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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1892
Page
1
Poem urging the spread of sunlight and cheer to all ages and classes. Calls readers to give freely this hopeful grace, prayer and kindness, claiming blessings follow. Attributed to Ellen Dare in the Metropolitan.
A dramatic pursuit ends with a hasty midnight wedding as a preacher, two riders, and a lawman chase down to unite Richard W. Anderson and Annie Gringer. Old Joel Gringer’s scheming fails as the couple elopes with defiant vows and a swift lawful benediction.
In Howorth's study The Mammoth and the Flood he argues Siberian mammoths and other large mammals were preserved by a recent climatic shift after rapid plateau uplift. Remains span from the eastern border to the Obi River with plant fossils and shells indicating bygone conditions. He asserts immediate freezing after death prevented decay, while extreme eastern discoveries reach 17,000 feet above sea level under incompatible life conditions.
Fremy and Verneuil announce in Comptes Rendus that they have overcome past limits in ruby production by chemical synthesis. By heating alumina with potassium bichromate and fluorides, plus a touch of potassium carbonate, they obtain large crystals suitable for bearings and claim yields up to three kilograms per run in gas furnaces.
A short procedure explains how U S manufactured rifles are dust tested by placing the weapon in a box with a sand dust flow to simulate desert conditions. The gun receives twenty shots after dust exposure, then again after charging the magazine and another twenty shots, with cleaning by hand between phases.
The Florida Times-Union notes animals endure pain quietly in battle and injury. Horses, dogs, cats, sheep, poultry, doves, deer, and eagles display silent suffering, with no moans as they endure wounds, seek cover, or face death. The piece contrasts animal endurance with overworked offices seeking men.
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