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Newspaper

Bluffton Banner

Location

Bluffton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1894

Page

9

Disease prevention and marriage laws urged by Dr Potter

In a lecture from Albany, Dr Potter argues prevention over cure for diseases like consumption typhoid and diphtheria. He calls for examination of animal foods and sources, animal cremation if infected, regulating travel to stop the spread, and laws banning marriages where one or both partners have tuberculosis. He stresses educating medical men to teach prevention.

Weiloves Potter Albany

Polish Pancakes and Scalp Brush Tips

Polish pancakes use 8 eggs and 30 ounces flour with milk butter and citrus. Cur rants go on before folding and rolling in sugar. A scalp care guide recommends boar bristle barber brushes for clean scalp and avoiding baldness with proper bristle length, texture, and handling.

How to Wash Glass Includes Safe Cleaning Methods

Practical guidance on cleaning glassware windows mirrors and bottles using nonabrasive like alcohol and water with occasional lemon or acetic acid. Warns against hard polishes and suggests strong lye solutions for grease while cautioning skin contact. Also notes use of rice or ashes to aid bottle cleaning and describes abrasive risks with chalk polishing.

The Czar Strikes Opens a New Pottery Venture

George Gordon announces a moral mission to invest in a pottery with Colonel Bell to employ workers. Taras agrees, praising Aura and Mile, as they plan a new kiln and skilled labor to cast the group sculpture. The project advances with a promising cast and strong supervision.

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The Czars Conspiracy Destroys Taras Group

The narrator recalls a night of triumph for Taras and a morning of disaster as the czar destroys Taras’s sculpture. Taras vows to rebuild, while allies discuss pursuing the saboteurs and uncovering who orchestrated the break in.

Mysterious Soho Friend Hints at Hidden Enmity

In a tense interview, a detective questions a woman about a possible crime at her home. He notes a mysterious friend in Soho and warns her to act normally while keeping vigilant at night. The suspect Mere Lucas is not yet cleared.

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Misgivings and a Troublesome Grief in the House

In this chapter the narrator weighs Mere Lucas’s tearful distraught protest after a disaster at Taras’s workshop. He contemplates her possible guilt and motives, watches her actions closely, and resolves to observe until he learns Kavanagh’s findings about the Soho friend. The scene blends remorse, suspicion, and uncertain loyalty.

Kavanagh Lucas

Night Surveillance and a London Embankment Mystery

The narrator narrates a tense sequence as Taras may face a late night attack. Kavanagh warns to watch Mere Lucas, while the narrator suspects a planned assault on Taras at Gordon’s rooms. He ventures alone to the Adelphi area seeking clues, encountering a suspicious brougham driver near Grandison Chambers.

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Mystery Figure Appears Night Terrace Scene

The narrator observes Kavanagh at a lamplight terrace door, noting his military bearing and silent exchange with a driver. Taras and Gordon join briefly before Gordon departs with Taras toward Villiers Street, while Kavanagh returns to the brougham and lights a cigarette.

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Acoustic Phenomenon of Resonant Shells and Goblets

The text explains how hollow objects like shells or goblets create a peculiar murmuring sound by concentrating and multiplying surrounding sounds in their concave surfaces. It notes that ambient sounds in the air are amplified by the resonant cavity, making them more audible.

How to Make Rose Potpourri From Dried Roses

Gather faded roses and leaves, lay on blotting paper, remove stems and seeds, dry in sun by a window. Mix dried rose leaves with salt in layers, age four to five weeks, stirring daily. Add rosemary thyme bay and spices from rosemary to orris root and other scents, then seal to create potpourri.

How to Clean Willow Chairs

Willow chairs require soap and water with a gentle brush to refresh their appearance. Use cool soap and warm water, rinse thoroughly to remove residues, air dry until well drained, then return to their place in the house.

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Deviled Chicken and Drain Pipe Cleaning Tips

A kitchen tip explains making deviled chicken by finely shredding cold meat and mixing with cream butter parsley eggs bread crumbs and nutmeg then baking in cases. Also suggested is cleaning drain pipes by dissolving copper in hot water and flushing daily to prevent odors and grease buildup.

Magnifying Power of a Compound Microscope

A guide explains that microscope magnification depends on focal length and proper object placement for clear vision. It notes typical human eye focal length about 6 to 14 inches, using 10 inches as average, so a lens one sixteenth inch long would magnify about 160 times.

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