Ancestral Memory Theory of Reminiscence and Rebirth
The article argues for ancestral memory as a natural explanation for sudden reminiscences and feels a preexistence raises inverts of place and landscape. It traces the idea from Eastern philosophy to early Christian thinkers and modern writers, proposing memory cells pass impressions across generations and may surface as flashes of insight or apparitions.
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Egypt
Plato
Lermagramulesis
Josephus
John the Baptist
Elijah
Schopenhauer
Lessing
Hegel
Leibnitz
Herder
Fichte
Ang' i
Forbes Phillips
Matrimony and farming novelty in Kansas tale
A Kansas farmer Daniel Kindred advertises for workers who may woo his daughters in exchange for farm improvements. The first three suitors install irrigation, a tub, and a power system, earning a daughter each as reward while the remaining daughter awaits an extraordinary suitor. New York Tribune relics end with church warmth and odd customs.
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Kansas
Daniel
Kinkaid
Kindred
New York Tribune
Squirrel Bites Carrier Boy in Park Incident
Eugene Oliver, a carrier boy, was attacked by a squirrel while standing near a park tree. The animal clutched his right ear, biting through the ear and drawing blood before bystanders restrained it. The event was reported by Topeka Capital correspondence.
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Eugene Oliver
Lola Correspondence
Topeka Capital
Electrified culture and light color studies in plant growth
A long survey reports large gains from electroculture with crops rising 45 percent on average. It details field experiments by Professor Lemström in England Germany and Sweden with strawberries corn potatoes and beets showing substantial yields. It also covers radioculture experiments by Camille Flammarion using colored glass houses and notes etherized treatment by Dr. Johannsen that accelerates flowering and growth in lilacs azaleas lilies and more.
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Lemstrom
Helsingfors University
Ito
England
Newcastle
Durham College of Science
Germany
Breslau
Sweden
Alvyidaberg
Lemetrom
M. Camille Flammarion
Heauty
Castle
Green Glass House
Glass House
Red House
Johannsen
Copenhagen
Alice
lLilies-of-the-valley
Deutzins
Autos for China Cheap Cars Until the Colonies Keenly Interested
Harper's Weekly reports Wilbur T. Gracey from Tsifigtan on Kiachow prospects for cheap automobiles in China. He notes few American and German cars in Tsingtau, growing roads, and a need to compete with ponies and carriages. Suggests shipping a small number on commission, simple construction, and stocked spare parts to counter German prices.
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United States
Wilbur
T. Gracey
Tsifigtan
Kiachow
Tsingtau
Harper
Language That Makes Mules Move Taught by Knute Nelson
Senator Knute Nelson recalled in a jogging camp the discovery of a mule driving language. Different tongues failed to speed the pace until a strapping Irishman used expletives, not his mother tongue, and the mules moved. The piece notes a universal mule language from National Magazine.
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Knute Nelson
Itehman
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