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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
16
Men as Burdened Mules Move Andes Ore Load
Miners in Chile haul ore from a copper mine in a ravine of the Cordilleras a vertical 450 feet. The average load per man is about 250 pounds, a staggering measure of labor for that distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andes
Chile
Cordilleras
Business in the Home and the path to happiness
The article argues for applying business principles at home to achieve happiness. It claims the key is the husband’s right to refuse money and the wife’s right to demand money, presenting a controversial, analytical view on household financial power.
Crow as a Pet Impresses with Notable Intelligence
A crow owned by Sherbrook Howard, son of Henry W. and wife, shows strong intelligence. It wakes his master at dawn, squawks for food, refuses to leave home, and stays within a quarter mile of the house despite others calling it away. The article notes the bird’s loyalty to its young owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherbrook Howard
Henry W. Howard
Mr. Grow
Bath
Speed of Wild Duck
A wild duck can reach speeds around ninety miles per hour in level flight based on observed flight performance.
How to Sew on Buttons and Church Seat Banter
A thrift-minded housewife shares a practical button sewing method to prevent losing buttons by threading knot placement and a pin loop under the button. A Richmond clergyman recalls a witty old woman complimenting his preaching for the good church seats. A note from Paris reports oil paints deter TB germs on surfaces. A Y M C A secretary quips that men and women should attend different churches for courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Monitor’s Last Survivor Thomas B. Viall Dies at 69
Thomas B. Viall the last survivor of the Monitor died recently at Norwood Rhode Island at the age of 69. The report notes his death as a significant maritime memory and notes the Monitor’s historic place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Viall
Monitor
Norwood
R. I
Germany
Egypt
Austen Leigh
Eton College
England
Thomas Lynch
Etonian
Courtroom Witnesses and the Shocking Truths They Reveal
The Baltimore Herald notes how wit ness stand pressure turns insults into careful speech and steadies nerves pleas of lacerated feelings gain real meaning for those facing heavy damages. Lawyers shape the audience view of virtue while witnesses feel exposed and judged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Herald
James the mischief maker earns a season ticket
The principal questions James about constant misbehavior in class. Miss Shaw criticizes his conduct during history, the music supervisor notes poor singing, and Mr Cowles observes wandering attention during experiments. James replies with a witty season ticket remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Day Reckoning Through History From Midnight To Midnight
The Romans and Egyptians counted days from midnight to midnight while Hebrews and Athenians used sunset to sunset. Hipparchus, a second century BCE astronomer, measured the 24 hours from midnight to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hipparchus
Christ
The Uses of Evil at the Grocer
A small boy rushes in with a butter order while a grocer calmly explains his policy of supplying exactly what customers demand. The boy repeats the instruction for the game kind of butter as other relatives arrive, and the scene hints at family tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonny
Pop
Marking the Calendar of Life Mightier Than Worry
A reflective piece urges living in the present and accepting daily marks on the calendar. It compares yesterday’s affairs to the dead and suggests tomorrow’s mysteries should not be overemphasized. The message counsels focusing on today and avoiding undue anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Caesar
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Jewish Theological Seminary
Smithsonian Institution
Beerbohm Tree
Theatrical Managers’ Association
Henry Irving
Israel
Washington, Conn
von Wald & Co
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