Points on Keeping Well and Ultraviolet Light
The article argues sunlight, especially invisible ultra violet rays, is vital for growth in humans and animals. It cites Hess of New York and Journal of the American Medical Association praising invisible rays as more essential than visible sunlight. It warns that smoke and fog block ultraviolet rays, harming health and milk production, and asks whether we will maintain clean air or contaminate homes and barns with pollution.
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Hess
New York
Journal of the American Medical Associaton
Walt
England
Earache Pain Causes and Home Relief Methods
The piece explains ear pain arising from outer ear infections or middle ear fluid buildup after Eustachian tube blockage. It notes external heat as the relief, suggesting hot compresses, salt bags, hot water bottles, or an electric heating pad, and cautions against ineffective home remedies. It references a historical note about a royal case but focuses on explaining causes and simple relief.
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Prince of Wales
Columbus Women Helped Heal Nation After War Memorial
A long-remembered New York Times note from 1507 recalls Columbus Mississippi women sowing flowers on Confederate and Union graves, a gesture seen as healing the nation. The piece traces Memorial Day origins from 1865 through Garfield’s Arlington address and later national observances, highlighting cross‑Southern reconciliation and the evolving meaning of the holiday.
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New York
Columbus
Miss
New York Times
Sttle
Adjt
N. P. Chipman
John A. Logan
Orang Arhay
Republic
Women of Columbus
Ishace
N. Yj
Francis M. Finch
Chanacer SM. Depew
South
Custon
Arlington
J.ogen
James A. Garfield
United States
Cleveland
Ohio
Monument Cemetery
Philadelphia
Post 2 Department of Pennsylvania
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Roger A. Tever
Pryor
Supreme Court
How to Parents Devotion and Civilizatio n in a Turbulent Age
A long opinion piece argues parental devotion to children should drive education, cautioning against devotion to offspring over God. It critiques civ ilization as evolving rules that work, warns against excessive criticism, and laments solicitors, agents, and promoters who prey on the vulnerable while praising effort to save the poor from manipulation.
Sawney’s Snakes and the Plowing Tale at Booger Holler
Local postmaster Tobe Sagg of Sandy Slush relays a colorful anecdote from Mount Pingy about Sawney claiming to kill 65 rattlesnakes while plowing. He says a jug of liquor at each end of the fur rows fueled driving so fast the crew forgot the snakes, though Sawney insists none remained.
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Sawney
Booger Holler
Mount Pingy
Kansas City Star
Ruinous Giving Warns Against Imitating Charity
A fragment admonishes against reckless generosity, warning readers not to imitate a figure who stood at a lighthouse and distributed to the poor, urging caution in acts of benevolence.
Fragmentary Naval Lanterns Poem Fragment
A fragmented passage describes oil lamps and lighthouses guiding seafarers, invoking sacrifice of mothers and the radiance of light, with cryptic references to Mueterilnck and a sailor’s duty to illuminate the sea. It reads as a poetic meditation on duty, labor, and unseen burdens.
Fourth Novel Way to Initiate New Deacons
Fourth Novel Way to Initiate New Deacons describes a church ceremony after several new deacons were ordained. The old deacons seat Blind Institute students to hand hymn books to congregants, highlighting embarrassment as the new deacons traverse a long aisle and find those handed hymnals are blind or unable to use them.
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Sundiyz
Windsor girl dodges tax, curious encounter noted
Fragmentary Detroit News item describes a Windsor girl linked to a fri hew who tried to dodge a tax. An officer approached a car at the top of the stairs while a figure name Sneckums looked down, with unclear dialogue and details, leaving the event ambiguously reported.
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Windsor
Detroit News
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Inet
Taule
Tim Man
Wade
Ob Sears
Fusion
Wen
Pieters
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Toledo
Bellens
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Sure Relief
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