Legacy of Sir Alfred Yarrow and a polemic on basic English
The article critiques Wentworth’s plan for a universal language based on basic English and contrasts it with pidgin English. It notes the efficiency of a compact vocabulary, the elimination of prepositions, and the challenges of adopting a new internationalen tongue. It also mentions Sir Alfred Yarrow’s legacy and his view on women’s roles in society.
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Wentworth
Tia Corel
Byer
Spoonor
Engle
Mass
Alfred Yarrow
Luncheon of Hope at London Hospital Nurtures Inmates
A report describes a London hospital program for the insane focusing on patient well being. Nurses receive small gifts, a band and orchestra perform, and musical broadcasts broaden the inmates' outlets. Efforts aim to calm disturbed residents and provide engaging activities.
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Mercedes Noapital
Luenod Alves
Viking Fishermen Preserve Old Methods Amid Modern Change
Viking fishermen, descendants of early navigators, still use long lines off Nordic shores despite industrial progress. They operate small steam‑powered vessels, with wind‑up line reels and thousands of hooks, using mussels, whelks, squid, and herrings as bait.
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Kan
Steau
Eagle Brand Infant Formula Proclaimed Easily Digested
An advertisement argues that digestibility, not just nutrients, determines baby growth. Eagle Brand is claimed to digest like mother's milk, forming curds and aiding bone, tooth, and tissue development. A 50-baby clinic study reportedly shows strong nourishment results, supporting use when maternal milk is insufficient.
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Eagle Brand
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