Golfers Foot Perils Highlighted By Dr Cross In Medical Record
An article summarizes golfer’s foot or the condition caused by stress on the left foot during driving. Dr Charles Cross of San Francisco explains symptoms, from base-foot discomfort to swelling, irritability, and fatigue, plus the need for proper treatment to avoid chronic damage. He warns against self treatment and recommends relaxing muscles, proper supportive wear, and avoiding metal arches.
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New York
Olfers
Ita
Charles Cross
San Francisco
Crosa
Jay
Dr Cross
London
Cross
Cress
Croas
The Argot of the Underworld Crumbles in Modern Crime
A historical essay traces underworld slang from guns and yeggs to modern cops and improved prisons. It catalogs terms for pockets, money, tools, and roles across cities, noting detectives Cassasa and Peabody as skilled in the tongue.
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Chinatown
New York
Ocean
Chatham Club
Old Bowery
Guna
West Central
Chatham
Mexico
Big Kellow
Tim’ Sulivan
Cassasa
Peabody
Jimmy
Vegas
Jimmy Valentine
Maggie
Peter
Dynamiter
Australia
Kipps
Kipping Place
Constable Fagan
Charles Dickens
Genity
Demzena
Streten
Hillingsgate
Paris
Franre Alon
Deadly moment and a vision of the other side in a near fatal suicide
A man recounts a suicide attempt that failed when a bullet missed his heart. He describes a minute of death, a vivid journey toward a serene, luminous realm with white robed beings, mostly women, and a resolve to return to life. He credits the experience with spurring his commitment to recovery and to helping others tempted by despair.
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Tsaw
Vally
The Necessity of Sunlight in Health and Life
A historical note extols sunlight as essential to health and vitality. It argues windows should be widely opened to admit fresh air and light, contrasts sunlit outdoors with dark indoor life, and warns that prolonged indoor shading weakens people and plants alike.
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Corsen Ien
Trosh
Girlle
Cites
Novel camera allows photographing heavy objects in any orientation
A New York photographer, A E Anderson of the American Museum of Natural History, devised a tiltable and invertible camera with a 11 by 14 inch ground glass and an extended base. This allows photographing delicate or oversized fossils without moving them, enabling shots of items like a dinosaur skull weighing a quarter ton.
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A E Anderson
Department of
Vertebrate Paleontology
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Anderson
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Boston
South America
Childen
Hollier
Switzerland
Europe
The
Underworld
Sant
Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Ward
Mollie
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Foley
Goat
Cal Crim
Cincinnati
Columbus
Sherlock Holmes
Market Street
Bay
Oakland
San Quentin
Minnie May
Bertha
Sophie Lyons
Dayton
William Jennings Bryan
Countre Marshala
Peter Nen Tyeggman Blaster
Beaty Mar O
Soup Man
John Vess
Flan
Kansas City
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