Home for the Toilers and a Busy Year Ahead
A Detroit Free Press writer extols the home of American workers as the laborer's paradise. The piece cites Branstrer’s authority, notes improved business and employment after the last presidential election, and mentions Dune Review confirming strong May gains with slim margins but high totals. Also covered are a Montana senator jailed for a year over a missing bill, an accident policy dispute in Davenport, and broader labor trends including shoe manufacturing growth in New England.
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Branstreer
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Electrical blondes and color change by electricity
A Kansas University professor argues that skin color in Ethiopians could be altered by electrical currents. He explains pigment removal might be possible via cataphoresis or bodily current diffusion, while noting experiments would need careful testing for safety and efficacy.
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A Chicago Craft Spectacle on Four Bicycle Wheels
The Cimcionsti Enquirer reports a curious Chicago spectacle on a wide avenue a cart with a peat pair of ears making jib spinning before the wind. The craft, boat deck shaped, ran four bicycle wheels and was tipped over by two boys of the Windy City.
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Cimcionsti Enquirer
A Terrier's Revenge Over Lost Enemy Bulldog
A tale from a up the state family recalls two dogs a bulldog and a black and tan. After leaving the black and tan at home the bulldog provokes a quarrel and the black and tan is beaten. The canine seeks its rival and finds him at the hotel then defeats him. The victory seals and the black and tan returns home triumphant and content.
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Mail and Express
Astronomical Reward Offered Over Star Composition
A German capitalist offers a $25,000 reward to any astronomer who can prove that the stars are made of solid matter. The proposal, controversial among scientists, sparks discussion about the nature of stellar composition and the limits of observational proof.
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