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Newspaper
Cedartown Record
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1876
Page
4
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A Calcutta correspondent reports a perilous snake exhibition where two naked Tamil keepers handle Indian cobras, pythons, and other serpents in a small room. The show features live biting trials, venomous fangs, and dramatic escapes as the keepers restrain and cage the reptiles in front of astonished observers.
A snake performance featured a Rumsell wake with a golden spotted buck that hissed and struck, yet relaxed after prior tricks. The trainer attempted more aggressive methods, including a pipe and tumbler, but the cobra finally withdrew into its blanket and box as the show ended.
This fragment lists household kitchen lore and culinary tips with odd spellings and corrupted terms. It mentions various dessert and pie fillings, custards, and a jelly dish, including egg whites, lemon, apple, and milk based recipes, plus methods for icing and jelly meat preparations.
The report estimates Cherokee holdings in Indian Territory at 204,077 acres with crops totaling 6,780,800 bushels and farm product value of 4,608,010 including stock. Total real and personal property about 10,087,518. Government trust about 8,000,000. Common schools 200 with 0,000 attendance. Investments around 3,000,000, with 50 percent to government support, 35 percent to public schools, 15 percent to orphans. Population above 19,000, 14,850 natives. 16,060 acres in cultivation, hogs and sheep, 41,650 cattle. Twenty-two mills, stores, smith shops, day schools, orphan and two high schools. Aggregate school attendance 2,800. Written constitution in fifty years, past year spending about 90,000 for various purposes.
The New Empress issue stirs sharp debate in London and in the House of Commons as Disraeli signals a new imperial status for the Queen. Some call it a dangerous innovation, others a necessary assertion amid ongoing tensions and Irish Fenian concerns. A home department inquiry follows mass arrests and trials of Fenian prisoners as amnesty rumors swirl.
A jumble of lead letters reports expulsion, perjury accusations, and money rumors involving Haynes and Lilly. It notes anti bourbon movements, Democratic hopes with Davis or Hancock, carpetbagger critique, and a Supreme Court decision weakening federal election enforcement Democrat and Republican factions.
A novel use of electric current speeds leather tanning. A tannin solution in a charcoal bottom tank is traversed by current from a zinc top to a copper bottom. Skins placed in layers near the flow show rapid tannin penetration, with the closest to the positive pole tanning first.
Items of Interest recounts plans for Centennial art exhibits in the United States with two hundred statuary pieces and refined paintings, a California firm handling ore reduction, and a miniature twenty stamp mill. It notes a Parisian oyster pearl dispute, a French officer’s bankruptcy chapel, a white deer sighting in Kentucky, and architectural plans for villa style exhibition halls. The piece also mentions a statue believed to depict Octavia and discusses historical weights and measures in England.
A Scribner article reviews Dr. Holland in an April arue te and criticizes Mr. Bedlow for his revival tactics. It argues Bedlow disrupts established church work, replacing old methods with his own, triggering initial interest followed by backlash as trust erodes and the pastor and leadership resist his approach.
A survey notes hundreds of foreign language papers in the U.S. with Pennsylvania and New York hosting many German outlets and New Orleans or Louisiana showing French papers. Scandinavian, Spanish, Dutch and Cherokee representation appear, illustrating diverse journalism nationwide.
A note mentions a New York paper devoted to Jewish interests that is written in English rather than its original Hebrew language. The statement suggests a linguistic adaptation for broader readership.
A study reports a continuous current in the eye from behind forward, traced by ferrocyanide analysis after injection. Separately, British drills and cotton goods movement show American brands on English fabrics, with rising New York shipments and employment, despite modest profits and wage cuts.
Patient details a decades long battle with catarrh and related symptoms. After trying many remedies with little benefit, the author reports improvement using Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy and Golden Medical Discovery with pellets. The letter praises relief of eruptions, bleeding, headaches, and nasal symptoms, claiming complete recovery of catarrh and skin conditions. Contact information for sales is given as Rochester New York.
Fragmentary OCR from a historical market page shows Cleveland and New York markets mixed with distorted names. Mentions prices like 16 dollars and 245 dollars, hints at refined land issues, and reports on market tone, dull trading, and steady firms amid unclear entities and dates.
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