Vision of a dead man’s eye sparks scientific debate
In a Paris autopsy scene, M Morin and M Ginory debate retina imaging, photographing a dead eye for a face, while Bernardez and Dr. Erwin push experiments and a Danes case is cited. Bernardez shows four photographs to M Ginory, who envisions a possible image, as Moniche and his wife prepare for a grand court-driven fate.
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J. M. Ginory
Lutt
Vernois
Bernardez
M. Ginory
M. Morin
Hess
Gernardets
Sr. Erwin
Bertardet
Denmark
Bernardet
Ginory
Denmarkia
Erwin
Museum of Natural History
Pr. Erwin
Ernardet
Kodak
Nardet
Edison
Elysee Des Beaux Arts
M. le Juge
Moniche
Boulevard de Clichy
Mme
Mme. Moniche
M. Revere
Revere
Montmartre
Guardians of the Peace
Gamins
Necessity for live stock in farming profits
The article argues farmers must integrate live stock to keep soil productive and profits viable. It notes high corn prices tempt selling grain, causing stock scarcity and high beef prices, while fixed costs require minimum yields to cover production. Fertility and land quality are presented as the key profit driver.
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Chicago
Average horse carcass yields 369 pounds of meat
French butcher reports show the typical horse yields about 369 pounds of meat on average. The finding highlights carcass size as a key factor in meat output.
Actress Edna Hopper Testifies in Brown & Co Bankruptcy
Edna Wallace Hopper testified at a bankruptcy hearing before Commissioner Gilchrist that A. O. Brown promised marriage, gifting an automobile an engagement ring and a $35,000 life insurance policy as consideration for their engagement. She said she expects to wed Brown.
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New York
Stock Exchange
A. O. Brown & Co
United States
Gilchrist
Edna
Wallace Hopper
A. O. Brown
Mr. Brown
When Patty Cooks in the Kitchen
A brief vignette by Grace Stone Field presents Patty baking apple pies with Bridget aiding only by making dough and stirring sugar. Patty handles every other task herself, finishing the crust and filling as Bridget praises her work.
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Grace Stone Field
Patty
Die
Bridget
Pie Varieties at Mountain Inn Open Faced Cross Barred
From the Spice Box column a guest at a Green mountain hotel encountered a pie menu with three kinds open faced cross barred and kivered apple as the cook a waitress and landlady offered pastry after the wholesome dinner.
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Green Mountains
Little Suggestions About the House Compiled Tips
Quick home hints on cooking game and dressing for table use. It notes boiling ducks to loosen feathers, freezing candles on ice to stop dripping, and a simple baby apron pattern in percale with rosebud decor for casual meals. It ends urging self reliance for help.
Clever garter fix saves stockings and adds dainty finish
A woman solves garter fastener tearing by sewing two white tape bits to the stockings top and using ribbon in place of patent fasteners. She threads the ribbon through the garter loop and stocking tape, tying a bow. The method preserves stockings and offers a prettier look than the patent fastener.
Receipt for Good Manners Catalogued in Gentlewoman Note
A playful list titled Receipt for Good Manners prescribes doses of unselfishness, good cheer, tact, and love. Sabla A. Oliver endorses the blend in the Gentlewoman for use at the first sign of selfishness, exclusivity, or arrogance.
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Sabla A. Oliver
A Remedy For Chapped Faces And Hands
A home recipe for Madam Qui Vive Cosmetic Jelly is offered to care for dry skin. Mix 30 grains gum tragacanth with seven ounces rose water, soak 2 3 days, strain, add half ounce alcohol and half ounce glycerine, perfume to taste, and use after bathing. The preparation is described as non greasy and glove friendly.
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Madam Qui Vive
Trio of Delicous Recipes Shared from Boston Cooking School
A collection of simple dessert ideas includes Cream Fruit Cups with apples and nuts, Cocoanut Macaroons baked until slightly browned, and an Attractive Pie or Cake filling with a banana jelly cream. The notes credit Boston Cooking School Magazine for the recipes.
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Boston Cooking School Magazine
Directoire Walking Sticks See Promenade Fashion Rise
The article notes directoire walking sticks as a peak of the style, taller than regular sticks with long lacquered wood handles in amber and tortoise shell. Bar oness Henri de Rothschild is often seen with one during promenades, often featuring carved animal head silhouettes.
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Directoire
Henri de Rothschild
Rose that changes color with sun and shade
A Tokyo florist reports a rose that blushes pink in shade and turns crimson in sunlight. The plant’s color shift demonstrates a responsive bloom suitable for ornamental gardens.
Memory Lessons on Recollection and Attention
The lesson explains that memory arises from how ideas blend when first formed, not from will. Strong impressions and proper filing aid recall, while wandering thoughts destroy memory. Focused attention and noting recall cues are key to better memory and future study.
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Mr. Smith
Mr. Jones
W. H
W. H. Smith
New Thought School
The Tables Turned. A Mississippi stump tale in campaign humor
A Southern congressman John Sharp Williams faced a heckler during a Mississippi speech who proclaimed I have been robbed by pickpockets. Williams quipped I did not know there were any republicans present. The exchange reveals comic political theater of the era. The piece ends with a jab about social ranks.
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Lippincott’s
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Williams
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Yace, Hopper
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F. Foster
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