Growth of the Human Head After Middle Age Cited
A 19th century note discusses phrenology claims that the head and brain continue to grow after age twenty five. Observers like Severn and Mego are cited with measurements from many heads, noting increases in cranial size into later life and questioning fixed growth limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mil
Tien
Severn
J. B. Mego
Paris
Selpin
Nes
Brankis Uetive
Rept Vigeri
Retired Player Praises Swamp Root For Kidney Pain Relief
A seventy year old retiree Mr C E Ussery from Bowersville Ga credits Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for restoring health after years of kidney pain. He bought a fifty cent bottle then a one dollar bottle and reports sleeping through the night after prior disruption. Notary T E McLane confirms the testimonial as truthful. Kilmer Co invites readers to request a booklet and sample bottle via the Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Ussery
T. ER. McLane
Swamp-Root
Hamton
Kilmer & Co
Ing
Head Growth Across Years Cited By Noted Figures
The New York American notes head circumference increases over time in figures for a preacher and MP George Barnes, and cites William T. Stead whose head grew from 23 inches at 46 to 23 38 inches at 62, alongside a claim of 14 books written in 12 years.
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George Barnes
M. P
Wm. T. Stead
New York American
Pottery Industry Growing in 1912 United States
Jefferson Middleton of the United States Geological Survey notes the pottery industry reached its highest development in 1912 with total domestic and imported sales totaling over 16 million dollars. The domestic output valued at over 6.5 million dollars rose despite strong imports, led by white ware and sanitary ware with notable gains in porcelain electrical supplies and sanitary products. Ohio remains the leading potters state, followed by New Jersey and West Virginia, with New York, Pennsylvania, Indiana and Illinois next in value of output.
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Indianapolis
Jefferson Middleton
United States Geological Survey
Fiest
United States
United
Rockingham
Ohio
Uneion
New Jersey
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ilinois
Howland Family Reconfigures Control of Outlook
The Howland brothers William R. Howland Karl S. Howland and Harold J. Howland have severed ties with Abbott and Roosevelt and gained full control of Outlook. The Howlands were heavy stockholders in the publication and are now sole leaders.
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Abbott and
T. R
New York
Jane
Abbott
Roosevelt
William R. Howland
Publo
Karl S. Howland
Suror
Harold J. Howland
Howlands
Outlavie
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Bart Kennedy
Binghamton, N. Y
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Masonic Temple
J. P. Kiefer
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