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  2. NEW BOOKS.

    "Astronomical Essays, Historical and Descriptive," by J. Ellard. Gore, .F.R.A.S. (London? Chatto and windus.) Mr. J. Ellard Gore's repute as an carnest ...

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  4. NOTES FROM VARIOUS SOURCES

    Experiments have been made at Glossop Moor Station, in the Peak district, with a very simple meteorograph, which weighed only 2 oz., and consisted of an aneroid ...

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  5. THE SEPTEMBER MAGAZINES.

    Dr. Dillon reminds the readers of the "Contemporary Review" that a new "Yellow Peril" has arisen, wholly different from that concerning which the late ...

    Article : 1,966 words
  6. WORK FOR WOMEN OF FAIR EDUCATION.

    The approaching opening or the Australian Exhibition of Women's Work brings into special prominence in this part of the world a question that is looming up large ...

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  7. MR. BERNARD SHAW'S THREE MEALS.

    Mr. Bernard Shaw, writing to the "Mail" on the diet best suited for the sedentary, says:--"There is no best diet yet discovered for any sort of life. I am at present not ...

    Article : 189 words
  8. NEW FICTION.

    In "The Leather Mask (London: Ward, Lock and Co.) Mr. Ambrose Pratt shows that, with but little resort to the sensational clement, he can arouse and fully ...

    Article : 461 words
  9. ELEPHANTS' FIRE BRIGADE.

    The following remarkable story is published in the New York newspapers:--A train was wrecked by collision on the Baltimore and Ohio railway, near ...

    Article : 198 words
  10. SECRET SOCIETY CRIME.

    The police at Palermo have just brought to light the details of a terrible crime committed at the instigation of the notorious Mafia Society. The society had for some ...

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  11. STARR-BOWKETT METHODS.

    That the Starr-Bowkelt system, as applied to-building societies, is one that tends neither to industrial progress nor to the welfare of individuals is a fact which "The ...

    Article : 528 words
  12. THE TRIUMPH OF THE SUBMARINE.

    A suggestive report has, says "Engineering," been issued by a special board, appointed by the United States Navy department to make searching tests as to the ...

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  13. THE SUN PERIL.

    Scientists are now satisfied that there is in the direct unbroken rays of the sun some terrible influence which is capable of producing insanity and death and of driving ...

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  14. HOLIDAYS IN A CARAVAN.

    Caravanning threatens to become a fashionable, craze. When titled ladies and members of Parliament betake themselves to the gipsy life there are sure to be imitators. ...

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  15. THE BIGGEST LOCK.

    At Portsmouth tho British Admiralty have adopted plans for building what will be the biggest lock in the world, capable of taking a man of war of twice the ...

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  16. BRAINS IN FINGERS.

    "Do you think with your fingers and toes"?. To all intents and purposes you do. Mind is not merely a matter of brain; the whole of your body is a thought making ...

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  17. PUBLICATIONS RECEIVED.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 253 words
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