New Outlook In Chemistry Promises Future Knowledge
Analyzing inductive reasoning and experimentation, the essay contrasts ancient speculation with experimental science. It traces rapid growth in chemical knowledge from the past century, noting a rising curve of progress and pondering future limits and impacts on humanity. The piece questions how far science will advance and what it means for mankind.
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Wich Century Ban
A Good Word from Panama on Labor and Immigration
Leroy Park European agent for the Isthmian canal commission refutes claims about Spanish laborers on the Panama work. He cites an official report showing sanitary quarters and contented workers, 44 000 laborers now, with more from Europe as the dry season opens. He notes immigration broadening the labor pool and urges optimism for honest, industrious newcomers. A Parisian toy inventor Carond Ache creates a wooden dog toy gaining European interest. New York faces a 1.9 billion operating budget with a 40 million rise in ten years. Winter warmth and high fire costs keep fur prices high.
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Worry the Great Enemy to Fealth and Health
Worry is described as a widespread epidemic affecting all ages and genders in the civilized world. It harms digestion and heart function by overloading the nervous system, creating mental pandemonium. The piece urges self cure through self discipline and civil war of the intellect to achieve mental order and self control.
Clean Thinking as an Asset of Life
The text argues that pure thinking yields upright character and conduct, citing Jesus on the pure in heart. It emphasizes valuing a person by personality over possessions, warns that vile thoughts breed vile judgments, and urges constructive, uplifting behavior to glorify God and improve the world. It closes that pure purpose strengthens life and fortifies moral struggle.
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John Bright
Tibet
The Ante-Room to Gell
The card party is the anteroom to hell. If invited, refuse with courtesy. Gambling aspects of games like teaspoons and pictures tempt, but many fall from virtue. Dishonest leaders use public funds for selfish gain, skirting the law and harming the community.
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Dilly Dear Defies a Ban On the Play
In a small town tale Dilly Dear clashes with her husband Donald over a theatre outing. He forbids her, she rushes to attend, finds herself stranded, then confesses fear and longing. Returning home she discovers his loving concern and agrees to go together, crowning the moment with mutual understanding and reconciliation.
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Daily Papers
Fragmentary note on horse tethering device described
A rough fragment describes a horse tether chain worn on the front leg. It mentions how the chain hangs down and does not hinder the horse at rest, but when the horse runs the chain strikes the leg and compels it to stop. The text shows garbled wording and missing details.
Specializing in Stock Markets and Changing Trade Channels
The article notes a shift in farming and stock industry toward specialization in stock types and herds. It observes traders moving to targeted stock, with stockmen expanding classes and ages to fit market demand, reflecting broader changes in trade channels and market control.
A Few Hog Donts
A guide advising farmers on hog care to prevent disease and loss. It stresses separating sows before farrowing, providing clean housing and ample feed, avoiding spoiled slop, preventing meadow and pasture damage, and using ashes to aid digestion. It warns against overcrowding, improper feeding, and neglecting sanitary practices.
Stock Notes on Farm Efficiency and Barn Planning
A practical primer on farm stock and barn layout notes that a well shod horse boosts labor, cows efficiently convert feed to milk, and digestive power governs output. It stresses calculating barn and feedlot plans before construction, ensuring proper brood sow growth, and avoiding unnecessary steps to extend the farmer’s life.
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