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Newspaper
Weekly Call
Location
Troy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1899
Page
6
A discussion from Youth's Companion on dizziness not always signaling serious illness. It outlines common, non alarming causes such as indigestion, temporary brain blood flow changes, ear problems, and vision issues, noting most cases are not dangerous and treatment targets the underlying cause.
Roy Warrell of Greene writes in Midland Magazine about the old maxim to laugh instead of cry when suffering. The piece argues patience helps endure fame, envy, and deceit, noting that bearing up is hard while grinning through adversity shows strength.
A wealthy philanthropist visits a poor woman in Hester Street and quizzes her about personal matters. The woman later encounters the donor's approach and, after she is asked about her husband’s drinking and abuse, storms out in anger.
The head of a vegetarian beats at about 58 per minute while the meal-enter beats at 72 per minute. This yields roughly 20,000 heartbeats in 24 hours.
In a waterless desert two camels carry priceless clay tablets and a sick Khirgiz. Prof Kirkhoffer forces Harding to leave the man behind or risk their lives over the tablets. A struggle ends with the professor fleeing, leaving Harding to improvise survival and seek help, while Kirkhoffer’s fate vanishes in the dunes and the expedition’s records fade.
In a Washington Star excerpt a father points to Ailas in a text book and jokes that he was meant to bear the world on his shoulders. The quip adds that if he lived later he would have formed corporations and aimed for a rocket.
A collection of quirky notes and trivia mentioning European deaths and violence figures, wheat versus mutton yields, London waiters on tipping, Hawadi women as expert riders and swimmers, a New York bank registering deposits on a locked tape, a Sicilian highway robber spared by a tender judge, a Kentucky suit with a long court day, a sheriff’s sleeping dog, New Guinea funeral customs, a Cosmopolitan writer on Filipino life and terms for Spaniards and mixed blood, and interethnic hostilities in the Philippines.
The cases hold misrepresentation by a buyer to a commercial agency can justify rescinding a sale if the agency report included extraneous matters. Employment tied to paving ordinances, with contingent pay, is void for public policy due to bribery risk. Evidence about trailing a criminal with a bloodhound is inadmissible unless the dog has proven scent discrimination and sufficiency.
The advertisement extols a laxative syrup said to be the perfect stimulant for cleansing the system. It emphasizes gentle relief from colds headaches fevers and constipation, with active ingredients from senna and aromatic plants. It warns to buy only from the California Fig Syrup Co with the full company name on the package.
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