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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1889
Page
7
Mrs. E. Lynn Linton argues children are embryonic morally, needing patient teaching over punishment. She warns against excessive sentimentality and explains how fear of punishment shapes lies, while urging rational, compassionate guidance to develop honesty and self control.
In Baden a minister closed his sermon with a call to invite the man outside to come in and make certain. The remark reflects a moment of modest humor as the service ended.
At the American Forestry Congress, J. B. Harrison urged states to appoint forest and river officers and to oversee dam projects. Pennsylvania forests studies show denuded slopes drain faster, drying streams sooner than forested hillsides. Dr. Lindley warned overshading homes harms real estate value and health, stressing sunlight for mental and physical well being.
Vulcanizers and steam presses seal rubber between a steam tight cover and a base. Large horizontal units use tracks and cars to move goods inside. Steam temperature ranges from 260 to 300 Fahrenheit with times from half an hour to several hours.
Dr. B. W. Richardson highlights the graphophone for recording coughs to compare current and past health. The technique offers clinical advantages in practice and teaching, enabling reproduction of sounds indicating health or disease for study and demonstration.
A detailed prospectus describes a large scale window and flint glass plant complex at Jeannette in Westmoreland County. It outlines four factories with extensive kilns and continuous production, powered by abundant natural gas, plus water supply, transportation, and housing for workers as the town rapidly grows.
The article notes Egyptian natives as unusually resilient surgical subjects with rapid recovery and low shock. It cites Clot Bey praising native endurance, linking abstinent diet and outdoor life to strong constitution and resistance to anesthesia and complications.
A German process mixes finely divided leather cuttings with glue and tannic acid to form a thick mass. The material is pressed into shapes then impregnated with India rubber glycerine and linseed oil with sawdust added. It hardens when dry and aims to imitate real leather though suppleness and durability may be uncertain.
A historical note promotes fine sawdust as a wound dressing. When sifted free of splinters it dries into a clean dressing that absorbs discharge without packing. It may act as an antiseptic carrier, similar to antiseptic cotton or wool, with turpentine-rich yellow sawdust cited as potentially valuable.
Detroit Free Press reports a medical journal attributes women's physical degeneracy to oversized household utensils. The article notes counterexamples among women who avoid or use utensils differently, suggesting reduced handling may tie to degeneracy.
An exchange on a train between a Boulton lawyer and an elderly farmer centers on a contested remark about a New York road. The farmer, once a director, defends his role while the lawyer asserts he will correct the erroneous assertion. The conversation reveals tensions over railway matters and leadership claims.
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