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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
22
A long, speculative discussion argues that eye color can change with age and lighting, comparing retinal pigment to photography chemistry. It cites observations of blue, gray, and hazel eyes shifting, discusses rhodopsin, and claims clothing colors can influence perceived iris hue.
The article argues work and purposeful occupation act as medicine for chronic illnesses, especially spinal diseases and arthritis. It cites patient case studies, noting improved mobility and slowed progression when patients engage in hand weaving or other productive tasks under medical supervision, with careful pacing and personalization.
A contemporary view disputes the skunk’s disliked reputation, citing its economic value in fur, pest control, and potential medical uses. Biologist J D E Lantz supports conservation, noting laws in 13 states and farmers’ interest in protective legislation amid a history of mislabeling and persecution.
A mythic hydra tale is examined against modern biology. Prof J H Morgan shows worms and planarians generating multiple heads from cut nerves and injuries, suggesting ancient myths may reflect early observations. French army corps coins and a wounded soldier thread through the report.
A German artist living in Baltimore created a three foot long bird from locust wings glued to card. Sunlight on the symmetric wings produced a striking effect as the artist personally gathered each wing, a testament to patient craftsmanship amid wartime bitterness.
A new machine folds into a single device to loosen fingers for typing work. Each finger rests in its own cylinder while the hand moves, exercising the entire hand and reducing mental effort in practice. It promises benefit for delicate finger work, especially for beginners and professionals.
The article traces bugle history from biblical shofar to medieval horns and silver trumpets. It notes the bugle’s evolving role in signaling during sieges and battles, from Hebrew siege calls to Alfred the Great’s blowing stone in Berkshire, England.
Fragmentary historic verse describes brass brown metal producing sound over a river and woods toward King Alfred’s ramp, past the White Horse, to Wayland Smith’s Cave. It recalls the smith who shod travelers’ horses, living at a remote door.
Distinguished European physician Kowarschik declares a new era in electrotherapy as electrical knowledge deepens. He cites ion and electron theory as a solid basis for treatment and notes promising reports on sodium salicylate injections for articular rheumatism and sine sulphate drops for sinusitis and middle-ear disease.
An article details large imported English crabs and Pacific coast crabs, comparing meat yield and flavor. It presents several dishes including buttered crab, salad a la russe, and cradled crabs, with preparation steps and serving ideas.
The article explains stars do not truly twinkle. its apparent flicker comes from light scattering in Earth's atmosphere. When air is turbulent on certain nights, light from stars travels through more particles, causing brighter, more noticeable twinkling.
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