Understanding Perspiration Functions and Remedies
The article explains perspiration as a mainly watery secretion from skin glands, aiding skin cell removal and especially regulating body temperature. It notes normal output about thirty to forty ounces daily, varies with air temperature activity and fluids, and distinguishes insensible versus sensible perspiration. It covers signs of abnormal sweating in diseases like diabetes and ichthyosis, and offers home remedies including hot baths, warm foot-soaks, boric acid dusting, rubbing with cologne water, and nighttime milk and crackers for night sweats associated with illness.
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Cologne
A Childs Dictionary and The Business of Sympathy
Excerpts from Frederic R. Coudert’s library reveal childlike definitions such as Dust Mud and Apples while the Boston Herald notes on sympathy as a social asset, highlighting its hollow but widely used nature. The piece critiques genuine care versus performative concern and ends mid thought.
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Frederic R. Coudert
Mr. Coudert
Boston Herald
Man seeks refund after fly found in bun at bakery
A customer distressed after discovering a fly inside a currant bun at a bakery returns to complain. The sales clerk offers another bun but cannot replace the defective item without the original. The account ends with an offhand remark about returning to the shop.
Texas Woman Murdered in Hot Springs Kidnapping Suspect Sought
The body of Ada Rolchars of Dallas Texas was found in her Hot Springs Arkansas apartment. A seven year old daughter is missing and believed kidnapped. Neighbors cared for the two boys overnight while police search for a suspect believed to have fled to St Louis.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ada Rolchars
Dallas
Tex
Harry Retchars
St Lous
Coroner Orders Inquest Into Mrs Apel Death
In New York on July 9 a coroner ordered an inquest into the death of Mrs Frank Apel a Detroit musician and vaudeville performer known in New York led to blood poisoning at a sanitarium. An autopsy by a coroner physician failed to determine the exact cause of the blood poisoning.
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New York
Frank Apel
Detroit
Aper
Lusitania Sets New Speed Record At 643 Miles
New York July 9 Cunard line officials report the Lusitania has broken another speed record by sailing 643 nautical miles in a day. The liner only extends its own mark, previously 641 miles per day, showing modest improvement.
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New York
Cunard Line
Indians Defy Law at Old Hickory Camp Near Henrietta
Nebtosh and Okmulgee county sheriffs visited Old Hickory grounds near Henrietta to quell a Snake Indian uprising. They were driven off by armed locals described as thinly farming Thlians and negroes. Crazy Snake issued a defiant message against state and U.S. government authority.
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Okla
Nebtosh
Okmulgee
Old Hickory Grounds
Henrietta
Crazy Snake
United States
Two Italian laborers killed in sewer cave in Dayton
In North Dayton a sewer cave caused two Italian laborers to die and left three others fatally injured. Governor Sawers of Louisiana moves to appoint a permanent state board of arbitration to handle labor troubles. Rev John Harris Knowles, longtime curate of St Chrysostom s Chapel New York, dies at age seventy six. William H Bayn ex president of Cleveland city council and head of a major printing house is run over and not expected to live. Mae C Wood faces forgery and perjury charges in a divorce case from Senator Platt. trial set for Aug 8 in New York City. John D Rockefeller marks his sixty ninth birthday at Forest Hill near Cleveland declaring good health.
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Dayton
Sawers
Louisiana
Mae C. Wood
United States
Thomas C. Platt
New York City
Foster
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hill
Cleveland
Rockefeller
Market Quotations for Wheat and Grains in Minneapolis and Chicago
Market report lists Minneapolis wheat prices for July and September contracts, Northern and Southern grade quotes, and cattle, sheep, and flax values from St. Paul market data. Chicago grain and provisions note July prices for wheat, corn, oats, pork, butter, eggs, and poultry with bid and offer ranges, on track figures, and contract months.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Chicago
Springs
Chicago Union Stock Yards Cattle and Hogs Prices
Chicago July 8 cattle and hog prices reported for the Union Stock Yards. Beovem Texans and Western cattle range from about 4.50 to 6.60 per hundredweight, stockers and feeders from 2.60 to 14.80, cows and heifers around 20 to 60, calves near 4.50 to 6.50, hogs priced from 6.00 to 6.60 for various grades, yearlings and lambs listed with scattered figures.
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Paul Union
St. Paul
Chicago
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