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Newspaper

Cheyenne Weekly Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1882

Page

6

Saltness of the Sea Explains Ocean Salt Content

The article explains why sea water is salty, noting salts such as common salt and chlorides persist across oceans. It describes how evaporation, rainfall, and river influx create varying salinity, balanced by global currents, and how tropical seas supply salts to coral life and coastal washings contribute to ocean composition.

Caribbean Baltic Atlantic British Islands Suny Continents

Fern Basket Craft For Shaded Indoor Gardens

A practical guide to growing ferns in dark damp spots and decorating with moss. It describes making a decorative fern basket from splints around a tin cover, lining with moss turf, and filling with earth and leaf mold. It suggests moss daily dampening and painting the basket red for contrast.

Origin of the term Brother Jonathan in American lore

The piece recounts how General Washington sought aid from Connecticut Governor Jonathan Trumbull the elder during the Revolutionary War. It explains that his successful supply efforts led to the saying We must consult Brother Jonathan, a nickname that became a designation for the United States akin to John Bull for England.

United States Washington Massachusetts Jonathan Trumbull the Elder Connecticut Jonathan Hrother Jonathan John Bull England

History of Almanacs Through the Ages

A survey tracing almanac origins from medieval manuscripts to early printed works. It notes Lalande’s search, Petrus de Dacia's 1300s manuscript, and early presses by Purbach and Regiomontanus. It covers weather prognostications, astrology’s influence, censorship under James I, and shifts toward scientific calendars led by Franklin’s Poor Richard and The British Almanac.

Lalande Solomon Jardius Petrus de Dacia Oxford England British Museum Corpus Christi College Cambridge George von Purbach Vienna Regiomontanus Johann Muller Buda Hungary Paris William Paynter Thomas Dekker Cheapside Capricorne Virgo Robin Canterbury London Vox Stellarum Francis Moore Westminister Richard Philadelphia Benjamin Franklin Society For the Diffusion of Boston

Lion and Rabbit Tale Ends with Lion’s Fall

A lion boasted of power and dominance to a rabbit in a forest. The rabbit argued life prefers modest survival to tyrannical roars. Bushmen later dispatched the lion while the rabbit escaped, noting humility and resilience. The piece ends with reflections on destiny, beauty, and a higher realm beyond earthly life.

Big Six

Fish swallow tragedy on a Long Island pond scene

A Boston Forest and Stream correspondent recalls watching swallows skim a pond edge near lily pads when a pickerel lunged and swallowed a smaller pickerel. Two larger fish chased the swallow from opposite sides, but only one dropped in, the other torn asunder by the victim. The two fish weighed twenty two pounds.

Boston Long Island

Carp Culture Proves Profitable in Small Ponds and Ponds

The article extols carp farming in small ponds over half an acre, claiming ease of husbandry, tolerance of water conditions, and quick growth. It cites a California example where six carp produced thousands of fish in four years, yielding substantial profit against modest initial costs. It warns against puffery and urges plain language.

California

Cattle Brands and Ranch Listings in Wyoming and Nebraska

A scanned listing details ranch names and P. O. addresses across Wyoming and Nebraska, noting cattle brands on left side or left hip, ear marks, and horse brands. Brands include E K, 97, 76, and other craft marks with range locations such as Powder River, Crazy Woman, Horse Creek, North Platte, and Bear Creek.

James G. Rieck P. O Cheyenne Wyo Range Bridger’s Ferry Shawnee Creek Lost Springs North Side North Platte River R. & M. Frewen P. O. A. Dress Powder River Johnson Cod Wyoming Crazy Woman Fred Hesse Stoddard Lapham & Howard VI. O Trading City Clear Creek North Fork Tiorses

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