Eye strain warnings at theater motion pictures
Medical experts warn that eye strain from flicker, quick image changes, and glare in early films can injure viewers with weak eyes. They urge defined seating, improved projection, and screen placement to reduce discomfort while noting cinema can educate if managed safely.
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Medical Times
J. Norman Risley
Philadelphia
J. Herbert Claiborne
New York
Seth Scott Bishop
Chicago
How Long the World Will Live
The eminent French mathematician Veronnet argues the earth faces eventual extinction from the sun’s dwindling heat. He dismisses collisions and atmospheric collapse, asserting life ends when solar warmth drops below supporting levels. Two million years hence, the poles will freeze and humanity faces a frozen world as heat from the sun continues to decline.
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Veronnet
Ne 18
Earth
Negan
How Abderhalden Reveals the Body’s Self Diagnosis
The article extols German physiologist Emil Abderhalden for discovers that each organ outputs specific ferments into the blood to signal its condition. It argues the body's immune and diagnostic language can guide early treatment, predicting a future where medicine works with Nature to repair illness.
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Emil Abderhalden
Methuselah
Fierman
Gret
Abderhalden
Scientific American
Abnerhalden
Europe
Abderhaiden
Why There Are Sixty Minutes In Every Hour
The article traces time division from Babylonian sexagesimal roots to Hipparchus and medieval Europe. It notes 60 minutes per hour, 360 degrees in a circle, and parasangs for solar progress, with Babylonian influence persisting despite decimal reforms. It also cites Russian rail mileage and sea level height.
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Babylon
Alxtles
Sour Milk as Health Food in Historic Scientific Debate
The article traces sour milk from ancient dietetics to Pasteur’s fermentation theory, noting lactic bacteria’s role in preventing putrefaction and promoting health. It cites Metchnikoff, Bulgarian longevity, and ideas on cultivating friendly microbes to counter harmful germs, ending with editorial asides on tobacco and unrelated notes.
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Hippocrates
India
Ga Jen
Pasteur
Lille School of Science
Sev
Eral
Metchnikom
Geneva
Teur
Paris
Woren
Fersons
Fersons St -Sedettary
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Dunbar Roy
Atlanta
Thit
Abderhaldens
United Kingdom
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