Health Improvement in Elizabethan Diet by Moffat
The Lancet surveys Thomas Moffat’s Health Improvement on Elizabethan food choices and cooking. It notes eclectic views on diet, favoring meat meats and Galen influenced rules, with mentions of veal, mutton, pork, and bird fare, alongside cautions about gluttony and temperance in scraps of historical culinary lore.
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Thomas Moffat
Inge
Earl of
Kesex
Hull
Ix Eaid
Walnu
Henry 1
Eurlo
Caviare
Plan to Divert Earth Heat From Volcanoes England German Study
Fragmented OCR notes describe attempts to divert volcanic energy by placing observation stations and electrical technology at strategic depths. It mentions German researchers, detector systems, and a future plan to alter interior heat flow, with various local notices and travel snippets at the end.
Denmark’s Royal Lineage and Modern Queen’s Life Brought Forward
A fragmented report covers King Christian X and Queen Alexandrine’s marriage, royal names law, and succession. It notes Canute the Great’s legacy, Danish crest origins, and the king’s titles. The piece also briefly shifts to society items and fashion, including perfumes and beauty trends of the era.
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Christian Charles Frederick Albert Alexander Williim
Denmark
Alexandriia
Anastasia
Mecklenburg Schwerin
Cannes
Christian Frederick Francia Michael Charles Waldemar George
Knut Christian Frederick Mirtmel
Christian X. Wan
Charlottensund
Hus
Frederick
Christian
Christiin
Mombeta
Christina
Frederick IX
Kout
Canute
Bing Canute the Great
England
Kink
Radaiid Lionside
Week of Conventions and Trials Signals Busy Political Calendar
Washington dispatch outlines Republican and Democratic delegate selections, state conventions, and primary events across multiple states. It notes Ohio and South Dakota delegate actions, Minnesota and West Virginia primaries, and looming battleships, Olympic trials, and international peace celebrations shaping the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kix
Ohio
Columbia
South Dakota
Lerton
United States
Hultmore
Minnesota
North Carolina
Louisiana
Idaho
Arkansas
Nevada
West Virginia
Minnesota Legielatire
Conesider
Strike Ends Contract Labor at Ohio Penitentiary
In Columbus Ohio a strike by 187 convicts prompted the abolition of the contract labor system in state penal institutions. Following the walkout, the board ordered the immediate ceasing of contract work at Columbus Belt Works and Lanman company, with only brief operation remaining for polishing shops. President Thurman announced contractors must leave the premises, signaling a new era for penitentiary labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Belt Works
Lanman Company
Thurman
Board of Administration
Mayse Thurman
Scalped to death in boiling water in Dayton hospital
Daytons state hospital patient Carl Smith aged 68 died several hours after being placed in a tub with hot water. An attendant Joe Novotney allegedly failed to shut off the faucet as the hot water scalded Smith who had paralysis and sought to climb from the tub. The incident stems from alleged negligent care and authorities have not filed criminal charges.
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Dayton
Scalda
Dayton Atate Hospital
Carl Smith
Smith
Joe Novotney
Novotney
Marathon
Clermont County
Nou
Dutal
Biggest Salary Raine On Record In Public Pay Tale
Government paid 402 per annum to an envoy moving mails between Springbelt and Lake Geneva. The wage rose sharply by 49 200 from the previous year as Louis Wade tid undertook the job for cent a year. The worker did twelve trips weekly, traveled eighteen and a half miles daily, and handled 0 pounds of mail each tip, with the rare compensation prompting him to run a stage line for prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springbelt
Lake Geneva
Louis
Wade Tid
Lear
Popular Magazine
Skirt Bathing Suit Wows Palm Beach Beachgoers
At the morning beach scene in Palm Beach Mrs. Craig Middle of Philadelphia drew attention in a new hobble skirt bathing suit. The olive green silk garment reached nearly to the ankles with a gathered finish, notable for its long silhouette and white figure pattern.
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Palm Beach
York Times
Craig Middle
Philadelphia
Women in Baseball Elects Mrs Lavennn Leader
The Milwaukee American Association Baseball club gains new president Mrs Aw bor after her husband’s inheritance. Directors elect her to direct the club in devoting time to advancing women in the sport. Blue ante 18 and Lowle Cardinals mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lavennn
Milwaukee Ameriein Association
Aw Bor
Frouen
The
Elf
Lowle Cardinals
Blue
New Jersey Delegation Backs Roosevelt Plan for Chicago
New Jersey delegates to the Roosevelt campaign outline their plan for the Chicago convention. Colonel Roosevelt’s 29 delegates will support him on every ballot, meeting in Trenton to map participation, with John Franklin Fort as chair and T. D. Whiting to replace Murphy on the Republican National Committee. The group will travel to Chicago on a special train from Jersey City the day before the convention opens.
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New Jersey
Roosevelt
Trenton
N. Judime
Chicago
John Frenklin Fort
T. D. Whiting
Murphy
Republican National Committee
Deyday City
Oa Hons
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Maw Tana
Morristown
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Vielen
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Harvard
Cambridge
Montreal
Ottawa
Great Rritein
Canada
Northwestern Development Congress
Seattle
Presbyterian General Assembly of Canada
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American Medical Ansociation
Mantle City
Interstate
Cotton Seed Crimton Association
St. Louis
International Association of Factory Matters
Wallington
London
Washington
United States Naval Academy
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Tarry KK
Thiw
Tron Marteawan Asylu
Link
A. W. Thurman
Hildren
Fletcher
Castoria
Leasant
ZO SY
Ouran Ouopgny
Dayton Asylum
Pitkin
West Vine St
Rudsell B. Owen
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Mich
W. H. Kirk
Martha Ingram
L. B. Houck
Rogers’ Building
Sooth Main Street
Mt. Vernon
Luthar A. Stream
Wm. F. Aimer Stream & Rimer Real Estate
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