Assimilative Memory; or, How to Attend and Never ForgetLoisette, A. (Alphonse)
Science
Assimilative Memory; or, How to Attend and Never Forget
Loisette, A. (Alphonse)
Mnemonics
=59 and 60--In.=--One tried to save life, the other alleviated its
sufferings.
=60 and 61--In.=--Gifts to the poor in a lump--buying telegraph to
cheapen cost of messages to the great mass of community.
=61 and 62--In.=--Extension of telegraphs, ultimately to the benefit of
all--extension of medical education to women.
=62 and 63--In.=--Rights of women and of the poor--beneficence to poor
and charity to women.
=63 and 64--Con.=--Common prisons abound in dust and germs--these latter
are propagators of disease.
=64 and 65--In. and Con.=--Germs cause typhoid and other
diseases--Prince of Wales attacked by typhoid.
=65 and 66--Ex.=--Typhoid tends to destroy; awards build up.
=66 and 67--In. and Ex.=--Fast steamer Alabama, and fast woman walker,
speed with injury--and innocent speed.
=67 and 68--Ex.=--Walking on land and safe swimming in water.
=68 and 69--In.=--Floating in water and electric lighting of
museum--protection to life--and comfort to life.
=69 and 70--Ex.=--Lighted museum--and dark night at the Tay--light and
safety--and darkness and death.
=70 and 71--In.=--Many deaths in Bridge disaster and one distinguished
person dies.
=71 and 72--Ex.=--One person dies and medics strive to prevent death.
=72 and 73--In. and Ex.=--Medical improvement and improvement in
reckoning time--doctors from abroad--and observatory stationary.
=73 and 74--In.=--Improved time reckoning--and revised and improved form
of Bible.
=74 and 75--In. and Ex.=--Gift to highest personage and cheap telegrams
for masses--favours to both.
=75 and 76--In. and Ex.=--Head of English nation and head of Catholic
church--favour to the Queen and favour to the people.
=76 and 77--In.=--One concession to Queen--and people's jubilee on
account of Queen--good will in both cases.
=77 and 78--In. and Ex.=--Queen's jubilee and Times' jubilee, sovereign
and subjects.
=78 and 79--Con.=--Universal reporter of good and bad things--worst
possible murder.
=79 and 80--Ex.=--Horror and amusement.
=80 and 81--Ex.=--Players for Royalty and great arbitrators for
labouring men.
=81 and 82--In.=--Strike of poor labourers, and houses for the poor.
=82 and 83--In. and Ex.=--Gifts to poor and education for them--physical
benefits and mental benefit.
=83 and 84--In. and Ex.=--Intellectual education and spiritual
education--living scholars and death of a great teacher.
=84 and 85--In. and Ex.=--Two deaths--and opposite beliefs--In. as to
death and Ex. as to opinions.
=85 and 86--In.=--Death of one man--and death of six hundred--In.
=86 and 87--Ex.=--A dead multitude and a living congress.
=87 and 88--In.=--Two congresses.
=88 and 89--In.=--Imperialism--and party self-assertion.
=89 and 90--In.=--Political agitation--educational agitation.
=90 and 91--Ex.=--Extension of education--refusal to extend Government
sway over land.
=91 and 92--In.=--Land not lost individuals--and bank saved.
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