German Law Bans Phosphorus Use in Matches
The Reichstag passed a law barring white or yellow phosphorus in match making after January 1 1908. Interior Secretary von Posadowsky-Wehner warned denying proof of phosphorus harm to bone structure is like ignoring the sun. He said phosphorus causes delayed bone necrosis and can be hereditary, affecting families. Wurm urged an operative date of January 4 1905 but opponents sought delays over patent process concerns.
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Pennsylvania Protects Bullfrogs As State Game
A new Pennsylvania bill signed by Governor Pennypacker places bullfrogs among protected game. It bans catching or killing them from July 1 to November 1, with a $25 fine per offense payable to an alderman or justice of the peace. The act could impact rural frog farming and marketing.
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Dinner in a Giant Eggshell at New York Ballroon
Mrs Arthur P Proal entertained 35 women at luncheon inside a colossal eggshell structure in Bherry's ballroom New York. An artificial farm surrounded guests with live poultry and a country scene while some guests planned country moves after city life ends.
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Arthur P. Proal
Doctor Advocates Removing Appendix At Birth
Dr Edward Andruss of Holden Missouri argued before the Missouri Institute of Homeopathy in St Louis that the human body can do without an appendix and proposed performing an operation on every infant a few days after birth to remove it to prevent later appendicitis. The convention discussion was vigorous with support for the idea.
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Holden
Missouri Institute of Homeopathy
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Immigration figures for 1905 and rankings by country
Figures from the Bureau of Immigration published in Commerce and Finance project 1905 surpassing prior years except 1882. Italy supplied the largest number of immigrants in the nine months to March 1908, with Hungary, Russia, Sweden, Germany, Ireland, Japan, England, Norway, and Russia again among top origins. The article also cites a British philanthropist describing London working-class conditions as worse than parts of Washington.
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Strange Noises At Haddam Reported Again
Reports of mysterious noises rattling Haddam residents recur early morning as rumbling sounds resembling thunder echo from Moodus and Mount Tom connections. Residents in Moodus, East Haddam, and nearby areas describe audible phenomena cited as moodus noises.
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Moodus
Mount Tom
East Haddam
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