Food Theory and Dietetic Practice From Stockholm Journal
The article discusses how a balanced daily diet includes water and various nutrients, noting the impracticality of replacing real food with purely chemical elements. It emphasizes palatability for digestion, critiques tea and coffee, and contrasts natural foods with artificial substitutes while acknowledging medical emergencies require restricted or alternate feeding methods. It also cites breathing mechanics and posture impacts on lung health and digestion in schoolchildren.
Chapped Hands Tips From Home Health Club Notes
Readers share methods to prevent chapping during outdoor work with bare hands. Steps include thorough night washing, soap, scrubbing, cold rinse, and glycerine witch hazel mix. Also advise vinegar rinse for hard hands and drying before a fire. Community letters from Tama and Dr. Reeder address swelling glands and home treatment guidance.
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Tam
Brodhead
David H. Reeder
la Porte
Ind
Desi
Tama
Ecub
P. H
Home Health Club
la Porte, Ind
Indians May Be So Phrase Triggers Land Allotment Issue
A Kansas City Journal report recounts how the Indian phrase maybe so influenced the Interior Department’s decision on Lehmann’s 160 acre allotment. Indiana slang parallels English usage, with officials misreading Indian speech as uncertainty, leading to Lehmann’s denial despite evidence of capture and long association with Quanah Parker’s people.
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Indiana
Kansas City
H. K. Blanding
United States
Interior Department
Herman Lehmann
Texas
India
Lehmann
Maybo
Quanah Parker
Department
Washington
Murder on the Increase as Murders Rise in United States
McClure's Magazine cites Chicago Tribune data showing U S homicide rate climbing from one murder per 40 533 people in 1881 to one per 8 965 last year. Editorial notes this rise outpacing many nations, discusses causes from immigration to urban stress, and calls for stricter weapon laws and relentless pursuit of offenders.
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McClure's
United States
Chicago Tribune
Statlatice
Russia
the Tribune
Weat
Forlgners
Europe
Sway
England
Chicago
Well Earned Medal At Conservatory Gossip
The Catholic Standard and Times quotes a conversation about Miss Goodley taking alcensone at the conservatory and earning a gold medal. She reportedly refused to play for the speaker at her house, claiming she had given it up, a decision attributed to the neighbors gifting her the medal.
Advant age in sanitation and war ethics
In a Boston Herald reminiscence, Japanese sanitation is praised for cremating dead soldiers to prevent disease, contrasting with Western reluctance to adopt such methods. The piece argues disease mortality in war could drop with sanitary reforms, laments national cemeteries, and notes medical professionals favor returning the army canteen. It ends with a humorous Pettus anecdote.
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Japan
Spain
Seaman
New York
Plush Seats Carry Germs On German Railways
German health officers note second class train cars with plush cushions harbor more germs than uncushioned third class wooden benches. The finding contrasts with U S concerns and cites soothed surfaces, while highlighting differing carriage materials amid state action restricting plush coverings.
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Empire
Sears
Boston Herald
Extreme View on Woman's Sphere Debate
In a quip from the Philadelphia Public Ledger a speaker challenges the notion of a woman's sphere, arguing that the earth itself belongs to women and that the traditional gender bounds are misapplied. The exchange frames a provocative, era-tinged view on female autonomy.
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Willie
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Chicks From Egg Shells Inventions And Ideas
A Chicago Inter Ocean note suggests turning hollow eggshells into life like chicks by cleaning and enlarging both ends. Fill the small end with putty or bread to form a head, insert a wooden peg for a bill, add beads for eyes, and glue feathers around the large end to create a tail.
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Chicago
Make a lifelike toy chick with wire and wax technique
Instructions describe crafting a lifelike chick using shell, wax, and glue, with a wire ring hook for balance. A weight on the hook lets the bird rock and perch, enabling a small flock to swing from leaves or card edges for humorous effect.
New Servian Monarchy Stamp Issue For Coronation
For the philatelist young stamp collectors will note a new Servian monarchy issue commemorating King Peter's coronation. Reproductions are enlarged and depict stamps of the five lower denominations.
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Petér
The Ten Paras Memorate Coronation Portraits
The article describes ten paras commemorating King Peter and five other paras bearing portraits of the king and his grandfather Karageorge. It notes that the three and five dinars share the same design as the one dinar, all featuring similar imagery.
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Peter
Karageorge
The Power of Kindness Brings a Lesson on a Hill
An elderly lady recounts to Our Dumb Animals how she stopped a boy from whipping a bulky horse. She approached, spoke softly, and offered to ride the wagon, calming the horse and guiding it up the hill. The owner thanked her, saying he learned a lesson.
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Eddie
A Party Trick That Defies Water Lifting Claims
A Chicago Inter Ocean note explains a simple stunt to silence boastful party showmanship. Place water in a glass, seal with paper, invert it on a table so the paper cups the rim, then withdraw the paper. The water stays in the glass until someone lifts it, proving the claim false in front of onlookers.
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Chicago Inter Ocea
A Dog's Wisdom and Notion of Canine Reasoning
Nero the St Bernard in Virginia demonstrates problem solving as he distinguishes rag from shirt. After failing to fetch a rag, he tears a shirt fragment to satisfy the master, then returns with a shirt piece, showing deliberate reasoning. Observed by a bystander in a We yard.
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Nero
Virginia
Weyard
St Ll
Sentcazo
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Posse Gym
Nasium Journal
Richard Timbers
Stockholm
Tom
Fin
Bomethi
Tin Towae
Senator Pettus
Alabama
Selma
Martha
FOR the
Philatelist
Stampa
Agu
Paras
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