German Society and Duels Stir Local News
A Bad Kievenach report reveals dueling views in German society after a doctor challenged a burgomaster, who was then removed as an officer of the reserve. A working mother dies after a man assaults her. her son wounds the attacker, faces a year in prison, and both officers judge the act harshly. Bonn professors urge curbs on student drinking as universities rally to end excessive rites and ensure restraint among scholars.
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Volke Zeitung
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Stock Exchange
University of
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Thia
Herr Quensel
Cologne
Germany
Language of Falconry A Bowden Article Explains Terms
Cassell's Magazine excerpt details falconry terms. It describes young hawks called red hawks after plumage, age categories like shageard post moult, and parts such as legs claws pounces wings crop beak and cushion. It notes equipment including leather thongs for jesses, hoods for field use, and handling with hawker discipline.
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A. J. Bowden
Wenutle
Hawke
Jensen
Leo
Reid
Science and Industry in a Patchwork Year
A scanned column reports diverse science and industry notes from around the world. It cites sugar beet yields in Germany, 40 Iowa pearl button factories employing nearly 1,800, and European tests on hard wheat for macaroni. It mentions a Cerro del Mercado ore estimate, a Pasteur Institute microbe to wipe rats, California's petroleum output rising, and a paleocturnal dolphin-like beacon observed by a Calcutta dredging crew.
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Lowa
Peda
Texas
Omori
Japan
Baw
Cerro del Mercado
Durango
England
M. Danyaz
Pasteur Institute
Indian Ocean
Calcutta Society of Natural Trintory
Teeth beliefs and relics across centuries in a stray note
A collage of dental lore and odd facts spans ancient customs to modern markets. It cites mothers avoiding infants’ gums, teeth used as amulets, beliefs about tooth sensitivity, and tales of teeth in relic worship. The text also briefly mentions the 38 teeth in humans and a stray Chicago anecdote about a lost and recovered fortune.
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England
Press Agent S.ome Women Manage to Keep Them There
In a street car debate, women discuss a self styled hustler who talks of Roosevelt and reform yet does little practical work. Critics accuse her of pretense, noting she relies on others for daily needs while she lectures and writes on social causes.
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X Black
Bargains and odd trades fill a New York page
A New York paper features a column of unusual barter proposals from accordions for parrots to trading a medical diploma for diamonds. Other offers include turning music into clothing, a loom for a canary, and a piano for a marble hat. A London note discusses Andree’s balloon voyage and a short will promising a library to a public library.
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Sinter
Financial figures mix of gold copper and mining outputs
A garbled OCR passage reports values for gold priced at 6603, a Russian mine yield of 46,068 pounds, and British earnings with gains of 25,970,060 dollars over 1000 compared to 1899. it cites copper output and government costs per pound, plus 145 pounds for law duties.
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