Physicians of Shakespeare in Five Plays
The New York Medical Journal notes physicians appear in five of Shakespeare’s undisputed plays. Macbeth features two physicians, one praising the king’s touch and the other admitting his limits with mind disease. Other doctors include Dr Caius in The Merry Wives of Windsor Dr Cornelius in Cymbeline and Dr Butts in Henry VIII.
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Shakspeare
New York Medical Journal
Windsor
King Lear
Macbeth
Cymbeline
Henry VIII
England
Annie
Lady Macbeth
Shakespeare
Friar Laurence
Caius
Anne Page
Fenton
Anne
Cornelius
Butts
Chaucer
Isabella's Good Luck and Deacon Darley’s Resolve
In a New England village Isabella Ilford defies poverty by buying a small farm near an Indian burying ground and pursuing independence with Howard Darley. The deacon, her counter to the match, changes course after Isabella’s steadfast plans and a money windfall from the railway project, culminating in a cautious engagement and a hopeful future together.
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Betsey
Doolittle
Lsabullar
Providence
Darley
Saac
Dreas
Fletcher
Bill Decker
Isabellar
Isabella Ilford
Deacon Darley
Aida
Bowery
Ieabella Iword
Howard Darley
Oni
Isabella
Howard
Solng
Lts
Fis
Isabella Aford
Hemphy
Miles Cornelia Thimpleton
Cornelia Thimpleton
Reid
Deacon ‘Ey
Howami
Orangebrook
Isabela
Ana
Fecel
Prudential Tax Contribution Highlighted for New Jersey
Prudential paid in 1905 nearly 427000 in state taxes, underscoring its significant public revenue impact in New Jersey.
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Prudential
New Jersey
Statue toppled by quake at Stanford grounds
A San Francisco earthquake scene is shown on the Stanford University campus in Palo Alto. Marble statues in the outer quad housed on a second story were knocked loose. One statue of Agassiz fell from its niche and crushed the concrete pavement two feet deep, ending with its feet in the air.
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San Francisco
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Rangle
Aganaiz
Hilton
Agassiz
Palo “Alto
The Glass House Age Foretold by Scientist
A leading scientist prophesies a new era of glass dominating architecture and daily life. He describes stone glass as stronger than granite when crushed, with less heat or cold sensitivity than steel, and outlines a fully glass built home with hollow glass conduits, google-irons, and washable surfaces.
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Ita
Tales of Horror Skulls and Haunted Houses Across England
Notes and Queries reports a string of legendary skulls and haunted manors near Bridport Dorchester Bridlington and Manchester including Bettiscombe house Wardley hall and Tinton Sumpner manor. Accounts describe screams from graves and unexplained disturbances tied to skulls said to belonged to murder victims or family members across centuries.
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Wonmien
Rittiscombe House
Bridport
Dorcetshire
Richard Garnett
Ingram
Agnes Hall
Bridlington
Boynton
Bettiscombe
Tunstead Farm
Chapelen-le-Frith
Derbyshire
Roby
Lancashire
Worsley
Wardley Hall
Manchester
Downes
Belial
London
Tinton Sumpner Manor
Gentleman’s Magazine
London fried fish shop aunt refuses large bribe
Mrs Polly Nathan, owner of a fried fish shop in a poor London district, declines a South African rival's big money offer to sell out. Judge Sheldon in Massachusetts dismisses a bill against Chilmark town authorities to force defectants to maintain a school on No Man's Island where only three children remain.
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New York
Pan
Louisville
Kentucky
Stephen Colina
Foster
New York Morgue
Polly Nathan
London
Ralionaire
Polly
Sheldon
Massachusets
World notes and regional statistics in brief
Items from diverse sources report Florence industry with 4000 straw braid workers and 80000 in related braiding, Wisconsin crime and cheese production linked attitudes, a Hanover school project raising 16375 dollars for Germany's navy, a 71 percent drop in Massachusetts vagrants due to work statutes, and a curious snail bees anecdote about embalming with wax.
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Wisconsin
Sre
Emperor William School
Hanover
Germany
Massachusetts
Cupid's Masquerade at Calr Friendship
A playful poem recounts a roguish Cupid arriving at a door and disguising himself as friendship to win a shy narrator. The speaker reflects on age, resolve, and solitude while Cupid jokes about love and mischief as the two strings of fate entwine in urban whimsy.
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Cupid
Innovations in Materials and Science Across Industries
A survey notes new substances such as hew- gutta percha from caputchone and palm resin claiming superior elasticity and lower cost. Hydrolithe, a calcium hydrogen compound, releases hydrogen in water to aid gas balloons, with a French prize encouraging sugar industry applications. The eyeball of the mole can project forward, and Lelong unveils a single-furnace chain-making machine. Milk pasteurisation debates urge home heating to 105 degrees for five minutes without harming milk, while long-distance signaling experiments explore pitch-based transmission and transatlantic challenges.
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Lindsay Johnson
Lelong
Ned
Jensen
Ehief
Bureau of Superintendence
Dream Mystery and The May Event That Looms
A doctor narrates a dream experience marked by controllable drowsiness and a struggle to stay awake. The scene centers on a companion asking how long the dream lasts, with an answer about dependence on external factors. The text hints at inventing a telegraph polagia device amid the dream.
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St. Louis
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Selieewettle
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Slse
Old
Remington Typewriter
Remington Typewriter Company
Broadway
Florence
Italy
Amile
B’en Cupid
Olly
Sweet Maid
Brooklyn
Island
Boston
Philadelphia
Phils
Ireland
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