Not a Game of Chance for Seven Up Idea in Kentucky Case
Kentucky case brings seven up under legal glare as jurors decide the game commonly seen as chance is a science. Deacons and dominies, plus six seven up professors, form the panel. verdict finds seven up a science and not chance, noting the opposing side is broke and the science side has the money.
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Mark
Twain
Kentucky
Deacon Peters
Dominie Miggles
Commonwealth of Kentucky
John Wheeler
Reporting Is Strenuous in Britain Too
The piece notes that American press bravado is echoed abroad as British journalists pursue scoops and images. It highlights Alfred J. Burke of Central News covering 14 polls in UK elections, risking harm to secure exclusive results and rapid dispatch to London.
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Britain
United States
America
Crippen
New York
Gotham
Philadelphia
Washington
Pehl
Alfred J. Burke
Central News of London
Peckhim
Tawney and Sims Highlighted in Cabinet Prospects and Navy Honors
Congressm an Janes A Tawney of Minnesota, a longtime leader in appropriations, is discussed as a possible Taft cabinet appointee with strong backing. Commander William Sowden Sims, former naval aide to Roosevelt, is praised for his role in gunnery development and command of the Minnesota battleship.
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Minnesota
Taft
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Hunter
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Panama Canal Commission
Ballinger
Congress
House Committee On Appropriations
Sr. Tawney
Tawney
Canon
Congessman Tawney
Pennsylvania
Ust
Winona
Minn
Unil
Sims
Navy
William Sowden Sims
United States
Leoden
Roosevelt
English Channel
London
London, Commander Sins
Unes Bart
Naval Academy
Io Adililinn
Russia
France
US & Sen
Sleeping Sickness Described As A Prolonged Illness
An 19th century account outlines sleeping sickness in three stages. Early symptoms include fever and swollen neck lymph nodes, then a dull apathetic phase with reduced movement, and finally coma with risk of death or self-harm as brain involvement increases.
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Winterbottom
Siwamps
Hecas
Melure
Famous Nine Worthies and Seven Wise Men List
The piece notes the nine worthies Joshua David Judas Maccabeus Hector Alexander the Great Darius Cresnar King Arthur Charlemagne and Godfrey of Bouillon, and the seven wise men Greece Solomon Thales Pittacus Bias Cleobulus Mysen and Chilon of Sparta, as the popular lists in history.
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Joshua
David
Judas Afacesbeus
Hector
Troy
Alexander the Great
Dalias Cresnar
King Arthur
Britain
Charlemagne
France
Godfrey of
Greece
New York American
Waiting For Him
A dialogue fragment reports Toeth Pete accepting an oatman loan through his hat and commenting on romance. A housewife praises the notion and mentions idle wood at Idleswood. She instructs him to take an ax and split half a cord at the wool pie.
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Toeth
Chicago News
A Greater Attraction at Gastein Meeting
Herr Harden reports a Gastein gathering with William I and Francis Joseph. The Austrian sovereign complained of the crowd's pressing attentions. Lismarck promised his arrival would shift focus, easing the scene.
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Herr Harden
Gastein
William 1
Francis Joseph
Lismarck
London
The Copts of Egypt and the Notaries Public
The Copts of Egypt are bookkeepers scribes jewelers and embroiderers with an ancient tongue largely dead. They use Arabic though church services preserve some of the old language. Notaries Public originated with early Christians to collect data for martyrs and later standardized by 1801 laws in England and other countries.
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Egypt
Notaries Public
England
New York
Goodman and Goodwomen as Historic Social Address
The London Family Herald notes that Goodman and Goodwoman were once common forms of address for lower social classes in seventeenth century New England, with Goody as a contraction used for those considered inferior. The prefix Mr. applied only to gentlemen, while Puritan societies used these terms as punishment or social marker, preserved today only in some old songs.
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Goodman
New Hengland
Goodwoman
Goody
London Family Herald
Not to Be Sat On
During a football match in Belfast between Ireland and Scotland an enthusiastic Irish supporter cried out Sit on them Ireland in the stands. The moment captures a wartime era spirited rivalry and fervent crowd behavior at a key sporting clash.
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Belfast
Ireland
Scotland
Woodworth Company Offers Free Trial of Senpine Remedy
Thousands respond to a brochure offer from The Woodworth Company of New York City for an experimental Senpine package. It claims to cure asthma hay fever bronchitis and catarrh regardless of disease duration or climate. The letter says the product is a scientific Vienna University professor discovery and is mailed free to applicants.
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New York
Woodworth Company
Dept
Broadway
New York City
Senpine
Hay
Dts
Vienna University
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