Pictures of Germs Shown At Columbia Lectures
Dr Frederic S Lee professor of physiology at Columbia displayed moving pictures from the Pasteur Institute at the Jesup lectures on modern medicine at Columbia University. The films showed sleeping sickness germs among blood corpuscles and monkey experiments with fever germs. he defended animal experimentation against antivivisectionists and urged public understanding of medical science despite ongoing ethical debates. An audience reception followed with medical students and lay spectators.
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New York
American Museum of Natural History
Frederic S. Lee
Columbia
Paster Institute
Doctor Lee
Jesup
Columbia University
Lee
Tor
Plant Fruit on Highways
Kansas City news reports Wyandotte county plans to plant fruit and nut trees along all highways. The county parks department will manage cultivation and distribute the harvest to local farmers within a few years.
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Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Kansas
Heifer Causes Panic at Boarding House Visit
A red heifer dashed into a boarding house run by Mrs. Lena Frenzie in St. Louis frightening Lizzie Stewart who crawled under a kitchen sink. The animal fled through hallways a court dining room and back to the street before collapsing amid scattered dishes and furniture.
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St. Louis
Lena Frenzie
Lizzie Stewart
Lizzie
Four-Legged Chicken Claims Yard Fame in Cincinnati
Thomas Tanner of 1249 West Sixth Street owns a live four legged chicken. Extra legs protrude from the front and rear right side but do not hinder movement. He says it will win a battle with any dog.
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Cincinnati
Thomas Tanner
West Sixth Street
London plans 100 miles of new roads and garden suburbs
London traffic under study proposes 100 miles of new roads linking outer districts with central areas. Garden suburbs would surround the metropolis, easing congestion, creating work, and reshaping housing as factories move out and fewer inner-city homes are rebuilt.
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London
Board of Trade
Herbert Jekyll
Labor Party
Labor M. P
West End
Brentford
Uxbridge
Ealing
Romford
Belgravia
Fire destroys Killiam block in New Haven loft building
A fire in downtown New Haven swept the Killiam block a $200 900 loft building. Four business tenants stock and three adjoining tenement houses burned. A bulldog barked to raise the alarm but an explosion likely of gasoline or oils sent flames across the five floor structure.
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New Haven
Conn
Killiam
Atchison Couple Divorces Over Cowed Brute Reveal
A wife files for divorce after an alleged mistreatment by her husband. She cooked all day producing bread pies cakes cookies pork and beans tongue salad stuffed eggs custard and brown bread. He returns at six and jokes about cold supper causing her rage and a court request for separation.
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Atchison
Speech Sparks Debate Over Education and Rhetoric
A political exchange features the candidate claiming a bid for the uneducated vote, while a seaman comments on humor as a solvent for snobbishness and vulgarity. The dialogue highlights divides over messaging and audience perception.
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Seaman
Reader Cures Constipation Free Trial Offer
The article promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural cure for chronic constipation. It quotes Dr Caldwell and lists supporters in Detroit and Oklahoma City. A free sample bottle is available by writing to Dr. Caldwell at 201 Caldwell Building, Monticello.
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Dr. Caldwell
John Graveline
Milwaukee Ave
Detroit
Mich
J. A. Vernon
Oklahoma City
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