Left Side Sleeping and Drinking at Meals, Medical Observations
A physician links waking with a bad morning taste to sleeping on the left side soon after meals. He explains digestion favors the right side, while left-side sleeping can hinder digestion, heart action, and breathing. The article also discusses Dr C A Ewald’s views on drinking at meals, noting fluids aid gastric juice production, appetite, and digestion, with varied absorption and passage to intestines.
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C. A. Ewald
Berlin
Ewald
Song of the Derelicts
Poem excerpt noting ocean wanderers and unnamed ships battered by tempest and sea. Refers to wraiths of our time and ships that shall never return, echoing a Boston Transcript presentation of maritime desolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Evangeline Meets a Preacher on a Woodland Ride
A Romance of Acadia scene opens with Vangeline West pausing by a brook on a livery horse. A traveling minister, Peter Grant, intervenes when her horse rears and she loses the rein. He escorts her bridle and rides ahead, recalling they were schoolmates as she heads to visit a sick woman.
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Vangeline West
Grave Im
Evangeline
Acadia
Minas
Gabriel
Pridie
Hrangeline
Peter Grant
Sie
Wolfville
Maggie
Miss West
Aunt Maggie
Vangie West
Nurse Evangeline Rescues Ill Aunt Maggie in Acadian House
Evangeline West arrives to find Aunt Maggie gravely ill among Acadian neighbors. She moves the patient to a better room, arranges care with a modern doctor, and asserts she will not let Maggie die, revealing her true nurse’s role and family bond.
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Evangeline
Vangie
Maggie
Gabriel
Cupid
Chicago Record Herald
She Had to Have It Out
A humorous exchange between a thin young man and a fat man as they discuss women and marriage. The fat man recounts a quarrel over dinner, noting his wife cried, fearing he loved her only for her cooking. The brief vignette reflects domestic misunderstandings with a wry tone.
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New York Times
Tribes Are Related Say Arctic Expedition Chief
Mr. Jochelson, chief of the Jessup North Pacific exploring expedition, states that tribes studied in Siberia share characteristics with the Indians of North America. He notes links between Siberian peoples and North American tribes observed during the expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jochelson
Siberia
North America
British Control of World Fleet Revealed
Nearly half of the world’s 17,761 steamships and 12,182 sailing vessels are British, highlighting British dominance in global maritime fleets.
Superstition and the Glass Eye Legend
A New York Tribune writer recounts a Mexican planter claiming his glass eye would watch his workers. He removes the eye and leaves it on a stump, prompting the laborers to swear to work faithfully all day. The tale highlights enduring superstition among laborers.
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Mexico
New York Tribune
Taxation Without Misrepresentation Stirs Debate
An opinion quotes a monarch and adviser debating whether ostentatious displays and false promises mislead the people. The exchange underscores a view that taxation without representation provokes strong public resentment.
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Washington Star
Denial of Evening Interview Sparked by Newspaper Inquiry
A Statesman questions a busy journalist about a denial of an interview to a Boston Transcript reporter. The exchange highlights preemptive media strategy and the public interest in access to statements.
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First Statesman
Second Statesman
Boston Transcript
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Minneapolis Journal
Ayer
N. Mann
Fall Mills
Tenn
Besterco
Lewsil, Mass
Perrin
L.N. Rosenbaum
Atttorney
Sunset
Main
New York
Seattle
Wash
U.S.A
Ind
Lowell, Mose
Buckingham
Pas A Ae Worth Ree
G. & C. Merriam CO
Springfield
Mass
Susquehanns Ane Philedelphia
Candy Cathartic
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