Secrets of the Heart Discoveries by Dr Thomas Lewin
A report notes upcoming debates on the Vivisection Bill and presents claims by Dr. Thomas Lewin of University College Hospital London about heart rhythm, disease causes, and the heart's astonishing pumping capacity. The article portrays Lewin as a premier heart authority who asserts animal experiments cause no suffering and emphasizes the heart’s continuous work from cradle to grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Thomas Lewin
University College Hospital
London
Lewin
Lewis’ Assurdace
FIXTURES Vebrowy and Nearby Towns Dates
A jumble of calendar entries with dates from February to December and towns such as Goomalling Northam Jennagabbine and Kellerberrin mentioned in relation to fixtures. The text also hints at Mr Geo W Miles MLC planning a trip to England for development of the north west, and notes on commerce and customs in Australia with remarks about delays and notices from the Minister for Customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Miles
Mlc
England
Miles
Germany
Australia
Queensland
Mr. Rodgers
Melbourne
Misconceptions About Wireless Debate Sparks From Mars
Senator Maroon challenged popular fears about wireless telegraphy, arguing no evidence shows waves harm people or that signals originate from Mars. He noted space signals may occur naturally and urged caution in overinterpreting such claims while stressing defense against genuine wireless threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Maroon
Thames
Mars
Space
Jen
Venus
Choosing a Profession in a Wise Parable
A father seeks guidance for his son’s future and consults a wine friend. The test assigns options of theology, knife craft, farming, or banking. The boy ends up with the book the knife and the money, eating the apple, revealing himself as a natural born lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seman
Horses in London as motors replace fire steeds
A London paper notes regret over the retirement of London's fire-horses and the rise of motor haulers. Motor vehicles, some bicycle-sized, now pull barges on waterways where horses once towed. Electrically powered aerial haulers and petrol or alcohol driven variants illustrate the rapid shift from equine to mechanical towage in urban and rural settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Han
Ite
Steada
Sara
Lacy
Route 9
Suit in two hours at London tailoring works
A London factory manager guided a reporter through a slashing manufactory where specialised processes yield faster production. The reporter observed the complete suit being created and finished in two hours, showcasing efficiency and quality in the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peike
Naker
Iage Slathing
London
Doan's Backache Kidney Pill ad claims cure for kidney pain
Testimonial from M. W. Hodgson of Morrell Street West Northam now on a farm at Minna Valley says Donn’s Backache Kidney Pills relieved his backache after days of use and he remains hopeful they will help again if symptoms return. Presented by Foster Betjeleton Co. 318 Murray Street Perth, urging readers to get Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Hodgson
Morrell Street
West Northam
Minna
Doan
Foster
Betjetlan Co
Murray Street
Perth
Ant
Ingenious Thieves Use Window Dummies to Loot Shops
A New York Daily Chronicle correspondent reports two thieves used wooden dummies in a clothier’s window to mislead staff. They posed as dummies with a “Take me home for 15 dollars” card, then swapped with real customers and concealed loot, narrowly foiled when a detective exposed them and had them handcuffed together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anyn
New York
London “ Daily Chronicle
Remarkable bone graft saves man from paralysis and deformity
Detroit surgeons report a groundbreaking bone graft operation on a 32 year old patient to cure tuberculosis of the spine. An electric rotary saw moved a bone graft from the shin to the spine, with the patient up in 49 minutes. A shell fragment and other wartime anecdotes appear alongside list style notes on wealth and famous parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
Hia Cot Freedelian
Veld Telegraph Impresses Africans In Remote Battle News
A dramatic tale from Rhodesia recalls a remote battlefield update carried by the veld telegraph. Native messengers decoded a distant Somaliland skirmish, relayed instantly by drum and ritual signals beyond European reach, astonishing officials and allege a centuries old method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameroons
Balawayo
Rhodesia
Ladysmith
Wilfred Busay
King's African Aie
Corpa
Northern
Nnnth
Xing
Distriet
Plas
Bwana
Somaliland
Keoemba
a_ lame
Cs T Haro
N.C
Rome
Africa
Christmas Theft and Quiet Betrayal in a Dying Room
In a dim scene a dying man named Sawyer contemplates his will and which friends should receive six bankera. A Beautiful Woman, Christian Eye, and Norgate debate mercy and secrecy as a baby's money-box is opened and emptied of coins, while aHidden plan to hide the act from John unfolds amid Christmas wishes and tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jl Sawyer
Norgate
Baby
John
Dee
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