Tiflis
Hama
Wamath
Orontes
Nabr el Asi
New York Tribune
Pointed Paragraphs On Humility And Change
A short reflection on pride and humility noting how boosting a man affects his fall and how aging shifts behavior. It contrasts spendthrift burdens with stinginess, recalls old fashioned judgments, and suggests contentment requires effort and common sense. The piece cites the Atchison Globe with a tone of social observation.
Estimating a Horse’s Height and Birds That Carry Young
A pair of old time notes discuss horse height estimation by two methods based on neck and leg measurements and knee to withers ratios, plus a bird note on woodcocks carrying young to feeding grounds. A brief joke compares bombardment to a passive blockade in a family scene.
Sea Dogs and Ocean Tramps Quote Sparks Courier Journal Phrasing
The Louisville Courier Journal cites a playful exchange about sea dogs and ocean greyhounds with the line Do the ocean greyhounds ever bite the ocean tramps The remark illustrates a humorous roadside or maritime jab.
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Johnny
Louisville Courier- Journal
Naturalization bill sails through House under suspension
Washington June 6 The House passed a broad naturalization bill creating a Washington bureau to issue blanks and keep records, setting a 90 day pre court petition requirement, banning naturalization within 30 days of general elections, and enabling cross examination by the U S district attorney. It also requires English language ability and intent to reside permanently, with a mechanism to cancel fraudulent certificates.
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Washington
House
Bureau of Naturalization
United States District Attorney
United States
Secretary of the Navy
The Magic of a Mirror in a Roosevelt Ward
A Roosevelt hospital patient grew weaker with no clear cause until a nurse defied ward rules and sneaked in a small hand mirror. The patient confided in the nurse about wishing to see herself and, upon viewing her reflection, improved markedly, remarking she did not look as bad as she feared.
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Roosevelt Hospital
New York
Irish Witness in Cincinnati Suit Foreshadows Proceedings
The first witness in a petty Cincinnati lawsuit, an Irishman, faces doubt over his competence as a witness. Before sworn, he jokes that an oath is second nature to him. The cited exchanges reflect humorous takes from Harper's Weekly and Life magazines on modern life and courtroom interaction.
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Krew
Cincinnati
Harper’s Weekly
Johnson
Getting Him In Line and Other Quick Quips
A compact reel of humor and banter from a 19th or early 20th century style column. Jokes feature a doctor patient exchange about throat affections and a playful test of temptation with a line about love. Another bit has Dr Younger commenting on weight and eating to avoid dyspepsia.
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Dr. Younger
Green Seal Liquid Paint urged over cheaper brands
An advertisement warns homeowners not to skimp on house paint and endorses Green Seal Liquid Paint as a thoughtful choice. It also promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and The Independent Exchange column. Public notice announces sealed bids to remove an obstruction north of Short East street bridge in Massillon with bids due June 7.
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Hawk Hardware Co
Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain
Babtzly Company
Independent Exchange
Short East Street Bridge
Massillon
Stark County Commissioners
Hill, Hey and Burnheimer
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