Roaming Bits from Science And Industry Notes
The article surveys discoveries such as a grip bacillus and nickel in dust, and reports on water irrigation in the Dakhla oasis, rubber tree research in the Orinoco region, and the use of ozone for water purification. It cites Consul Guidechmidt, Dr Morlane, and Ser Lucien Morisse, noting ecological and industrial implications.
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Eoot
Dakhla
Mbyan
Dakbin Ix
India
Guldechmidt
la Guaira
Washington
Orinoco
Lucien Morisse
Morlane
Change at Home Aids Recovery Through Environment Shakeup
A doctor recommends moving a patient to a different room with new furnishings to stimulate recovery. The New York Tribune notes home changes offer hygienic and moral benefits, with fresh curtains, a brighter fire, and new clothes boosting morale.
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Rove
The
New York Tribune
Clarge
Tress
Uredman
Abel Judkins and the open glow of progress in Centerville
Centerville shopkeeper Abel Judkins runs a famed corner store offering more than requested, sometimes substituting better items or mocking old ideas with a brisk mercantile boast. A summer resident is told, “Folka here ma’am,” and the talk shifts to modernization while he props up primitive methods. The piece then shifts to trade notes on Palestine and Southern Palestine’s wine and orange production, ending with remarks on fuel from oil as a saver for forests in California.
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Abel Judkins
Centerville
Abel
Judkins
Abu Judkins
Palestine
Uegow
Tademi
Coles
Falestine
Jodab
California
Population of Norway Compared to Its Land Area
The article notes Norway’s population as among Europe’s smallest relative to its large land area. It suggests many residents could own forty acres, implying sparse population density and vast rural spaces.
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Norway
Europe
Differences in Boston Versus Cleveland Attitudes
A Globe excerpt notes Boston youths avoid arm pain from vaccination, while a Cleveland Plain Dealer ribbing suggests a youth would skip part of a sleigh ride to prevent injury. The remark contrasts city and regional sensibilities about vaccination and risk.
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Boston
Rays
Boston Globe
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal treatment for catarrh claiming it cures blood and mucous surface disease. It states the medicine is a regular prescription used by physicians for years and combines tonics with blood purifiers to produce results and offers testimonials.
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Hall
FJ Chesey &Co
Propra
Teething Remedy Sales at Mrs. Winslow’s Booth
A local sale promotes Mothers to visit Mrs Winslow's booth where Bishop Whittle and his coadjutor Bishop Robert A Gibson are mentioned. The notice touts Ang Syrup as the best teething remedy for children.
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Upnsipapiece
Robert A Gibson
Whittle
Junket Question Echoes From Chicago Tribune Quote
A quotation from the Chicago Tribune jokes about a junket as a public expense excursion not inviting you. The mock advice plugs Mamlin's Wizard as the quick relief solution.
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Chicago Tribune
Lest Visit Sparks Warm Reply Across Frosty Call
Ton questions a frost met on a call, Dick replies he felt no chill as the father’s warmth made the visit comfortable. The exchange implies ease and friendly atmosphere despite cold weather.
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Ton
Cleverton Forges Mixed Reviews Of Ha per's Bazar
Dashaway questions the idea while Dashaway notes Quillderiver’s latest book reviews. The dialogue hints at a blend of low wit and high style in literary discourse.
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Cleverton
Dashaway
Renal Dashaway
Quillderiver
Haper
Allen's Foot Fass Trial Pack Promises Easier Shoes
Advert says Lattices can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot Fass. Claims it eases tight or new shoes and relieves aching feet corns and bunions. Offers free trial pack by mail from Allen 3 Classted Le Kos New York.
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Allen
le Kos
New York
Theatrical Manager Probes Applicant’s Marital Status
The manager asks an applicant named Umarriel if she is married. Umarriel replies she has been unmarried four times. The exchange appears in the Detroit Free Press.
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Umarriel
Detroit Free Presa
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