Made sane by operation reports a cure by trephining
London physician Dr Bernard Hollander describes a dramatic cure for a doctor who suffered seven years of insanity after a horse kick and a bicycle fall. After trephining revealed a skull abnormality and excess cerebro spinal fluid, the patient recovered within three weeks and has remained healthy.
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Mystery of the applauding couple at the Orpheum
A Denver Post account reports at the Orpheum last night a young man and his companion refused to applaud James H. Cullen during his early songs. After his third song the girl told her escort to release her hand so she could applaud, explaining the mystery to those behind.
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Eouple
Denver Post
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Self-Developing Plates Parade a New Picture Idea
In a party tale a European traveler is challenged to see beyond surface. A quiet man notes observers miss details, then a photographer demonstrates self developing plates that reveal images when water activates a soluble coating. He forecasts future broad use though current plates remain imperfect.
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Paris
Play in the Dark Brings Musical Awakening Through Touch
A vintage guidance note urges piano practice in low light to train touch and memory. It argues that blind sensitivity to touch enhances hearing, reduces reliance on printed notes, and strengthens musical independence.
Not over $300,000 in cash at downtown bank openings
A New York bank teller explains that only a limited amount of cash is kept at the downtown branch at opening time, with most funds stored at the main uptown bank. The exchange highlights the large sums banks handle and the sometimes perceived value of money for staff.
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New York
Play a Necessity of Life in New York Independent Voice
The Gosjel of play, a gospel of wholesomeness, urges wintering as a path to a better race of manly beings and a more moral social state. It notes city crowds strain, while rural folk seek daily relief from trying to make ends meet through recreation.
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N. Y
Waste Gas Fueled Steel Plants and Nurse Honored
United States Steel plans to install 12 gas powered engines using blast furnace gas, a waste product, to cut fuel costs and reduce smoke. Nurse Sarah Cross is feted by Middlesex Hospital for 40 hours of surgical aid after the Kingston Jamaica earthquake, aiding 200 patients under Dr. Arthur J. Evans.
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Jamaica
Kingston
Sarah Cross
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Oysters 11 Instead of 12 and Autograph Market Notes
A New Yorker dining at his club finds his oyster order of eleven shells. A Celt waiter explains the mistake as the guest contemplates being thirteen at table. Also brief notes on autograph demand for English poets and social trends among upper class women.
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Harper's Weekly
Walter
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