Unprofitable Convert in Chicago Record Herald Tale
In Edward B. Clark's piece a surgeon named Dr Jim aids his burglar brother after a robbery, returning money and reconsidering justice. A separate Burma note tells of an English drum major who deserts to become a Buddhist convert then is sent away by monks and regiment.
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Chicago Record-Herald
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Cambridge
Britine Association
Royal Meteorotogical Society
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Victoria
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Milne
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United States Weather Bureau
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Gum Chewing and Lunacy in Public Health Debate
In St Paul the Minnesota State Board of Control discussed gum chewing as a potential aid for nervous patients and concentration. The piece cites alleged calming effects for anxious individuals and notes debates over its possible role in soothing nerves during difficult work or public speaking.
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St. Paul
Minnesota State Board of Control
Juan
Alaskan Indians and White Traders in Yukon Bargains
The excerpt recounts Alaskan and Canadian frontier trade with Native Inhabitants, noting high prices for snowshoes and goods paid in silver money. It describes bargaining tactics, distrust of outsiders, and a single lesson in fair dealing, highlighting a cultural clash in commerce and value.
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Bailey
Selkirk
Tadinn
Tually
Mack
Pelly
Becamie
Dravis
Diets of Mosquitoes and Malaria Transmission
A confusing discussion notes that malaria parasites persist in areas with abundant Anopheles mosquitoes and blood-fed carriers. Early studies from a health service lab report that feeding mosquitoes with infected blood yields high parasite multiplication, challenging efforts to control transmission.
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Ilaria
Mitlaria
Passing of Curious Lodlan Cabins Near Indian Village
Fragmentary report notes the passing of Lodlan Cabins near an inland Vancouver village as tribes and memory fade. It mentions indigenous peoples, land issues, and a historic reference to magistrates in Vancouver. A stray line references a California commercial quote about trading with Japan.
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Vancouver
Northwest
Ok Hoar Hiv
Harper's
Jeyamene Governuwatte
California
Tinnirtim
Eralgue
Japan
Trans Mississipp i Congress debates roads funding Seattle
At the Trans Mississipp i Commercial Congress in Seattle delegates including J W Richardson Hay Omaha Ned Damon W Abbott Denver Col Martin Dodge director of the Office of Public Road Inquiries and other state delegates unanimously backed a policy to fund and share highway construction. They urged states to adopt pro rata cost sharing with federal state county and local contributions to build principal highways.
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United States
J. W. Richardson
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Omaha
Ned
Damon W. Abbott
Denver
Col
Martin Dodge
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Washington
D. C
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Trans-Mississippi Congress
Interior
Varique
Committee On
Trans-Mississippi
Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress
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