Noted claims on fowl cleaning and lunar vegetation
A column of varied notes includes Mrs Saran Rover insisting on personally cleaning her chicken, a nostalgia ad for Hood’s Sarsaparilla, a Madagascar queen’s lazy governance, a Scottish and Irish pauper child boarding trend, Moon vegetation claims by Louis Gathmasn, and assorted observations on fashion, books, and politics from the era.
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Saran T. Rover
Jeoyth
Gabriel
Louis Gathmasn
Richest Man in the World Story of Demidov Wealth
An article traces Elim Demidov’s wealth as a newly created fortune from Russia. It contrasts Russian nobles who drain estates with farmers, noting Demidov’s vast wealth and prewar rise from a village blacksmith to czar’s favorite, through a land grant after service. It mentions Yousoupoffs and Scheremetieffs as other wealthy lines and hints at Princess Yourou’s turquoise mines.
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Czas
White
Russia
The
New York Tribune
Peter the Great
Ural Mountains
Demidoff
Peter
Yourou
Anatoleh
Yousoupol
The Dream of Chemistry and Synthetic Food Vision
A speculative piece contrasts the chemist’s dream of synthetic beef, bread, and climate control with the social philosopher and alchemist myths. It notes chemistry already advances in glycerine and sugar, with thousands of devotees pursuing the dream of edible products from inorganic matter.
Lottery and Jem Mason's Feuding Steeplechase Legend
The London Field recounts the 1830 foaled steeplechaser Lottery who won the 1839 Grand National and carried 168 pounds. Despite shared success across races, Lottery loathed jockey Jem Mason, forcing him to hide his colors. A midlife reunion near Neasden saw Lottery react with a sharp greeting as Mason approached. The tale blends racing myth with eccentric devotion as a widow learns of a curious gift-handoff during a later hardship.
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Jem Mason
London
Lottery
Jem
Cause of sunstroke proven by French dog tests
An experiment in France with dogs shows sunstroke can occur without direct solar heat and under artificial heat. In trials, one dog fatigued on a moving wheel while another rested. the active dog died faster as temperatures rose. Results suggest fatigue and exercise trigger sunstroke, with nervous system and blood changes likely involved.
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France
Red Sea
MM. Laverau
Regnard
Claude Bernard
Waveran
Leonard
Bing
Desiree
Messrs
Laverau
Prenchinen
Laveran
Rognard
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Gray
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New York
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Tonis Rossuth
Greenwich
Conn
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Portland
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Blackwood
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James Vitajames Stephen
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Berlin
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Wwe
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Barnuman
Spring Curry Comb CO
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Indiana
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Wekly Tribune
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