Animal taming secret reveals how kindness helps wilds adapt
G Alden Loring notes tame behavior in red fox, crow, and other species when humans are friendly. He cites practical feeding and gradual approach to bring birds and mammals closer, while cautioning that hunting drives animals to be wary and that protected areas like Yellowstone alter bear and deer habits.
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G. Alden Loring
Eimited States Biological Survey
Smithsonian Institution
Entre Park
Central Park
Adirondacks
States
Yellowtone National Park
Yellowstone Park
Biscayne Bay
Lake Worth
Florida
Lays Ham and Eggs Legend From Science News
The New York Tribune reports a fanciful tale of hens producing cooked eggs via scientific experiments. A Columbia College chemist allegedly used sun exposure and special feeds to create eggs resembling ham, claiming later steps might yield two eggs daily.
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G. Nicholson
Today’s Tribune
Newton
N. J
Burbank
Loeb
Columbia
Bert
New York Tribune
What is This Mystery of Man and Woman by Emil Reich
The piece argues wealth shapes facial physiognomy, identifying types by eyes and head shapes. It cites Carnegie, Havemeyer, Sage, Green, Rockefeller and Rogers as examples of acquisitive, motive, and mental temperaments, calling the trend a distinct “mower-face” shown in portraits.
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Ince
Carnegie
Ryan
Schwarb
Henry O. Havemeyer
Robert Ammon
David Rothchild
Russell Sage
Hetty Green
Havemeyer
Mr. Sage
John B. Rockefeller, Sr
H. H. Rogers
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Thomas Ryan
Charles M. Schwarb
H. O. Havemeyer
New York
The Masterful Wooer and His Allure
A San Francisco Examiner analysis describes the masterful man as a forceful suitor whose will dominates courtship and sometimes household life. It warns women to assess genuine love before choosing a partner who may be dazzling yet potentially domineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochinvar
Ellen
Sii
San Francisco Examiner
What the Money Face is Like
Physiognomist explores love, beauty, and money in men and women. It argues lovers shape faces more than race or posture and cites Chopin and Sand to illustrate the mystery of attraction. The piece claims Americans remain beautiful due to genuine love and easier divorces. French beauty declines as money dominates marriage.
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Jessie A. Fowler
George Sand
Alfred de Musset
Friedrich Chopin
Chopin
Coethe
Gretchen
North
Germany
America
Ami
United States
France
Rome
Greece
Baston Post
Canadian push for metric system adoption gains momentum
Consul Seyfert of Stratford reports an active movement in Canada to adopt the metric system. The government plans lectures by Prof. J. C. McLennan from Halifax to Vancouver to educate and unify weights and measures across the Empire, with Stratford’s board of trade urging adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Seyfert
Stratford
J. C. McLennan
University of Toronto
Halifax
Vancouver
Board of Trade
Board of Trade At
When He Was Absorbed in Prayer at Service
A brief exchange notes one man’s devout focus in church and another’s surprise at his absorption. The Catholic Standard and Times quotes raise a humorous observation about pewside devotion and participation in the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Standard and Times
English Language and Industry in a Changing Era
A collage of passages on language growth, mining machinery profits, American short stories, and social issues. It cites The New York Tribune, Philadelphia Record, Boston Transcript, and Hartford Courant while noting reforms like blindness education, regulations on dance halls, and a murder fugitive story from Baltimore County.
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New York Tribune
Massachuetts
New York
Boston Transcript
Isaac Winder
Baltimore County
Maryland
Winder
Twesday
Leeward
Jaint Towson
Baltimore
Hartford Courant
Ex Mayor Crumbo Endorses Peruna in Letter
The quotation from ex mayor Crumbo of New Albany Indiana praises Peruna stating it cures catarrh indigestion headaches and general sickness when used as directed He claims many others have spoken highly of Peruna and that his health remains good but would rely on Peruna if needed The dated letter is cited as August 25 1904
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D. Crumbo
New
al Urbany
Ind
Oak
Perona
Peruna
Crumbo
Perusia
Mortality from Phthisis in France Debated by Experts
The article discusses phthisis deaths in France with Dr Brouardet claiming up to 150000 yearly, while Dr Ox disputes the figure saying it should be halved. He argues urban densities skew the rate and chronic bronchitis cases were not excluded, estimating annual deaths around 2000.
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France
Brouarde
Ural
Brouardet
Dr. Ox
Brouardel
Seed Growing Contest Promotes Better Minnesota Seeds
The Minnesota University launches an educational seed growing contest backed by the Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce. Conducted by the university agricultural department, it features wheat, corn and oats with prizes and free dissemination of top seeds to encourage farmers to use high quality pedigree seed for improved yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota University
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural Department
University
Decayed Starch A Food Problem Claims Relief
An Asheville man credits Grape-Nuts and Postum with curing long standing stomach and pancreatic issues. After a 15 year struggle with indigestion, attacks and near death, he reports weight gain, clearer brain and stronger nerves. He follows a routine of Grape-Nuts with cream and Postum for meals and credits the pre digested foods for his recovery. He mentions reading The Road to Wellville and cites Battle Creek Michigan as the product origin.
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Asheville
Poston
Battle Creek
Mich
Weiltville
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Seneca
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San Quentin State Prison
California
Emil Reich
Beatrice Fairfax
Wwe
St. Petersburg
Roza
National Assembly
Rosa
Philadelphia Record
George Wyndham
H. M.alden
Harper's Magazine
Cummins
State
Iowa
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