Novel sensations of flight described by air expert
An aviation writer explains how flying induces new sensations of independence and movement. The piece compares aircraft motion to ships, detailing roll and pitch, air waves, and the pilot’s skill in meeting disturbances. It notes learning to operate an aeroplane with practice and highlights the allure of flight compared to other transport.
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Jane
Ing
Mr. Herring
Mobile
New York
Europe Birth Rates and Grammar Tyranny
Statistics show Eastern and Southern Europe have higher birth rates than Western and Northern regions with Russia markedly higher than France while Britain becomes densely populated and birth rates decline in parts of Germany. A critique argues modern writing favors grammar over creative instinct, warning civilization risks ossification under rigid rules. The piece also notes suffragist Portia, Christabel Pankhurst’s cross examination of ministers, and Royal Automobile Club tests on dust reducing exhaust devices.
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Europe
Russia
France
Normandy
Orenburg
Great Britain
England
Germany
Berlin
Havelock Ellis
Royal Automobile Club of London
Origins of vegetables and their global journeys
The article traces the origins of common vegetables and tubers, noting potatoes in Chile and Europe, sweet potatoes in America, garlic and onions in many regions, and beets, lettuce, and other crops with roots in Europe, Asia, and Africa. It also explores linguistic curiosities and a brief parlor anecdote about pang wangling.
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American
Chile
Europe
America
Revue Scientifique
Salaify
Greece
Dalmatia
Italy
Algeria
Olivier de Serres
France
Mediterranean
Persia
Babylonia
Siberia
Canaries
Abyssinia
Western
Asia
Sweden
Minor
Caucasus
Afghanistan
India
Asia Minor
Japan
Medeira
Morocco
Spain
Ialy
Mediteranean Islands
Western Asia
China
Africa
Madeira
Canary Islands
North America
Peru
Tundia
Guinea
Philadelphia Record
Fire risk timber study at Colorado State University
A well equipped testing plant has been established at Boulder under the auspices of the State University to investigate the removal of the large quantity of fire tied timber found in the state.
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Eie
Boulder, Col
The
State University
Reference books for readers to answer questions at home
Readers asked why editors act as arbiters when answers lie in reference books. Almanac grammar or dictionary should be within reach in every home library, even small. Keeping one handy ties daily news to history and current events, enriching understanding. Get the habit. New York Daily.
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Europs
New York
Matly
Expediting Justice: Bar Association Committee Proposes Reforms
A committee of the American Bar Association urges reforms to curb delays in legal procedure. Justice Brewer is cited as endorsing similar lines on appeals. Reforms aim to limit appeals in criminal cases to improve justice, confidence, and respect for the law.
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American Bar Association
Brewer
Philadelphia ‘Ledger
Teething Comfort Syrup Promises Soothing Relief
An old ad fragment touts a teething syrup labeled as soothing and gentle for gums. It claims fast relief, claiming to ease irritation and wind discomfort with a natural or medicinal formula. The reading is partial and ad-like in tone.
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N.Y
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