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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1902
Page
7
The Prussian war office recalls a case from the Soor campaign where a guards regiment lost a cowskin used as rations. Despite months of inquiry no single culprit was found, and after 14 to 15 months the colonel paid 3 thalers, and the matter was dropped.
Immense industrial schemes fail disastrously as storms flood English mines. The Tin mine near the sea flooded after pumping and repairs fail. The Speedwell tread mine in Derbyshire bore 8,000 feet into a hill, but a hidden cavern and water forced abandonment after 40,000 tons dumped. The Bottomless Pit endures as a remembered rift.
The baboon family shows a distinct habit of signifying by yawning, likely started as a threat display with teeth. The gesture may cause an involuntary yawn in others, and two unfamiliar baboons in a shared cage will yawn at each other, especially when provoked by visitors.
Small samples of butter lard and beef fat are boiled cooled for 24 hours and examined under a microscope. Butter crystals are large globular with a bright polarization and a St Andrew's cross, lard crystals are stellate, and beef fat crystals are foliated. Over time butter crystals degrade into rosette forms.
Notes and Queries cites Samuel Rowlands 1610 where layterers laze in the street lurk in alehouses and range in the highwales. The term appears in Mortimer Collins lyrica with lines about Cupid and lazery lasses and light oaths.
Atchison Globe notes a recurring claim that only force of will sustains Hiw, reflecting editorial skepticism about self-denial and persistence as sole drivers. The piece surveys opinions and situational factors influencing such assertions.
A Kentucky frontier tale follows Anne a fifteen year old girl who loves Andrew Jackson. A plot to kill Jackson spurs her to ride to Hungerford's woods to warn him despite danger, ending with Jackson uplifting her dying form and pledging protection in a grim wartime setting.
In Century magazine Baker argues the arid desert is not dreary or cheerless but hopeful and strong while human mining towns and herds create ugliness and pollution. He frames deserts as calm, clean, and noble until people arrive with destructive industry.
The piece argues much wasted effort arises when people forced into unsuitable careers. Ambitious parents push youths toward professions ill suited to their talents, while true callings in art farming or carpentry are neglected, yielding many life defeats from forcing a round peg into a square hole.
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