25 Aug 1911
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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1911
Page
1
Local items report Mrs. C. E. Hiners visiting relatives in Minden Kansas and Mrs. F. V. Lowen traveling to Fairbury. notices include eye tests, theater shows, wheat plans, and community updates from Diller region with multiple visits, weather notes, and local commerce.
A Paris observer notes women doctors not new, citing an 18th century Maltese student in Florence under Knights of Malta patronage. An arrangement allowed boarding with nuns and private lessons, with limited hospital operations and no mixed-gender classes. The instance is contrasted with a later Russian student at Santa Maria Nadva.
A London professor from the London School of Tropical Diseases suggests using large snakes as pets to combat plague, arguing the Esculapian serpent once held respect for killing fleas carrying disease. He asserts the theory could reveal disease transmission lessons and that fireside snakes might rival cats and dogs in controlling fleas.
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