Fewer Left Handed Women Study Prompts Intelligence Link
Prof. June FE Downey of the University of Wyoming reports results from 400 examined men and women from the American Psychological Society. She finds fewer women are left handed than men and ambidextrous individuals show higher intelligence. The distinction between left and right is weaker than vertical sense for most people.
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June FE. Downey
University of Wyoming
American Psychological Society
Dr Peary's Dead Shot Promises Worm and Tapeworm Cure
An advertisement claims Dead Shot expels worms including tapeworms and clears breeding mucus while toning digestion. It says one dose suffices and urges action.
Mare Gives Birth On Busy Berlin Street
An unusual accident on a crowded Berlin thoroughfare halted traffic when a mare pulling a heavily laden cart collapsed and delivered a foal before a crowd. A policeman phoned a veterinarian, the mare was unhitched and both mare and foal were taken to a stable.
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Berlin
Germany
Masterful Imagination Drives Creative Achievement
Something to Think About urges that major works arise from imaginative effort and self directed vision. It argues the imagination precedes labor in writing art architecture and other crafts, citing pyramids and a biblical proverb to emphasize the need for vision.
The Hubbard surname and its American lineage
The article traces the Hubbard surname from its Hygebeorlht roots to its English founders and early emigrants. It highlights William Hubbard of Ipswich born 1504 who moved to Boston in 1635, his son William Hubbard a Harvard student and minister, and descendants including Chester D. Hubbard congressman and Elbert Hubbard of East Aurora. It notes George Hubbard’s Connecticut settlement in 1620 and links to notable Hubbards in America.
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Hygebeorht
Bright Mind
Hugh
Hubert
Blubbard
Hibbert
Hobart
William Hubbard
Ipswich
England
Purlton
New World
Boston
Willian
Harvard
Muass
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Uartard
Nathaniel Rogers
New England
Chester D. Hubbard
United States
Connecticut
Joseph §. Hubbard
Elbert Hubbard
East Aurora
George Hubbard
Hubbards
Notable governors named Hubbard and heirs of political lineages
The passage lists several governors named Hubbard and other legislators across states Maine Minnesota Texas Connecticut. It notes John Hubbard as Maine governor Lucius F Hubbard as Minnesota governor Richard B Hubbard as Texas governor and Richard D governor of Connecticut. It adds an English lineage tracing the Addington name to a Lord Addington born 1805 from a Sussex Hubbard family.
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John Hubbard
Maine
Lucius F
Minnesota
Richard B. Hubbard
Virginia
Texas
Richard D
Connecticut
England
Lord Addington
Sussex County
Hubbard
McClure
Soldiers and Press Mock Civil War Troop Caption
Irvin S. Cobb recounts a division of colored troops awaiting front deployment. A private reads a Paris Herald story about 25 000 colored troops advancing with 50 000 French, sparking a jokey exchange with a sergeant and a third voice predicting a harsher Paris headline.
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Paris
New York Herald
Velee
Gwine
Soup and Beef Heart Dishes From A Historic Cook Book
A vintage kitchen snippet presents celery soup made with celery pulp milk and an egg finish, and stewed beef heart with prunes. It details prep steps from washing and trimming to browning, simmering, and finishing with a light bread crumb bake.
Pear and Cream Cheese Salad With Tuna and Clams
A 1926 recipe outlines a Pear and Cream Cheese Salad with canned pears filled with tart jelly and cream cheese frosting. It also provides a tuna fish bake with white sauce and a pork onion tomato dish with potatoes and clams, serving twelve.
Love's Seasons
Poem by Douglas Malloch recounts kisses across seasons from spring through summer. The narrator recalls kissing a beloved during youth and love’s growth amid joy, sorrow, and reconciliation, concluding with tenderness and tears vanished by sun and roses.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed in 2 Letters
Milwaukee and Horace readers report relief from long standing health issues after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Emin Brandenburg of Milwaukee says four bottles restored strength and weight, now 118 pounds. Mrs Ada Oarb of Horace shares back pain relief and renewed ability to work and care for her child after using the tonic.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emin O. Brandenburg
87Th Street
Ada Earb
Horace
Nebraska
Woman Kidney Health Ad Promotes Swamp Root Remedy
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often without realizing it. Back pain headaches and nervousness signal possible kidney disease. Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root advertised as a physician prescribed remedy available at drug stores with a sample offer by mail and request to mention the paper.
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Dr. Kilmer &O
Binghamton
N. Y
French paleontologist finds oil potential in Madagascar
Barrabe a geologist from the Ecole Normale led a Madagascar expedition and returned with specimens showing carboniferous sands. He argues coal fields are weaker than Indo China but petroleum and bituminous sands hold greater commercial promise.
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Barrabe
Ecole Normale
Madagascar
Indo-China
Cuticura Ad Promises Clear Sweet Skin
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Ointment Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Talcum to treat pimples redness roughness or itching. It claims the regimen leaves a fascinating fragrance and notes the items are priced 25 cents each.
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Glenn
Teletype Claimed to Send Messages 5000 Miles
A new teletype invention is claimed to deliver printed messages up to 5000 miles away at speeds from forty to eighty words per minute, with the printed message arriving at the receiving end via the wire.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills Advertisement
A short nuisance of an ad urging readers to take Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills to improve liver function and digestion. It directs attention to 372 Pear Street, New York, as the contact point for the product.
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Wright
Pear St
N. Y
Adv
Beecham
Albert Ormerod
Fall River
Mees
B. F. Allen Co
Canal Street
New York Bay
Driving lessons spark enlightenment in a shy youth
A terse observation notes that a young man finds a new sense of purpose while teaching a girl to drive. The scene hints at social changes and the unfolding dynamics of youth and mobility in a changing era.
Speak Well Of Your Friends Phrase Origin
A brief note examines the saying to advise praising friends while avoiding criticism of enemies. The maxim reflects prudence in social discourse and ethical restraint, urging kindness in public speech and restraint in hostile remarks.
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