Various Global Notes on People and Innovations
A collage of brief items covers salaries for jockeys and editors, a Berlin study by a Japanese princess, royal riding prowess, Yale graduates, a Russian ruby crown, and a Poland to Japan dress reform trend. It notes ear care, a Lawrebeeburg jeweler missing stones, a child swallowing pearls, Sirius’s vast distance, French dinner marmites, and a tongue in cheek age-detection by hair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Templara
Berlin
Wickin
Manchester
Yale
Augustus Sals
London Telegraph
Belle Smith
Woman's Prison
Sherborn
Mass
Tiffany
New York
Royal Horticultural Society
Russia
Boone
Indiana University
United States
Wingfield
Soane Oe
Gold Brook
Japan
Henee
Frederick
Hamburg
Schloss
England
Frankfort
Lawrebeeburg
Obie
Dog Star
Chambers
Sirians
Sirius
Sirins
Alpti Centauri
Old Time Boys Sign Coded Swims And Hallucination Census
The text recalls boys using hand signs to secretively swim at school and avoid punishment, with detailed mischief like tying shirt knots. It then shifts to a report on a census of hallucinations conducted by the International Congress of Experimental Psychology, led by Prof. William James, expecting 60,000 responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
International Con of Experimental Psychology
Paris
England
France
United States
William James
Harvard University
Congress
Little Jack
Lonon
Euginne
Newelty
Central Africa
Peréal Lakes
Equatorial Africa
Ian
Jack
Hy Semo
Capt
Hore
Tanganyika
Africa
Lake Tanganyika
Mae
Marais
Altie
Martell
Rigght
Gertie
Little Follov
Thea
Mr.More
Airai
Unscrupulous heir and unlikely fortune tale in Lackawanna valley
A Wilkestarre to St Louis Globe-Democrat letter sketches John Eagan a son of Puttick Eagan famed for a Lackawanna county forty acre farm. It recounts eccentric acts and wild spending including a violin ridden horse episode and a controversial fortune tied to land, with tales of generosity and misadventure shaping a troubled life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bigan
John Easun
Johony
Eagan
Deatle
Anfyrticnste
Aiileniee
Wisburu
Ile
Carey
Gilies
Gotlows
Gov
Ata Rosebine
Chinese population woes and labor to solve resource strain
A Canton paper notes massive yearly deaths from tires and pools amid population pressure. It argues for removal of inhabitants to create space for those fully employed and taxed, highlighting grim social costs and widening inequality as a driver of policy.
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Nate
Tess Bill Jones
Boston Globe
Birmingham Baths
Swall Heath Park
New York City
Holland
Julian Rulph
Harper's Magazine
Stanford & Wright
Pitkin Block
Ravenna
Horse Owners
U.S
Morta & Siddle
T. F. Thampann
Main Street
Shannon House
R. Pou
F. Mowers
Kernesa
Ask
P. F. Tuosersns
H. K. van Meter
West Mars St
Med
E. C. Belding
Eek
Weller YI
Miss LC. Jacks
Stone Store
Drusgisi
H.waterman
Xour
Ga. P. Here S
G. P. Heimes
Taverna
W. W. Monsey
Amondbent Gah
Inromen
Dourerie Woon
IANTE
Esa
E.A. Scripture
Risnon & Taylor's
Sready
VanNess
Cail
E. A. Vanness
Lindsay & CO
Tomey
Tews
R. J. Torpey
Loncoln
Gipital
China
Canton
Caele Saucy
Unelv
Ieylkin
Staire
Carters
Duohe Ani
Caterine
Ima Erin Paup
Wii
the Sotthas Stein the Havens
Heaenen
Gil
Eijs
St. Loll
Hutt
Ely’s
Nail
ELY Brothers
Warren St
New Yorks
Root
M.C
Peaml St
Fowler
Meodus
Rcsbrr
Auverts
Mmebitttin
YUE Nichols & Shepard
Waller Bro
Traie
A.snow & CO
Grr. Patent Office
Washington, Dy Co
Torovio Abiallah
Tino
George Willen
Lala
Engionerdd
Torowin
Dane
Elsna Clown
Bratte
Holly St
Horeejo
Vial's
Gella
He Pal &S
Maxe
Amethos
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