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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1914

Page

24

Birthday of the Traveling Engine and the steam locomotive

A century of steam locomotive progress traces George Stephenson from early experiments at Killingworth to the Rocket’s 1829 triumph. The piece highlights trials, public opposition, and pivotal tests in England and the United States, noting Horatio Allen and Peter Cooper, and the York engine’s lasting impact on American railroading.

George Stephenson Stephenson Kent Ireman Talingworth England Blackett and Hadley Wylam Leets Blenkingop Lord Havensworth Wiest Moor Bern Stephenan Duke of Portland Kilmarink Enging Hetton Lunceriam Stockton and Darlinston Durham Toweh Tidewalter Robert Ho Thurston Manchester Shverpen Stockton and Darling Stockton and Darlington Liverpool and Manchester The Quarterly Review Woolwich Congreve Iousa of Commons George Rennie Newcastle and Carlisle Liverpool United States Horatio Allen Novelty Works Bis City South Caroling, Railway Company Alten Teagan Peter Cooper Baltimore and Ohio Cooper Pioneer York Penn Davie & Gartner Phineas Davis Davis Davia & Gartner Amerles

Chickens Chew Tobacco In Nicaragua Tale

Norman McInnes recounts how his Leghorn chickens chewed tobacco after eating greens around a patch of grown leaves near a mine in Bluefields Nicaragua. The birds developed nicotine flavors in their meat, making the eggs and chicken unsuitable for eating.

New York Times Norman McInnes Imperal McInnes Nicaragua Bluefields Bluefields American Havana States Mr McInnes

Let Out Heat: Rethink American Architecture in Heat

In the St. Louis Globe-Democrat editorial the author argues that American houses trap heat, urging better design with more openings. He cites hot summers, the use of tents in parks for mothers, and compares to arid climates and bungalow models to demand improved ventilation and sun entry in winter and summer.

St. Louis Globe-Democrat United States Arctic Circle India America

London police and bold jury ladies clash in custody

Chicago Tribune reports on London police surprised by the fearless actions of jury ladies. An officer sues restraint as a woman frees herself, causing a dramatic tug over trousers. The scene is described as an unequal combat highlighting superwomen traits.

Tunfatr Chicago Tribune London

Tetanus dangers outlined in public health lecture

A Royal Institute of Public Health talk by M. L. Valllard warned that tetanus germs thrive in soil dust and on vegetables and hay. He urged vigorous antiseptic treatment of all wounds, noting spores spread via dust and that severe wounds demand heavy antisepsis while minor injuries are often neglected.

Royal Insitute of Public Health M. L. Valllard

Human Leopard and Alligator Societies in Sierra Leone

A report of ancient secret societies in Sierra Leone, the Human Leopard and Human Alligator, their ritual murders for medicine or power, government crackdowns from 1896 to 1912, trials and executions, and the ongoing fear and influence these groups hold over local communities.

Sierra Leone Freetown Colonial Office T. J Alldridge Iin Protectorate Parliamenta Human Leopard Society Human Alligator Society Aildridge Leaward Mr Marriott Africa Merewether Sherbro Alldridge Imperia Pujehun Prince of Wales Aldridge West African Frontier Force W B Griffith Gold Coast Aot Nigeria E. M. Merewether

Local Anesthesia by Pressure on Nerve Centers

The article reports Dr William H. Fitzgerald of St Francis Hospital Hartford claims that controlled finger pressure on facial nerve centers can numb areas for minor surgery and dentistry. It notes skepticism from medical journals and outlines his method of applying pressure on specific points to create localized insensitivity.

India Willam H. Fitzgerald St Francis Hospital Hartford, Conn Journal of the American Osteopathic Association R Kendick Smith Fitgerald Fitzgerald Tims Stiffsen Tuffer Carrel

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