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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
2
The piece argues disease shows forewarnings days or years ahead. Sneezing signals air passages inflamed and often precedes colds bronchitis or pneumonia. Recurrent winter colds warn of chronic bronchitis. Early baldness may hint energy decline, with various baldness causes noted and a description of progressive hair loss from temples and crown.
The article explains warning signals such as blue tints and yawning indicating poor heart function and the body’s need for rest. It describes strokes from worn arteries, the danger of brain pressure, and advises against overexertion after warning signs, quoting London Mail and various humorous snippets from other newspapers.
A London writer notes the abject deference shown to German army officers by civilians and fellow officers. Civilians bow in dining rooms, officers respond with a rigid glare while maintaining formal discipline. Ceremonial drinking and synchronized toasts mark gatherings as seniors depart.
A collage of brief fictional lines and maxims includes quotes from The Great White War and Love's Itinerary. It notes Shacklett remarks on compromising with the devil and a Mrs. Wiggs philosophy about keeping dust off a rose garden.
A boy inquires two paradoxical questions about wisdom and fate. Clarence asks which is wiser the man who knows his limits or the one who appears to know all, and where a balloonist would land if the world ended midflight.
The article argues that Shakespeare misplaces items such as cannon in John’s era and clocks in Julius Caesar, and uses Ariste to quote Hector while Cleopatra references billiards and Bohemia is depicted with a sea coast, noting numerous geographic and historical inconsistencies.
A New York woman notes little discussion of separation and a Chicago friend says a quiet divorce would be better taste. The exchange appears in the Washington Star.
A fragmented OCR extract lists various times such as 11:30pm 6:00pm 19:20pm 6:41am 1:15pm 7:00am 8:29pm 10:05am 5:55pm and 12:35pm with inconsistent formatting and no context. The readable items are times without events or subjects.
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