Andree Expedition's Polar Balloon Readied for North Pole Run
The Andree expedition plans a balloon voyage to the pole with a 21 yard diameter craft, 4,400 pounds ballast, and supplies for four and a half months. Dr. N G Ekholm and N Strindberg join as scientists and observers, with the Virgo carrying gear from Gothenburg to Spitzbergen for the launch.
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Spitzbergen
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Walnut Ridge Farm: Boston Suburb Cats Draw Big Demand
A Boston suburb hosts Walnut Ridge Farm, a thriving Angora and Persian cat operation reporting about 1,150 cats shipped last year and nearly $20,000 in revenue. The piece details breed traits, care, and pricing from $2 to $85, noting Angora popularity and the rise of Angora and Version cats, with various colors and notable contrasts among breeds.
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Lost at sea six early US Navy ships never heard from
The article recalls six ships lost without trace in early US naval history. Saratoga and Insurgent vanish after bold actions, Pickering sinks in a Guadaloupe storm, gunboat No.7 disappears in Mediterranean service, Wasp vanishes after brilliant early victories, and the brig Hérvier vanishes after treaty work near Algiers. It contrasts ancient losses with modern naval safety and notes Britain and France also tally many such unmapped disappearances.
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Lieut
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New York
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Neever
Wasp
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Victor
Hpervier
John Shubrick
United States
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Decatur
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Great Britain
France
Mile in Sixty-Three Seconds by Central Illinois Wheelman
Avroy Anderson, a young Central Illinois cyclist, aimed to break the world bicycle record by riding behind a railroad train on a two mile boardwalk built beside the tracks. He matched a fast pace for the first half mile but missed the mile record by three seconds, yet proved bicycles can travel faster than previously thought and earned wide praise.
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China
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Arp Reflects Heat and Family Life in July Lament
BILL ARP laments extreme heat of July and August and muses on aging, childhood, and modern parenting. He recalls past times, notes shifts in education, labor, and requests less snoring at night. He contrasts old and new values while weaving personal anecdotes and social commentary.
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Faithful Dog and Odd Paragraphed Whimsy in 1900 Column
A long illustrated anecdote about a well trained pointer named Comrade, a late 19th century hunt, a rattlesnake bite, and the dog’s loyalty, followed by a collage of brief quips, jokes, and notes on fashion, science, and world events from 1900 era newspapers. Wildlife, health cures, and curious curiosities fill the page.
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100 Reward Readers Pledge Cure Claim
An old advertisement promises a $100 reward for proof that a panacea called Hall's Cutan cures a long list of ailments. The text mocks medical jargon and claims extraordinary internal effects, urging readers to test the remedy with free samples and to report successful outcomes.
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Bathing Car Patent on Railways Introduced
A new patent bathing car for railways offers private bath rooms along the car with sliding doors and lighted interiors. Hot water is supplied from the locomotive or roof tank, and each room includes a shower, towels, massage services, and a barber’s chair at one end.
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