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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1909

Page

34

New All Around View Periscope Demonstrated

A new all around view periscope by Improved Periscope Ltd described by Miho Grapie allows observers to see in all directions simultaneously. The device uses a nine mile lens with potential to extend to thirteen miles, originally devised by H F Danston-Funnel and improved by Aldis Broa opticians of Birmingham.

Miho Grapie H. F. Danston-Funnel Measra Aldis Broa Opticiann Birmingham Periscope, Ltd Ordibiary

Remarkable Child Prodigies Across Arts and Religion

A survey of precocious talents notes twelve year old Marcel Tevallard at the French Salon and compares him with early starters in painting music and preaching. It chronicles Jenny Lind, Mendelssohn, Paganini, and later child performers and public speakers, highlighting rapid mastery and early public stages from Europe to America.

Marcel Tevallard Henri Cortes Lavallard’s Tada Styka Satue Viscount de Soissoux Ture Viscount Edwin Landrerr Iran Academy Walter Crane Marcus’ Stowe Millain Watts Ute Jenny Lind Meyer Mozart Mendelgpohn Paganini Baderewski Halle Leipzig Herlin Breslau Haile Narmonte Cocerts Adtrenes Mise Euen Terry Mrs. Kendal Marylnbough Theater Ophelia Haymarket Miss Hsteman Leah London T. Barnum Zary Bancroft Ada Reeve Publc Sims Reeves Atlantic Frances Storr Doncaster Lonnie Dennie New York Jack Cooke Manchester L. Moody Spurgeon Baptist Connection Ceckers Exeter Hall George Fox Society of Friends Faently Wiliam Rowan Hamilton Kage

Pellagra Scourge in the South and Nationwide Alarm

A report warns that pellagra spreads across the South and beyond, provoking national and state efforts to control its rise. The article details symptoms from skin eruptions to digestive and mental effects, noting fears of widespread infection and earlier neglect of the disease among marginalized communities.

New York South Alaria

Pellagra and its spread in Europe and the South

The article traces pellagra’s history from 18th century Europe to the American South, noting uncertainty over its cause and links to corn diets. It cites Italian theories blaming spoiled corn, plus microbes, and discusses North Carolina cases and proposed regulatory measures on ground corn to curb the disease.

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Conjurers of the Past and Magic Tricks Revealed

A historical survey reviews conjurers from ancient to early modern times. It describes mirrors, smoke effects, and clever devices used to produce visions of divine or magical figures on temple walls and in gardens. Accounts cover Bishop Rexensbert, Ring, and performers like Manfred of Malta and Jean Royer of Lyons, noting audience credulity, public demonstrations, and secret methods later revealed to scholars such as Kircher and Scotus.

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New Training Bladders Introduced In German Army

A novel method uses vividly painted bladders with soldiers caps mounted on a frame filled with air and suspended by a string. Soldiers fire at fixed targets to practice aim, with the bladders floating, and when struck, the bladders react, signaling hits and training outcomes.

Pluatratea Landdhows

The Pros and Cons Let Louis Post-Dispatch Ponder

The fragment discusses national balance in the United States with 60 million per tone figures and 40 million Bros, noting Bryan and Roosevelt in campaigns. It mentions conservation of natural resources, party divides between Pro and Pallinger, and public sentiment about politics and policy, with hints of Ballinger.

Louis Post-Dispatet United States Bryan Roosevelt Say Agann Rey Ganized Élerty Mr. Ballinger Con Pallinger Drue Peter Politi

Work Van Mystery Stirs Local Street Corners

A vague OCR fragment hints at a work van tied to a neighborhood scene. No clear dates, people, or organizations are readable. Nearby residents report rumors of a delivery or service vehicle, but specifics remain unclear in the readable text.

Keep Doctor By the Year Proposal In New York Medical Plans

The article discusses annual physician contracts in New York, proposing yearly fees around 500 dollars to cover care for an individual and family. It notes quarterly payments, businesslike framing, and compares rising medical costs with falling incomes due to more doctors and changes in patient habits. It cites insurers and fraternal orders adopting similar prevention-focused models to keep clients healthy and premiums steady.

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Lost Trout Tale From Streamside Memory

A first person reminiscence of angling misadventure and a prized catch. The narrator recalls a broken line, a slippery bank, and finally landing the largest trout ever caught, after a tense struggle and a dramatic near-failure by the water. The scene conveys a rugged, rustic vibe of fishing lore and personal loss.

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