Massage by the blind gains traction abroad and in Brussels
L Matignon urges adoption of massage for the blind noting Japan and European models. The Brussels class led by Professor G Daniel trains about a dozen blind pupils through theory on skeleton muscles and practical clinic work to earn a living. Separately a Yorktown physician lauds Dodd's Kidney Pills as reliable for kidney disease and reports a case of cure after three weeks.
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Value of the Hearty Laugh and Social Joy
The piece argues spontaneous merriment boosts physical vigor and moral health. It contends that frequent laughter reduces doubt, unites people, and strengthens society by enriching spirit and blood. Quoted from the Omaha World-Herald.
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Where Lord Nelson Really Died at Victory Portmouth
A London St James Gazette report states the true death place of Lord Nelson aboard the Victory at Portsmouth. It says the spot is near a ship rib forward, not the cockpit, and will be railed and lit with electric light once a store battery is installed. The whip remains under refit for several weeks.
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Doctor's Coffee and His Daughter Stop Coffee's Harmful Effects
An Ohio physician from Grafton Testifies coffee caused nerve and heart issues. After switching to Postum the physician reports relief and notes his daughter also improved from indigestion. He cites numerous favorable replies from other users and endorses Postum as a coffee substitute.
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Prom Day Romance Amid Turbulent Relay
Fragmentary verse recounts a lovers scene at a prom day event with repeated lines about sameness from day to day. The readable text hints at a miler and a kiss, and mentions racing or movement as part of a serialized lyric.
Doubtful Victory Clouds Miss Kinsolving Romance
Kendall and Marion Kinsolving face public scrutiny after a local writer’s story mirrors their relationship. A stormy town visit, a frosty argument, and a plan to tread town in a horseless carriage aim to dispel rumors that Kendall is George Wendell.
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Fragmentary dialogue in antique carriage scene
A fragmentary exchange shows a character warning against riding in a car while another character quips that life was lovelier before. The dialogue hints at tension and humor between Marton and Kendall amid a breezy moment.
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Hairy Ainus of Japan Aboriginal Race Low in Mankind
Describes Ainu people of northern Japan as hairy and short, with thick beards and large limbs. Notes homes of poles and straw, creosoted interiors, and no writing system. Details dress with upper and lower garments and straw footwear. Women depicted as ugly due to blue lip tattoos and geometric hand tattoos.
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Mainsprings of Progress and Curious Church Cats
An elderly Brooklyn woman proves age no barrier to learning Greek, inspiring the idea that mainsprings of progress come from determined individuals. A tale from Florence notes San Lorenzo’s cloisters hosting homeless cats, a unique church asylum that rivals pigeons at St Mark’s in renown.
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Francis is wavering in a census tale from Rt Rev Johnson
The anecdote recalls a seven year old who, during a religious census taker visit, declares himself competent to answer questions. When told the census concerns religion, he explains his family background with a punchline about his wavering brother and his own Episcopalian faith amid parental Unitarian and Episcopalian ties.
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Price on Heads of Pests at Reading Orphans Home
At a Reading Pennsylvania trustees meeting a bill of 1.39 from the Rat and Mice Trust Company was submitted. Rev. Dr Kuendig said he would pay it, having privately promised to give boys a cent for every rat or mouse they killed to rid the home of pests.
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Need Brick Making Machines Across Cape Colony and Natal
There is a great demand at the present time for brick making machinery in Cape Colony, Natal, Orange River Colony and the Transvaal. The surge reflects a building boom and rapid urban development in these regions. Purchasers seek reliable units, affordable payment terms, and durable press designs suitable for local clay. Manufacturers are urged to offer swift pricing and delivery options to meet rising needs.
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Queen of Korea and Royal Murder in 1896
A nineteenth century account describes a Korean queen as a clever anti Japanese figure behind the throne inspiring a conspiracy. In October 1896 the palace was attacked the king seized and the queen murdered amid brutality. Rumors tied rival nations to the crime and a later escape by the king to the Russian legation reversed Japanese influence. The story depicts royal relics, shifting mausoleums, and hints the queen’s rescuer may become empress-consort of Korea.
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Spirit blamed as China clamps Kaiping coal mines
The article recounts alleged imperial backlash over transferring Kaiping mines to British control. A government crackdown followed foreign machinery use, with ministers citing evil influences and spirits within the imperial palace. Mines were closed, then reopened after political calm returned, signaling China’s shift to tighter control over coal output.
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Chang Yi
Kaiping
Pelin
Silver as an Antiseptic for Wounds and Ulcers
Public Opinion reports Dr. Reboul’s silver dressing for recent wounds and ulcerated cancers. A silver sheet adheres to the surface, needing only cotton pressure, speeding healing with minimal inflammation or discharge. Silver’s antiseptic power is illustrated by Rollin’s silver vessel experiment and the lower microbe counts on silver money.
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Lakes Caspian Aral Sea Rise Change Through Time
A historical note explains how the Caspian Sea remains large yet shallow, with Lake Aral and Lake Balkhash deepening since 1891. Evaporation dominates with no outlets, but climatic shifts have raised Aral and Balkhash. Aral and Haikhash are brackish, Caspian highly saline, seas once connected to a larger Mediterranean. Marine life persists in Aral Baikal via adapted habitats.
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Bust of Archbishop William by Boston sculptor unveiled
Samuel J. Kitchen, a Boston sculptor, completed a marble bust of Archbishop Williams destined for the Catholic University at Westminster. Edward Howes Gaston Al Through the Earl of Denbigh, commander of the Honorable Artillery of London, sent a signed photograph of a royal figure to the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Boston.
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