LICENSES FOR ANIMAL VIVISECTION IN BRITAIN AND U S
The 1903 annual report shows 347 people licensed to perform animal experiments in Britain with 97 not conducting any. 1,084 experiments were done in 1902 with 4,178 using anesthetics. The system aims to prevent cruelty but may hinder research. in the U S the American Society for the Protection of Animals provides broad protection.
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Great Britain
England
United States
American Society For the Protection of Animals
Japanese paper plant to be cultivated in America
The mitsumata paper shrub, a valuable Japanese plant, may be grown in the United States and southern Europe. U.S. agriculture experts seek seeds to test cultivation in Florida, Louisiana, irrigated Texas, Colorado, and parts of California. Yields reach 2,000 pounds of raw bark per acre with pulp selling around 32 cents per pound.
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Japan
Days Booklovers
Teland
America
Europe
United States Department of Agriculture
Florida
Louisiana
Texas
Colorado
Sacramento
San Joacha
California
Mitsumata
Negro Church Expression Spurs South African Union
A Pretoria Wesleyan preacher founded the united colored Church of Ethiopia four years ago. The movement crossed tribal lines and grew beyond its founder, drawing aid from African Methodists in the U.S. It has gained strength and is claimed to carry political weight, with younger Africans chanting calls for independence and challenging white authority in the colonies.
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America
South Africa
Pretoria
United Colored Church
Church of
Ethiopia
Neerine
Naturalizing flowers as easy garden art says Country Life
The most inspiring floricultural idea of the last quarter century is naturalizing flowers by the thousand in places needing no care after planting. It claims no weeding watering hosing or staking, making gardening the easiest. A continuous sheet of flowers of one variety is praised for beauty and harmony.
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Country Life
Vision of Milky Way bulbs Trumps Costs
The text admires a vast display of lowers flowers described as a Milky Way like vision. It claims a thousand bulbs of poeta norelssus cost five dollars, presenting the price as trivial next to the beauty it enables, and notes the speaker’s breath being taken by the possibility.
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Poeta’ Norelssus
Poothall Games Prove Useful in Australia
Australian detectives note football proves useful for crowd control and crime prevention. Police remain on hand as criminals hide during the week but must surface on Saturday for the football game.
Taste for English Literature Flourishes in Japan
English literature has gained prominence in Japan, with German and French favored by scholars. A Tokyo language school teaches many languages, including Russian, while translations of Shakespeare and Carlyle shape Japanese study. Emerson Mill and Herbert Spencer influence thought. Tennyson, Longfellow, Wordsworth, Byron, Milton are popular poets, and Thackeray and Dickens are well known. Bellamy’s Looking Backward has been translated into Japanese.
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Ol Dich
Tokio
Japan
Yure Tenbouch
Sarlyle
Maramayan
Emerson
Mill
Herbert Spencer
Tennyson
Longfellow
Wordsworth
Byron
Milton
The White Cockade: Oldest American Army Tune
The article discusses the historic march The White Cockade as the earliest American army melody. It traces its origins to colonial times, notes its Confederate and English roots, and highlights Capt Davis's April 18 1775 performance as a key turning point in forming an American military musical tradition.
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Concord
Jorenty
Capt
Tasso
Butt
Davis
Church Leader and Editor Offer Free Year to Marry Couples
The pastor of Dallas village church and the town weekly editor known as the Post propose promoting marriages among youths. They plan to grant a year's subscription to each couple wed by the minister, plus a wedding write-up, with a note that the deal may extend beyond just young people.
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Dallas
Pubater
Alias
Post
Capwell
Fragmented Australian Aboriginal Story Butchnot Verifiable
A fragment claims a tribal chief in Australia walked for miles with a spear through his body before receiving help. The text uses harsh stereotypes and asserts the tale as true without verification, reflecting biased and sensationalized reporting.
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Australia
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