Engaged and Entrapped in a Yale Era Love
Florence confronts rumors of Jack Lane’s engagement as a telegram reveals a marriage to Peters’s daughter. Susie and Bertie recall courtship while doctor and mother fear the blow. Aunt Emmie arrives from England as Florence prepares to meet the couple.
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Sid
Teonyson
Maud
Florence
Jack
Yale
Emily Hazen
Marie de Dyse
Peter
Tam
Susie Lane
Geoffer
Bert’e
Pertie
Bush
Sue
Bertie
Forest of
Arden
Marie DeBrese
Peters
Pennsylvania
Ste
Joseph
Susie
John
Yale CoLece
John Lane
Miss Maxwell
Lady Macbeth
Wes
Emily
Emmie
England
Sneed
Dari
Points About the Horse and Breaker Methods by Gleason
Professor Gleason details unbroken colt training using whip discipline and calm rewards, introduces the Bonaparte bridle, and explains slow weight increases, starting age, and memory. He criticizes cruel bits, describes the double safety rope, and offers simple devices to curb pawing and kicking while outlining horse intelligence differences. Canadian froriers are cited for market value in New York.
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Gleason
New York Mail and Express
Profesyn
Pennsylvania
Bergh
Random Bits From History And Science Tidbits
A compendium of curious facts ranges from ancient Rome priests as early doctors to ostrich driving methods and the fate of Britons in famine. It notes monastic study in medieval times, Greek and Roman brickmaking, copper mining near Lake Superior, and early eye grafting advances by Dr. E Martin of Marseilles using artificial corneas to restore sight.
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Rome
Mexico
Lake Superior
E. Martin
Marseilles
Martin
Law of Finding: Ownership and Lost Property Rules
A New York News summary explains that losing property does not transfer ownership to the finder. The owner can reclaim items found, and the finder must try to locate the owner. If unclaimed, possession may transfer, but misappropriation is a crime. Cases show hidden contents negate delivery of full value.
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New York News
Remedy for sneezing with cotton nostril plugs proposed
A British Medical Journal correspondent reports that placing cotton wool nostrils plugs stops sneezing during rapid temperature changes and hay fever symptoms. The note claims instant relief with no inconvenience, suggesting a simple method worth knowing. The text also mentions Newfoundland government spending a tenth of its income last year for fishing population relief.
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British Medical Journal
Government of
Newfoundland
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