Arbitration and Neutrality Policy Highlights
The United States discusses arbitration over war to settle disputes with nations including Mexico Dominican Republic and Colombia. It notes neutrality duties and military preparations at Galveston Los Angeles and San Diego while urging pacific settlement of boundary conflicts and adherence to international law.
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Hindustan Durbar Hails King George and Queen Mary in Delhi
Delhi reports a grand durbar marking the British emperor and empress reign with 20 000 troops in circled amphitheater. The scene features native princes and elephants, royal robes, and a lavish display of jewels and gifts for Indian subjects.
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Measure of His Intelligence Fidos Mistress
A fragment from a column in Women s Home Companions notes Fido s owner sobbing over his inability to read. The piece hints at social humor and domestic sentiment in a periodical style.
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The Heart as a Two Pump System and Blood Health
A 19th century medical blurb explains the heart as a double pump moving blood through the body and warns that the body cannot endure work without proper food and pure blood. It cites Dr Ni Vi Pierce who links stomach disorders to impure blood and general breakdown and mentions a tonic made from glyceric extract as a corrective.
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