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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1896

Page

6

The Automaton of Art and a Murder Dream

Carter Esplan, a writer driven by morphine and fevered impulse, obsesses over originality and Burford, his rival. As Esplan descends into delirium and drafts a macabre tale, Burford plots revenge while both men spiral toward a deadly culmination sparked by jealousy and artistic tension.

Carter Esplan Burford Vincent Esplan D. Vincent Piccadilly Paris Caiil

The Karaim Jews in Russia and Crimea

The Karaim Jews number 3000 to 4000 in Crimea and speak a Tart ar dialect. They are ethnologically closer to Tartars than to Semites and claim Khazar origins converted to Judaism in the eighth century. Their form rejects the Talmud, unlike later Orthodox Jews, provoking Russian mockery and debate in Moscow.

Crimea Novikoff London Russia Moscow Israel

Cat Nurse Suckles Squirrels in Goldendale Tale

C O Barnes keeps a cat at his Goldendale New Jersey home that suckles three young squirrels caught near town. The cat also suckles one kitten as the others were killed to make room for the newcomers.

C. O. Barnes Goldendale N. J

In That Day Shade of the Period

A fragment from a Detroit Tribune exchange contrasts glorified death in battle with a claim that doctors did not operate during appendicitis. The excerpt cites conversations between shades of the period and Achilles as illustrative voices.

Achilles Detroit Tribune

Pessimism as a Disease of the Mind Quote

The quote argues pessimism stems from mood and day, calling it abnormal and a disease of the mind. Rev. D. H. Overton is cited as the source of the remark.

D. H. Overton

Quips and Quotations From Across Newspapers

A compilation of wry lines from various papers. The snippets touch on humor politics and social norms with sharp observations about newspapers hats royalty and honesty.

Phosphorescent Lighting a Commercial Possibility

Edison explores lighting with X rays, transforming them into white spectrum light. A Moore system gains endorsement from an electrical engineers committee as economical and efficient, prompting plans for wide adoption.

MacFarlan Moore Edison Moore American Institute of Electrical Engineers

Saucy Grand Duchess Vladimir and Hinted Russian Marriage

A European gossip piece outlines Grand Duchess Vladimir as temperamental and politically calculating. It notes her estranged Lutheran faith, rumored liaison with Prince Lobanoff, gambling influence in St Petersburg, and possible path to imperial succession. The article also mentions a Burlington Route brochure for Yellowstone Park tours.

Vladimir Russia Helen Servia St. Petersburg Natalie Europe Mecklenburg-Schwerin Lobanoff Chevalier Gardes de L'Imperatrice St. Peters Burlington Yellowstone Park Nou J. Francis Gener Omaha Neb

Beverages and Digestion Effects from Fraser Experiments

Dr. James W. Fraser reports experiments showing daily beverages influence digestion of foods. Tea or coffee slow albuminoid digestion but may quicken starch digestion. Bread often accompanies tea or cocoa. coffee retards gluten most, eggs pair best with infusions, butter digests slower with tea and faster with coffee or cocoa.

James W. Fraser Fraser England

Electric cane doubles as lamp and walking stick

In Popular Science News a newly described electric cane serves as both walking stick and lamp. The device drew much interest for its clever design and potential convenience for users needing illumination on the go.

Popular Science News

French Astronomers Anticipate World’s Largest Telescope

French scientists celebrate arrival of a huge crystal block to be carved into a mirror for a future super telescope. They note traditional hand polishing risks surface warping, while a new mechanical method aims for near perfect flatness within 0.11 micrometers, leaving a small error margin.

Paris

Instantaneous Splash Photography Shows Spark Timed Exposures

A novel electric spark method records splashes in exposures under 11 microseconds. The timing can pick stages within about 0.002 seconds, detailing bubble formation and how surface condition alters disturbance from a solid sphere entering the liquid.

Eloped on bicycles as husband seeks wife and new bicycle

Abram A. Terwilliger, a Walden farmer, searched Newburg for his missing wife said to have eloped with James Federson. The 22 year old blonde left home with Federson on a blue blooming suit missing, riding a new $100 bicycle Terwilliger had just bought for her.

Gibbeon Burford Gibbon Thut Abram A. Terwilliger Walden N. Y Newburg James Federson Federson

Nature’s Untouched Growth Inspires Quiet Reverie

A reflection on nature’s power to flourish when left alone by human hands. Rev. L N Terry celebrates what occurs when ecosystems are undisturbed and nature does its own work, producing beauty from spontaneity.

Rev L N. Terry

Syrup of Figs Promoted as Ideal Family Remedy

The advertisement extols Syrup of Figs for its pleasant flavor gentle action soothing effects and usefulness as a laxative. It claims costive or bilious mothers will benefit with gratifying results and urges every family to keep a bottle on hand.

Virginia travel sale offers cut-rate round trip fares

Advertises rail fare deals from northwest points to Virginia with one fare plus $2 for the round trip. Promotes homeseekers to explore fertile farms amid claims of Virginia's climate and markets. Mentions A T Truitt and Mrs Mary Adair in unrelated notices and includes medical and linguistic inserts.

Virginia Northwest Chesapeake & Ohio Railway A. T. Truitt N. W

Teething Tip and Proverb from Carlyle Adage

An 19th century style note advises using Mea WixaLow's Soothing Teething Syrup for children cutting teeth. The quote adds Carlyle’s caution about focusing on the near task rather than distant aims.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Remedies Sold

An OCR fragment notes medicines Hall's Catarrh Cure and Coe's Cough Balsam with prices and claims of effectiveness. A nail making machine comparison suggests productivity gains over 1,000 workers. The text is fragmented and hard to verify.

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