War era horses and a new wallet threaten global conflicts
The article notes Britain needs no extra horses while European powers count hundreds of thousands to start a war, forecasting a spike in American horse and provisions demand. It describes a Schaal chemist’s wallet that renders instant anesthesia for twelve hours, allowing bodies to be moved as prisoners. It also covers exams on paleozoic fishes, enthymeme, idealism versus materialism, and a Kansas City court incident. rail, steam, and iron ship debates, and the elevator's impact on cities.
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Europe
Germany
France
Austria
Russia
England
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America
Lardner
Walla
Shelly
Vastertheless
Baal Iits
Scientific notes on fungi and lightning in German studies
A survey of fungal effects on vegetation notes some fungi harm orchids while others aid their nutrition by transforming woody matter. German experiments seek better lightning protection using nickel construction. The Boston Journal of Chemistry summarizes brain anatomy showing that gray matter lacks sensation and that convulsions arise only from spinal and central nervous regions.
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de Bepence Wits Cos
Cch
Ask
Germany
Wahrlich
Dresden
Schiller
Baliger
Coisa
Boston Journal of Chemistry
The Liquor Code of Turkey and its drunkenness clauses
The article discusses the Liquor Code of Turkey, noting the burden of proof for intoxication, the role of admission or witness testimony, and dismissing minor indicators such as wine odor on breath. It critiques penalties and disciplinary rules for striking matches in public, referencing fearsome consequences and limits on the striker’s force.
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Cox
Recn
Turkey
Monkeys Used as Domestic Helpers in Madagascar and Elsewhere
Fragmentary account notes monkeys and chimpanzees used as domestic workers and laborers in colonial settings. Mentions Madagascar natives training for hunting lemurs, chimpanzees aiding water carrying, grinding, cooking tasks, and sailors employing a female chimpanzee aboard a vessel.
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Madagascar
Leone
Sida
de Grandpre
Baffon
Loango
End of the World date debated by Royal Institution talk
Sir We Thompson, lecturing at the Royal Institution in London, outlines the sun’s heat and total energy. He cites gravity’s role in cooling and estimates the sun’s output at about 476,000 million units of horsepower, with roughly 78,000 horsepower per square metre. The lecture connects celestial theory to a humorous neighborhood tale about cats and toes.
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Sir We Thompson
Royal Institution
London
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