Unclear passenger causes embarrassment on crowded car
An unnamed man entered a car occupying the only vacant seat near a sleeping woman. The man displayed self-importance and kicked the yellow bag of the woman beside him. At Fifty second Street the woman woke, tried to lift his foot, and exclaimed in embarrassment that it looked like her own bag.
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Buffalo
Tay
Wgib
Savage
Gran Ballet
Pelvicege
Kan
Prange Rockyfeller
Phy Nsw
Tittle
Wiley
Particulrs
Savage Arms Company
Sivuce Avenue
Utica N.Y
Fifty-second Street
Hiccough Epidemics Linked to Nervous Strain
The report suggests hiccough epidemics arise from hysterical contagion and nervous predisposition during death struggle. It cites St Itte related derangement of the nervous system due to circulation slackening, noting a wave during heavy hemorrhage.
Pronunciation of Z and its American origin in letters
The text traces Z pronunciation from zed and Old French zede to Latin zeta, linking to the sixth Greek letter and English usage. It notes Shakespeare and a Lear reference with the line Zed proclaimed as an unnecessary letter, illustrating the quirky history of the letter’s name.
Might Get Even With Mosquito
An observer notes a concept where a new insect, a midge, could be inserted into a mosquito to feed on its blood. The piece questions the practicality and potential benefits, hinting at an import idea for replacing or controlling mosquitoes.
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Lids
Paris snake hunter M. Henry Saussereau dies of viper bite
In Paris, veteran snake hunter M. Henry Saussereau died after being bitten by a viper while pursuing snakes in woods near Bouloire. He had destroyed more than 2,000 vipers over his long career and suffered terrible agony for twelve hours before death.
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M. Henry Saussereau
Paris
Bouloire
Satthe
Learning From the Fish Card Matches a Transport Joke
A railway magnate notes the ten sardine can order and asks about illness. An employee replies with a witty plan to use the back of a streetcar to get people onboard. The exchange showcases a humorous exchange about transit and vending.
Air Space of Pigeons as Structural Flight Theory
The piece explains avian flight as a system of hollow body spaces with minimal weight. It traces evolution from reptiles to birds, noting removal of superfluous material to create air spaces in bones and a hollow body wall that acts as a chamber for movement, enabled by surrounding air. The discussion cites Harper's Weekly.
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Harper
Extracts From the Game Law of New Mexico 1912
For sportsmen we publish excerpts from the New Mexico game law effective June 14 1912 including provisions on hunting with horns and related regulations. The notice outlines key rules and dates for compliant hunting practices and enforcement.
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Iaw
New Mexico
Wildlife hunting limits and licenses notice
Yearly hunting limits list per species with season dates and possession caps. States deer four per time, Turkeys and quail by gun, doves by gap, ducks and others by specified periods. Includes weight, size limits and prohibited actions. Resident license costs cited as 150 dollars for big game and birds, 10 dollars for license and birds.
THE SIX RULES For Care With Fire in the Mountains
Six simple rules urge visitors to extinguish matches fully and avoid campfires that could spark wildfires. Do not leave flames unattended and report any fire immediately to a forest ranger or state fire warden to prevent costly losses.
Fragmented Query About A News Paper Today
Fragmented user text mentioning today’s news and independence, with unclear details. No identifiable person, place, organization, or event from a coherent source.
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Websters International Dictionary
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Becas
Schoola
Wing
C.merriam CO
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Mass
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Sierra
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