Army Demonstrates Its Peace Time Utility
The article extols the U S Army as a ready force in peacetime, highlighting San Antonio as a southwest center. It recalls the Rock Springs relief, anti venom serum deliveries, and ambulance aviation aiding injured, praising army doctors and personnel for saving lives and earning public respect.
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Fort Clark
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Are You “Quite Fit” Health Standard, Says Dr Reed
Dr Charles A L Reed, former AMA president, notes English use of fit is stronger than well. Fit means being adequate for all demands, mentally and physically, and must adjust to surroundings and resist or change adverse influences. Those who adapt best to changes have the best chance to live well even under hardship.
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Charles A. L. Reed
American Medical Association
Right Living Daily Dosing Royal Corelando 1821
At least one half the ills of the human family follow dose or neglect of two digestive organs. Constipation is the most frequent evidence of each disease. The bowels may move daily yet show signs of digestion issues due to delayed or misdated waste. Improved living, hygiene, and food choices prevent constipation and disease. Overuse of cathartics only drains the bowel. correct eating and lifestyle matter more than medicine.
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Southern Skies and the Southern Heavens in Modern View
The article describes Harvard Observatory plans for a five foot mirror giant telescope in South Africa and a related move of instruments from the Andes to Africa. It highlights southern sky wonders such as the Magellanic Clouds, Coal Sacks, and the Southern Cross, noting dark matter conjectures and vivid color in stellar vistas. It cites Herschel, arcane observatories, and international collaboration, emphasizing the allure and scope of southern celestial phenomena.
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Harvard Observatory
South Africa
Sir John Herschel
Mars
Herschal
Lees
Harvard Observators
Aree Awipk
Arcauipa
Africa
Ars
Jebets Braghie
Harvard
Lomabridge
Bonn
Equator
Florida
Herschel
Medical progress speeds life conservation through chemistry
The article argues physicians face criticism yet show steady gains in life preservation. It notes rising life expectancy from around 42 years in New York City to over 53 56 years by 1926, an infant mortality drop of about 80 percent, and advances from clean water to typhoid reduction. It credits chemical and pharmaceutical advances for major health improvements and anticipates further gains as research continues.
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New York City
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Sideshows of Science and the Pelagic Fish Curious Creature
The fragment describes a pelagic fish that resembles wulfweed and a mantis like reef life in the gulf stream. It notes the fish and weed as living organisms with brane and gelinw forms, dark spotted coats, and uncertain baking from verbal wots.
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Gulf
Modern Gang Saw and the Brain Behind It
The article contrasts African labor with machine power, praising brains over brawn. It depicts natives in Liberia operating a saw mill by hand and contrasts with a modern gang saw that logs 125 six inch boards per pass, or a band saw cutting 60,000 feet in eight hours. It urges self control and thinking to raise prosperity.
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Liberia
Man Power
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A truncated biography traces the career path of a Wall Street banker from mining to Milwaukee and New York. It notes early work at New York Mining and Milwaukee Urban and Gas, then a shift toward banking. He joined Wil Tin A. Heati in New York, rising to head the firm, then led St Wy Tiblowt Road and Cempany, becoming president of a leading bank.
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Newgork Mining Compare
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Milwaukee Urban and Gag Company
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Ailenaker Machine ‘Seal Company
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Wil Tin A. Heati
Camping
Clarence Eitan
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