Pleurisy Treatment and Medical Notes From Dr. D H Reeder
Pleurisy is an inflammation of the pleura with multiple causes. An old home remedy uses vinegar washes and layered cold water blankets to reduce heat and pain, followed by heat for the feet to restore vital warmth. The article also explains stages of pleural exudation and heart position, plus a reader letter praising Dr. Reeder and a request for health inquiries.
Doctor's Clever Rule Upset Neighbors at Flatbush Dinner
A Flatbush physician invited a dozen acquaintances to a dinner to silence accusations by letting a stenographer and phonograph record their complaints about him. After the meal he revealed the recordings and warned they would receive bills for claims he held against them, ending the visit with a final twist.
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Timon
Athens
Flatbush
L. A
New York State
South Midwood
Biscuits vs Cakes in a Kitchen Puzzle
A Cleveland Plain Dealer reader quotes a playful exchange about whether baked goods are biscuits or cakes. The scene centers on a cookbook, an open kitchen door, and a breeze flipping the cookbook page, prompting a light domestic mystery.
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Alfred
Cleveland
No Favors to This Prince How to Make a Camera
A long-winded note contrasts Prince Albert Alexander Battenberg with his sister Princess Hna, detailing royal expectations, naval prospects, and a DIY guide to a pinhole camera. The piece blends royal lineage critique with instructions using a cigar box, tin, glue, and simple wood pieces to build a basic camera.
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Prince Albert Alexander
Battenberg
Princess Hna
Naual
Spain
Drake
Jack Tar
Princess Henry of Battenberg
Queen Victoria
Naton
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Prince Louis
America
Albert Alexander
Brave West Haven Girl Saves Drowning Boy
Nellie Ross a schoolgirl in West Haven England leaped into River Rye 17 feet deep to rescue a exhausted boy. She reached shore safely and will be awarded a vel Lum certificate by the Royal Humane Society of England for her brave deed.
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England
Nellie Ross
West Haven
Rye
Royal Humane Society of England
Joseph B. Bowies
Parts Of The Camera Assembly And Operation
The article describes creating a simple homemade camera from a cigar box. It explains constructing plate-holders, a two-piece end lid, and a tin spring to hold the plate, with a pill-box shutter as an optional improvement. It notes plates sized 2 by 2 inches and that exposure requires covering and uncovering a hole to expose the plate.
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New York World
Katie's Philosophy in a Morning Mixup
A short Columbus Dispatch item records Katie dressing fast and deciding the stocking on the wrong side saves time, as she explains it would take too long to hunt for a new pair and there is more mischief on the other side.
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Katie
Columbus Dispatch
Training Girls to Buy Their Own Clothing and Manage Money
A 16 year old girl gains an increased allowance and learns to budget her expenses including clothing and transport. The article argues early annual increases and structured training in intelligent shopping, saving, and avoiding borrowing, with guidance for parents and guardians.
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Margaret EE. Sangster
Susan
Aly
Jeanie
Julia
Sue
Father
Mother
Daddy la
Bia
Busia
Sulla
Amy
Lave
Jean
Papa
Jave
A Pretty Green Voile Blouse Description
A pale green voile blouse features front gauging at the shoulders and bust, three center front insertion straps with the center laid over the others, and frilled ribbon trims. Sleeves are gauged to form two puffs and gathered into a frilled insertion band. Materials: two yards of inches wide, two and one half yards insertion, four yards frilled ribbon.
French Games for Fun Among 24 Young People
A correspondent asked for games suitable for French youths. three amusements described are Portrait where a guesser identifies a secret name, Falling Soldier a line order collapse game, and Monkey a practical joke among girls with a leaving participant. Madame Merri on marking silver and linen for weddings notes items given before marriage bear the bride’s initials or monogram.
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France
Madame Merrh
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