Earthquakes and Wrath Faith and Natural Causes
The author argues earthquakes are not divine wrath but natural events born from the earth’s molten history. He cites biblical references, notes long cycles of quakes, and contrasts theological progress with scientific explanations, explaining volcanoes as safety valves and earthquakes as natural explosions beneath the crust.
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Infant mortality linked to feeding and living conditions
A Boston era report ties infant deaths to feeding type and housing. In Johnstown and other cities, breastfed babies died less than those fed artificial milk. poorer districts with unsanitary homes and unpaved streets show higher mortality. Sanitation, water access, and occupation of mothers correlate with infant outcomes across studied areas.
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Overdraft Prohibition Spreads Among Banks and States
The piece reports a broad move against bank overdrafts led by Comptroller John Kelton Williams, urging national banks to stop overdrafts, with state officials backing the effort. It notes resolutions by bank boards, circulars to about 7,500 banks, and pending legislation in several states to ban or restrict overdrafts.
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Poor Management Reflected in Unclear Home Purchases
Fragmentary notes reflect confusion over pricing and value in home goods, with remarks on mismanagement and uncertain market prices. The garbled text hints at frustration with poor leadership and costly, ill advised buying choices.
Aid of the Government: Necessary for Protection
A Washington chamber address argues the United States must back exports by government action to open new markets and protect trade and investment abroad. Samuel McRoberts of National City Bank urges a broad, consistent foreign policy, stronger consular service, and public opinion support to secure property rights and deter foreign risks in Europe, the Orient, and the Americas.
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Unclear Paris Correspondence on Legal War Disruptions
Fragmentary Paris correspondence details a war era legal disruption with mentions of judges and attorneys. Names and events are partially obscured, but reference to missing witnesses and a court figure, Maitre Chenu, hint at ongoing legal turmoil amid conflict.
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