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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1895
Page
4
A historical report describes Dr Chamonin and Sayious experiments in boiling milk to destroy contagion and improve digestibility for infant feeding. Trials in Paris and elsewhere showed boiled milk supported healthy growth in kittens and infants, with mothers urged to boil milk as a simple precaution against bowel ailments.
A 1729 French academy report described a boy six years old who stood 5 foot 6 inches tall and, by six, had a beard and sounds of manhood though his decline began quickly. He died at age twelve after signs of extreme old age. The text mixes other ad content and promotional lines for remedies and travel notices.
Reports from the house reveal a joint resolution authorizing the Treasury to issue up to 65 million dollars in 30 year gold bonds at par, interest not exceeding eight percent, payable in gold coin. The contract with Belmont Rothschild Morgan covers delivery of 8.6 million ounces of gold at about 17804.41 per ounce and conditions for European shipments and bond payments.
Official figures show the Belmont Morgan bond syndicate deposits reaching 4.89 million dollars with 3.84 million on account and 1.05 million received after hours, distributed among Chase National Bank and others. Assay weights indicate 165,221.19 ounces of coin, 115.81 ounces lost, worth about 2,164 dollars to the syndicate, while the government expects about 50,000 dollars from bullion valuation. Subtreasury certifies 2,044,000 gold at 17.80 per ounce, convertible into bonds. The Lady of the Lake steamer burned at Washington harbor due to water-plug freezing, owned by People’s Transportation. John E. Smith sold a quarter stake in the Moose mine to J. K. Maynard for 81,000 cash, mining value set at 256,000 with 84,000 dividends in the past year. Another major storm is forecast from off the North Pacific, with effects reaching the northeast and middle states.
In Alpena Michigan Mrs Jos M Todd of Tony Rapids long crippled by rheumatism recovers after using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She credits the pills with restoring strength enabling her to dress walk and perform household duties again. She urges others to try the medicine and notes success for grippe aftereffects and impure blood. The Pills are sold by druggists or by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY.
The 1894 agricultural report shows corn yields at 10.4 bushels per acre with 62.55 million harvested acres, totaling about 1.21 billion bushels and an estimated value of 358.73 million. Wheat is near average. oats, rye, barley, buckwheat, potatoes, hay, and tobacco figures follow, detailing area, production, and value for each crop.
Lowell researchers report a process for making metallic yarns for use in carpets. A non oxidizable metal coating is applied to a fabricating core such as wood pulp or cotton. The coating mixes aluminum borax alum litharge wax white lead and other substances to resemble metal in appearance while remaining flexible. The device coats the yarns automatically as they pass through a treatment chamber. Industrial World.
Columbus and the Historic Egg explains how the implementer made an egg stand upright by a hand guided rotation, starting on its side then rotating on a sidewise axis, accelerating until it spins on end with the plate tipping to a polar Earth analogy.
An unruly monologue blend shows a pie offer to Mr Claverly and a boastful self help tone. The text then pivots to adverts for Syrup of Figs Ripans tablets Hall's Catarrh Cure and various quack remedies, listing ingredients, uses and prices while warning against mercury. Names include F J Cheney Co and Druggists, with Brooklyn and Toledo mentions.
Do You Wish the Finest Bread and Cake The advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as the purest and strongest option for superior food. It warns against substitutes tied to gifts or low prices claiming they contain alum or acids, urging consumers to choose Royal for wholesome, easily prepared meals.
A discussion of hypnosis as a social force cites Binet and Krafft-Ebing on hypnotic influence over mobs and individuals. It notes moral and legal implications, concerns about insanity defenses, and experiments by Alfred Warthen linking music to trance and diminished autonomy under Wagner and operatic stimulus.
Edison notes when busy he smokes about twenty cigars daily and ten when mentally less active. He insists the habit has caused no harm and would stop if it did. His family includes long-time smokers, including a grandfather who lived to 108. Public opinion and a mock dialogue about women’s suffrage follow.
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