Rabies Expert Warns on Ownerless Dogs Spreading Disease
Philadelphia veterinarian Dr. C J Marshall describes rabies signs in dogs and explains how ownerless roaming dogs spread the disease through bites. He warns that bites near the face carry higher fatality and stresses muzzling and quarantine as preventive measures.
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Sunday on Pike's Peak with Billy Sunday
Colorado Springs features Billy Sunday the ex ball player evangelist on a West tour. a photo shows him in a snowball fight atop Pike’s Peak 14,147 feet high. Sunday remains training and unaffected by altitude during his rest day.
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The New Fable of the Same Old Thing in Trimmed Garb
A satirical tale traces a husky mill boss and a daughter Kathryn who rises from a humble home to wealth and social influence. It contrasts labor, class, and marriage markets with colonial Europe imagery, flashily critiquing American industry and its moral costs. The piece follows Kathryn from a mill town to elite circles, ending with a view of her power and detachment as she navigates wealth and status.
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Mrs Anthony Visits Paris as American Fashion Icon
Paris dispatch notes Mrs C H Anthony wife of a Muncie banker arrives in Paris to unveil American style gowns and dresses in a lavish display. The Indiana socialite promises Parisians a new take on luxury with diamonds embedded in her footwear and a distinctly American fashion sense.
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Skunk Attacks Boy Near Haswell Oklahoma
In Haswell Oklahoma John Reerink sixteen and his father were building a barn north of town. A skunk crawled under a blanket beside John and bit his ear. His father killed the skunk and John sought medical care for the bite. The incident shows skunk bites can be poisonous.
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Woman Sues Pie Makers Over Marble In Pie
Mrs. Glenn A. Miller of Rochester alleges a custard pie she bit into harmed two teeth when a marble was found in the pie. She sues Nelson A. White and George Ne Perry pie manufacturers for 3000 dollars in damages.
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Europeans Have a Right to Their Money
A brief opinion asserts that Europeans possess a legitimate claim to control and retain their own financial resources, framing monetary autonomy as a fundamental right amid economic debates.
Cost of Flying Aeroplanes
Estimates place fuel and oil costs for high power aircraft at five dollars per hour. In England 120 to 150 aeroplanes each fly about 250 hours annually, creating about 150 000 dollars yearly fuel bills. Projections suggest rapid growth to 1000 aeroplanes and numerous airships, boosting fuel costs to 1 250 000 dollars and potentially one sixth of Britain’s motor fuel use within two years.
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Providences of a hotelier and a pawn ticket tale
A hotel manager recounts the burden of arranging a four dollar a day room for ten days as eighty letters and dozens of timetable requests flow in from a North Carolina lawyer seeking a lost pawn ticket. The tale highlights hotel labor and a Canal Street pawnshop mystery.
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New Cure for Hunchbacks Proposed by Calot in Paris
At the Paris surgical congress Doctor Calot outlined a new method to treat humpback and spinal deformities. Building on Abbott's finding that flexion makes the spine more supple, Calot bends the spine to gradually achieve hypercorrection via a temporary distortion. Several complete cures are claimed with little or no pain, and patients reportedly endure the treatment well.
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Perspiration Burns Warned By Lyons Professor
Professor Arbing of Lyons reports experiments showing human perspiration irritates the skin, especially sensitive epidermis, causing nearly raw damage. He emphasizes the danger of perspiration and urges precautions.
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