Lament of the north pole and other eclectic notes
A collage of whimsical and speculative items from the era. It cites polar jokes, plans for a flying automobile and aeroplane related notions, royal gossip about the king of Greece and Austrian empresses, plus commentary on divorce in society, radium mining hopes in Colorado, and rapid diversions into German cuisine and aviation education.
The Easy Going Man and His Moral Test
The piece questions the value of the easy going temperament and asks whether it hides cowardice or virtue. It argues honesty and clear paths, warns against shirking duty, and notes how the self serving shift blame to others, turning the conscientious into a tool of deceit. It examines Jones and Smith in a scenario of accountability and hypocrisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitching
Jones
Smith
Munb
Pulse in the Human Body by Wells Andrews M
An examination outlines how the circulatory system drives blood flow, detailing the heart’s pumping action and how arteries and veins respond to physical exertion. It highlights factors influencing pulse rate and what a healthy heart indicates about overall condition.
Pulse dynamics and heart contraction effects on the aorta
The text explains how each heartbeat ejects blood into the aorta causing arterial fullness and pulse. It describes how finger pressure assesses fullness, how pulse rate varies with age, posture, and activity, and notes influences from meals, stimulants, sleep, and mental state, with typical rates from infancy to adulthood.
Historic Kansas Structure Mission of Shawnee Indians
Three de nominetional missions among the Shawnee in Johnson County Kansas included Methodist Baptist and Quaker groups. The Quaker mission, founded in 1834, built in 1844, stood near Merriam on Emily Loomis’s farm. It educated about 40 Indian children with a routine first lesson of hair trimming and washing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Johnson County
Kan
Society of Ned
Quakers
Merriam
Emily Loomis
Education of Chief Bluejacket and notable figures at the mission
The article recounts a mission education scene including Chief Bluejacket and Jeremiah Hadley, superintendent since August 1855, amid free state tensions in Missouri. It notes Bluejacket’s schooling, a new English name, and lineage claims linking him to the Marmaduke family, along with Missouri stock theft and threats faced for anti-slavery stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeremiah Hadley
Missouri
Charles Bluejacket
Thi
Bluejacket
Canal engineer named president of Oregon Trunk Line
John F. Stevens, former chief engineer of the Panama Canal, becomes president of the Oregon Trunk Line, part of the Hill system, planned to connect central Oregon with San Francisco and run to Portland and the Columbia River. He had notable stints with Great Northern, Panama Canal, and New Haven roads, resigning from the latter in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
John F. Steve
Oregon Trunk
Hne
Oregon
San Francisco
Portland
Columbia River
John F. Stevens
Great Northern Railway
al Wed
Slp
Louis W. Hill
James Jill
Great Northern
Louie W. Hill
Stevens
Panama Canal
New Haven Road
New Haven
Do Stockings Wear Out From Inside or Outside
The piece ponders whether stockings wear out from the inside or outside. It suggests fashion of wearing two stockings at once with contrasting colors to test which wears first, then concludes observation can reveal the wear pattern.
Fragmentary Report Mentions Filval and Bur Bank in Algiers
A plant expert in C reports success in raising out a stone and notes Filval of Our Own Burbank and Algiers also appears to have a Bur bank. The text presents uncertain details and reads as a brief, unclear observation from an OCR source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Burbank
Algiers
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Claims Strength
The advertisement asserts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound has relieved female suffering and restored health for many women. It cites one million plus letters from women seeking health benefits and testimonials signed by users. It claims ingredients from roots and herbs act directly on the female system to restore normal activity.
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Lydia E. P
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Minneapolis
Minn
Vals E. Pinkham
John G. Moldan
Second St.North
Lydia E. Pi
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Gilpin County
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Tate
Newark
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Ack Behari
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