Wisconsin Cheese Health and Industry Highlights
An article extols cheese as a nutritious staple, noting United States leadership in cheese making and comparing per person consumption with England. It discusses production figures, regional output, milk to cheese yield, and the role of bacteria in cheesemaking, including the bacterium B 41 and its impact on safety and efficiency.
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Milwaukee
Wis
England
America
Igangland
Great Bee
Wisconsin
New York
Great Britain
Cotin
Cheddar
Somersetshire
Wiscar
Hathaway
Teewee Syed
United States
Cheese making and global varieties described in aging dairy Lessons
The piece details milk preparation, curd formation with rennet, and cheese aging including varieties such as Alton Cottenham Gloucester Dunlop Brie Camembert Roquefort Parmesan and Limburg. It notes the role of bacteria and molds, and contrasts production regions in England France Scotland Italy and Germany. It ends with brief notes on pins in early 20th century America and a line on Japanese etiquette at banquets.
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Ailton
Leicestershire
England
Cottenham
Scotland
Paris
Calvados
Normandy
Roquefort
Parma
Italy
Limburg
Germany
Edward Julian
Scolding That Heals Organ Intelligence Therapy
A Chicago doctor returns from Europe claiming organs have separate intelligence and respond to reproach or scalding. He describes bedside experiments in Sydney leading to a new therapy that he says will eclipse existing medical schools by persuading lungs and other organs to heal through suggestion.
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Chicago
Sydney
New Kind of a Cigar in Paris Report
Doctors in Philadelphia note a tobacco free cigar as discussed by the Conseil d Hygiene of the Seine. M Guignard claims the base is an aromatic herb with antiseptic qualities and harmless smoke while remaining ineffectual. The council approved the report and the idea may become a state monopoly if government backs the manufacture.
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Philadelphia
Conseil d’Hygiene
Seine
France
M. Guiguard
M. Guignard
Astor Dedicates Marine Turbine Patents to Public
John Jacob Astor announces in Scientific American that all his marine turbine patents are dedicated to the public. He describes a twin screw funnel shaped turbine with rotating inner shaft and outer shell, aiming to speed development and reduce weight, with no engine built yet to test the design.
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John Jacob Astor
Col. Astor
Scientific American
Praise of the Army Leads Review by Lieut Gen Miles
The annual report by Lieut Gen Miles commends Gen Brooke's plan to redraw departmental geographic limits for better charges and quartering. It notes incomplete Pacific coast fortifications, quiet Indians, Baldwin's troops in India? and cites improved army personnel, discipline, and leadership over four years while promising eradication of occasional evils.
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Miles
Brooke
Pacific Coast
Baldwin
Alindarao
Cable Around World Sets 30 Hour 20 Minute Record
Charles J. Glidden of Boston, former Erie Telegraph president, sent a world circumnavigation message from Hotel Touraine at 9 15. The dispatch reached Boston via Vancouver to Australia in 39 hours 20 minutes, with three errors noted in transmission.
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Charles J. Glidden
Boston
Erie Telegraph Company
Touraine
Mass
Vancouver
Australia
Western Union
Gleddon Boston
Southport
Peruna praised by Chicago official in medical letter
A letter from Hon. John T. Sheahan of Chicago extols Peruna Medicine Co. for curing kidney trouble after four bottles. Other testimonials cite relief from Brights disease and chronic catarrh, with promises of a free book on catarrh from The Peruna Medicine Co. of Columbus, Ohio.
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FE. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Pfereaabd
John T. Sheahan
Marshall Bield & Co
Tndiana Avenue
Flat Six
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Jacob Fleig
Sumner Avenue
Brooklyn
Rew
Jacob P Is
Columbus, O
Tramp's Idea Made Riches for Ohio Sire George Hopper
A tale from near Geneva Ohio tells how George W. Hopper rose from a poor youth with little schooling to a fortune of two to three and a half million dollars. An innovation suggested by a tramp about painting barrels for Standard Oil led to wealth, while Hopper later offered a bounty to the tramp though none claimed it. The story notes the tramp’s influence benefits even today as Hopper’s home keeps a lingering legend.
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Geneva
George W. Hopper
Standard Oil Company
Hopper
Althouugh
Tramp
Bax
Pittsburg
Phonograph used at funeral in Leavenworth
Reverend Samuel Pearson used a phonograph to provide sacred music at the funeral of Daniel P. Williams, surprising mourners who approved the device for future sickroom use. Also reports a Pleasant Hill couple married aboard a Chicago & Alton train between Mexico and Bloomington with Rev. William Orr officiating. University of Paris has 245 professors across faculties.
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Samuel Pearson
First Congregational Church
Leavenworth
Kans
Daniel P. Williams
Holy City
Jesus
Maurice
Lloyd Roberts
M Blanche Gilliam
Pleasant Hill
Jrl
Mexico
Bloomington
Ill
Pike
Creen County
Wile
Jiam Orr
University of Paris
Rich find in Wisconsin points to new asbestos market
A land tract near Stevens Point Wisconsin is yielding a white grainy asbestos resembling fibers of white pine. A company forms to secure land and develop the deposit with plans to place the product on the market. The Maine article notes women guides and a San Francisco boy recovery from a brain injury.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Canada
San Francisco
Fashionable Finery Highlights Delicate Ribbon Trends
A fashion authority notes dainty sush ribbons in cloth of gold and silver with white silk garlands. Lace silks and brick lace inserts appear in autumn patterns while taffetas show soft ecru guipure. Persian motifs extend to fans and hair adornments. dressy Oxford ties feature striped vamping. A tailor warns against overhot irons hindering a polished finish.
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Secret Bes
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