Tornadoes and Cyclones Across the Midwest Region
The article explains tornado origins and behavior in Missouri Kansas Iowa and Nebraska. It contrasts tornadoes with cyclones linking weather patterns to low-pressure centers and southeast origins travel northeastward across the United States.
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Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
United States
United States Weather Bureau
H. Bowle
St. Louls
United
Understanding Hurricanes and Tornadoes in Early Meteorology
The article explains hurricane paths from Porto Rico to Canada and defines terms like bar Thcnane and tornadoes. It discusses atmospheric conditions, how tornadoes form, and estimates wind speeds, noting variability in scientific understanding. It also touches on ergot’s effects and its uncertain chemistry, linking to medical practice and childbirth.
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Galveston
Porto Rico
Atlantic
Texas
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Valley
Canada
No, because any man may manufacture and sell any of the 80000 compounds
The passage argues against unregulated drug production highlighting massive global variation in active compounds. It notes many firms' varied science and sincerity, and portrays drugs sourced from distant regions with differing potency due to plant conditions like sunshine, season, and moisture, leading to fraud risks and inconsistent remedies.
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Brazil
Limepo
Samarkand
Earth
Unsigned Exchange on Hiring a Cook at Citiman
A fragmentary dialogue from Philadelphia Presa reveals a Citiman exchange about seeking a cook. One speaker insists they are looking for a cook, while another denies having claimed to be one. The fragment hints at prior cooks not meeting expectations and ongoing job search.
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Citiman
Philadelphia
Time's Great Estore ceeed and baseball umpire policies
A caller asks if accident policies are issued to baseball umpires. The man at the railing confirms such coverage exists and urges the caller to proceed with an application, but the question ends abruptly as the caller breaks off.
Why He Liked Fish and Other Oddities
A jumble of humorous vignettes and ads from a historical paper includes quips about fish versus chicken, a teething syrup recommendation for children, a light domestic flutter over a marriage proposal, and a sports or theater-tinged miscue. It also contains brand ads for Allen's Foot-Ease and a bridgedeck quip from the Cleveland Plaindealer.
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Egbert
Ash
Yonkers
High Jumps at Vasgar and Records Fall at Vassar
At Vassar on Saturday Mildred Vilas of Cleveland and Ines Milholland set new records in athletics. Vilas vaulted 4 feet 10% inches to break the old fence vault mark. Milholland hurled the eight pound shot 81 feet 8% inches, surpassing the 1902 record. Sophomores led with 43 points, while 1907, 1910, and 1908 trailed. A political note from the Washington Herald discusses a claim for husbands to inspect wives lists.
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Mildred Vilas
Cleveland
Ines Milholland
Vassar
New York
Miss Vilas
D. E. Merrill
Milholland
Something to Be Explained in a New Orleans Rowdy Exchange
A quoted exchange recounts a dispute where one party denies drinking too much while the other questions an upstairs incident and removal of shoes as a sign of alleged intoxication. The dialogue reflects domestic tension echoed in a Times-Democrat article.
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Gayboy
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