Cardiovascular Health Warning Urges Early Detection In Youths
A New York City health report by Dr Yotls J. Harris warns of higher female cardiac defect incidence in youths up to age 24, rising after 25, urging early case recognition. It calls for screening adolescents to prevent employment in risky industries and reduce cardiac strain, stressing shared responsibility by authorities, parents, and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yotls J. Harris
Frank J. Monaghan
New York
Maton
Publc
Hyer
Velvet Jacket and Fashion Tyranny in 19th Century Critique
A reflective piece discusses garments worn by Robert Louis Stevenson as symbols defying fashion tyranny. It contrasts velvet jacket symbolism with real attire seen in clubs and on travels, noting Stevenson’s occasional casual dress and the broader aura of romantic bravura in sartorial choices.
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Atuvdritsa
Robert
Lonte Stevenson
Life and Letters
Lemig
Henry Vao Dyke
Scribner's
Stevenson
Authors’ Club
New York
Nia
Waikiki Begeh
Honolulu
Bla
Tells of Green Fielda of Arctic
The Arctic equals a vast flat coast with no glaciers causing a friendly disposition per Stefansson in The Friendly Arctic. He describes a 50 000 square mile plain with caribou musk oxen polar foxes and vast lemming swarms supporting owls hawks and gulls.
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Arctic
Mr. Stefansson
Alaska
Mr. Stefannson
KaMer
Fragmentary Schoolyard Dialogue and Tree Cutting Tale
A muddled scene features Betty and Jean in a tense exchange about dresses and a true baby brother, interrupted by talk of buying items and a boy named Hugh Wilches cutting a log. A stranger asks to help locate a missing item, and the tale shifts to a European search for a weapon or clothing.
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Betty
Tern
Eline
Jean
Tony
Hugh Wilches
Hugh Red Galit
Europe
Hugh
Fragmentary Court Transcript Refers To Family Inquiries
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker named Robert and references to a father, a sick brother, and a request involving a sister. The text includes disrupted names and phrases suggesting a legal or familial dispute but is largely unreadable.
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Robert
Easy way to crack nuts with liquid air
In Washington the National Bureau of Standards tested liquid air to crack chicha nuts without harming kernels. Immersed for about 80 seconds, the nuts fractured under the liquid air weight but the kernels remained intact. Researchers seek commercial, large scale application for South American chicha nuts.
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Esperty
National Bureau of Standards
Washington
South America
Children Learn Ages By Counting Birthdays
A short, humorous reminiscence about a girl whose age quietly grows each year as birthdays pass and a neighbor's curious guess about her mother's age leads to a playful misunderstanding. Maury reflects on the moment, noting the miscalculation and eventual amusement at the neighbor's question.
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Maury
Umi
Tam
Early U S Silk Industry Growth Through Home Manufacture
The piece notes shifts in American silk production from 1870 to the 1890s, highlighting that home manufacturing rose from about 26 percent in 1870 to over 50 percent by 1878, then 70 percent by 1890, with rapid growth continuing into the present. It references regional plant activity and broader industry trends in the United States.
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United State
Elke Eods
United States
Fragmentary misread text about hosting and food favors
In a damaged passage a narrator recalls visiting a friend's home where a prepared meal with prune whip dessert was served. The speaker mentions easing anxiety and expresses a preference for simple meals, noting limited eating options and a casual family setting.
Fragmented Quote Dialog From Unknown Source
A distorted conversation fragment appears with incomplete phrases and unclear context. The text shows mis-typed words and stray punctuation, making it difficult to determine participants, setting, or purpose. No verifiable events or identities can be confirmed from the fragment.
Old Red Schoolhouse Gone and Changing Rural Education
A retrospective contrasts old one room schoolhouses with modern consolidated districts. It notes brick or stucco buildings with libraries and advanced curricula, replacing wood stoves and water pumps with modern heating and plumbing, and expanding subjects from reading and arithmetic to agriculture and domestic science.
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Pias Fg
Futur Lunds
St Helena and Its Notable Twist of Global History
The piece surveys St Helena’s distant role from Napoleon’s exile on Elba to his final banishment on St Helena. It notes the island’s small size, sparse population, and unexpected rise in wealth during Boer prisoner transport era, aided by British factors and ships. It also hints at sharks near St Helena and Boer prisoners exploiting coastal currents and blockade.
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St. Helena
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helier
Jamestown
Isand
St. Tele
Meridi
Standard Time Zone Outline Across States and Cities
The text defines the United States standard eastern time zone path from Maine through New Jersey and Maryland to Ohio, Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, and Florida, then to the Midwest and western regions following the northern boundary to Montana and Idaho. It mentions cities like Cleveland, Columbus, Zanesville, Asheville, Atlanta, Macon, Apalachicola, Pierre, McCook, Woodge City, Ogden, Lake City, Parker, and Tempe.
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United Stans
Sandusky
Mansgels
Columbus
Zanesville
Chence Jmirough
N. D. Pierre
McCook
Pricking the Bubble and the Barroom Dispute
A fragment describes tensions and harsh language between individuals in a barroom setting, with unclear names and partial quotes. The text references the American Legion Weekly and mentions an observer from Arkansas and a flare up involving Ivet and Deagon Summers, but many phrases are garbled. The piece hints at social friction in a public space with unspecified consequences.
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Eaxtern
Arkansas
Megustedty
Hull
Wright
cAtmurican Legion Weekly
South Carolina Sends Ten Young Missionaries to Fordett Fields
South Carolina reports 250 more workers to foreign missions as part of the 75 Million Campaign. The Foreign Mission Board plans to send 250 additional workers, with teams destined for China, Japan, Africa, Palestine, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, and Mexico.
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South Carolina
Fordett Fields
Foreign Mission Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
China
Japan
Africa
Palestine
Brazil
Argentia
Uruguay
Chile
Mexico
Orient
Seatle
Admiral Liney
Frevident Jackson
New York
Missionairies
Willan
Southern Baptist
Fred Bunyan Pearson
Moulton
Ala
J. Wash Watts
Laurens
3. C
Afria
Italy
Argentine
Spain
Jugo-Slavia
Hungury
Russia
Siberia
Southern Baptista
Churchon
Europe
Near East
Huss Faith M. Suggs
Pacenta
Hong Kong
Greenville
D. C
Pakhol
South China
H. Scuggs
Singapore
Stralts Settlement
Bailey Military Institute
Greenwood
John T. Littlejohn
Scranton
Wetnings China
Mise Mary We Lawton
Mkense
Horn
Pernambuco
Brasil
Jackson
Seattle
RATTAN. Beynenber Bh Wnele Derivine Buy Ay Is Feria
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Beynenber and Derivine in a dated context with months and seas. The readable text lacks clear events, dates, or named organizations to establish a concrete news action or outcome.
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Ladien Schobel
Cetun
Codie Geoye
Samme
Rattan
Thesvask Notich
Swan
WM. J
Kyzei
Columbia
Main St
Pont
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