A Rational Treatment for Phthisis Pulmonalis and More Medical Notes
Dr Cyrus Edison, then New York Health Commissioner, plans a Medical Record article on a new remedial solution for tuberculosis and notes Aseptolin’s claimed cures. A Phoenix survey team reports road planning for Salt River projects to aid irrigation and growth in Pinal County. Colorado Supreme Court rules natural streams are public property and subject to beneficial use, limiting speculative holds.
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Cyrus Edison
New York
Magazins
Medical Record
Lancet
United States
I — Bison
Kich
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Edson
Edison
Phoenix
A. P. Man
A. Barry
Campbell Ford
H. A. Johnson
Box Canyon
Salt River
Hudson Reservoir and Canal Company
Tonto Basin
Frasier
Pinal County
Florence
Mesa
Buttes
Gila
Denver
Los Angeles
Tribune
Supreme Court of Colorado
New Mercer Ditch Company
Armstrong
Science moves toward seeing inside the body
Dr Elison of New York reports a method to photograph substances through a solid, enabling viewing internal organs. He suggests eventual brain observation to read thoughts, claiming a major scientific milestone ahead.
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Elison
New York
Standerd
Mail ban on prize fights would end newspapers says Herald
The El Paso Herald argues a law excluding newspapers announcing prize fights from the mails would collapse their business, comparing it to the lottery and stating nothing can succeed without advertising.
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The
el Paso Herald
United States
Remarkable Works of tiu Mau Babor
A list of ten famed ancient and modern feats including the pyramids of Egypt and Mexico the Taj Mahal the Great Wall of China and the Eiffel Tower. It notes scales and costs and cites the Glasgow Citizen attribution.
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Tiu- Mau Babor
Pyramids
Egypt
Mexico
Cairo
Great Pyramid
Cheops
China
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Red Seas
India
Forth
Pisa
Mausoleus
Diana
Babylon
Rhodes
Jupiter Olympus
Glasgow
New Almond Shelling Method Tested at Hatch Ranch
Hatch ranch in California introduces a novel almond shelling method. A foreman relies on a Chinese workforce in large warehouses to operate a machine that rubs the nuts through at a rapid rate.
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Hatch Ranch
California
Arizona school lands lease bill advances in Congress
The proposed measure would allow leasing of university and other school lands in Arizona. Until a territorial legislature acts, a temporary board led by the governor, secretary, and superintendent would manage leases under Interior Department rules. Leases may be approved without Interior consent and expenses would be paid from lease proceeds.
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Arizona
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Territory
Chae
Secretary of the Interior
Morntana Preacher Speculates On Animals In Heaven
A Denver preacher argues animals may enter heaven in a somber tone. He wryly approves only well-behaved animals joining the blessed, while predicting that clever, pleasure-seeking beasts will avoid human-like paradise.
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Denver News
Haven
Training children to eat slowly for safer digestion
The text urges that children be taught to eat slowly regardless of hunger or business. It cautions that even a small amount chewed slowly is safer than rushing a hearty meal. It notes the stomach’s temperature about ninety eight degrees and that fast intake hinders digestion.
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