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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
7
A London Express report claims Britain nears purchase of a wireless guided torpedo boat. The craft uses a waterborne electrical impulse to steer, with no crew, and can strike ships by button control. Speed and depth are optimized for rapid, evasive attack.
A description of the telautograph device by Mr. Ritchie with a live Paris demonstration at the Central telephone office. The system transfers a writer’s autograph via paper frames, automatic ink dipping, and parallel sender receiver action. Also notes a Hungarian finding on warm saltwater layers in Transylvania lakes acting as natural solar heat accumulators.
A Chicago Tribune report warns that advances in bacteriology could enable criminals to wage mass murder by culturing microbes. It cites an Austrian student who tried to extort a widow with threats of releasing pathogens. Tubes with cholera, typhoid, and tetanus microbes were found, illustrating how quickly epidemics could be unleashed if misused.
In Brooklyn Life a person recalls rushing past a hurried cyclist with a cross-eyed stare, catching breath after the near miss. The brief quip frames urban pedestrian caution and quirky street encounters.
The author argues teachers should nurture a taste for reading over mere exam success. Reading quality matters more than quantity, comparing the library to a fountain needing filtration. Emphasis on guiding readers to valuable books and improving library service through careful notes and selection.
Mrs Annie McKay, chaplain of the Sons of Temperance in Toronto, writes of severe female health issues and how Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after seven months of treatment. She praises the medicine's value and urges others to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham.
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