King Hendrick and the birth of American union
Elmo Scott Watson reflects on Hendrick Mohawk leader and Robert Livingston's 1701 colonial union plan as precursors to the colonies' independence movement. The piece links Hendrick's 1754 Albany congress speech to the later Franklin led push for union, urging unity as strength and foreseeing the path to the U.S. Constitution.
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First Symptom of Heart Failure Breathlessness on Effort
The article explains the first sign of heart failure as breathlessness on slight effort and the need for a thorough heart exam by the family doctor. It notes that obstruction, heavy meals, or fatigue can cause breathlessness even with a normal heart and stresses testing at resting, upright, and post-exercise states.
What is insanity and how should it be treated
The piece discusses insanity definitions in law and medicine, arguing primal instincts like love hate and fear shape behavior. It notes conflicts between personal impulses and societal rules, and questions how judges, lawyers, and physicians address mentally unbalanced individuals and the role of treatment versus punishment.
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Importance of Leisure in the Scheme of Life
A reflective piece on how time should balance work and play, arguing leisure yields mental and bodily growth. It warns against wasting minutes on foolish pleasures, urging use of every minute for constructive rest and meaningful activity, with emphasis on American women writers and the value of prudent relaxation.
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Energy for Future From Sun Wind and Tides
Dr Arthur Tamb of Harvard and Popular Mechanics discuss vast future energy from sun wind tides and ocean heat. They calculate a potential energy amount rivaling vast coal oil and gas reserves and say current use is only a small fraction from renewables.
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Canadian poultry consumption estimate from grain use
In a normal year Canada consumes over 33 million bushels of mixed grain for poultry feed. The estimate is based on the average yearly consumption of 64 pounds per head for over 64 million birds.
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Restore Strength With Time-Tested Tonics Promoted
An advertisement touts a tonic described as restoring body strength by boosting blood, claiming reduced fatigue from colds or overwork. It promises improved appetite, color, and energy in most cases, citing long use and modern evaluation.
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