Heart Surgery and Wealth Discussed in Historic Notes
A 1900s article surveys daring heart operations and a notable 1902 Alabama case where a boy survived a heart wound after an improvised repair. It also compares ages of wealth from Girard to Astor, alongside Saxony efforts to replace foreign terms with German in education.
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Alabama
United States
Girard
John Jacob Astor
Bordeaux
New York Sun
Saxony
Saxon Landtag
Disturbance Over Fake Goya Picture In Madrid
A Madrid scene drew a crowd when a sign advertised an authentic Goya painting for 7 000 pesetas. A passing poor woman claimed the antiquary who sought to sell it had bought the picture from her for 20 cents, sparking protests.
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Madrid
Two Wheel Patents and a Fisherman Party
Uncle Sam issued Patent No 1 on July 13 1836 to stop wheels from slipping. The article notes progress to the millionth patent for pneumatic tires and describes a party game called The Lone Fisherman with a wall mounted muslin fishing scene and crepe paper fish prize.
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Sam
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