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Cranbury Press

Location

Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1890

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Mixed 19th Century News Roundup From Europe And Americas

A compilation notes political changes in Milton Ohio and Washington legislature concerns. It cites influenza patterns in horses and a German dynamite trust with $300000 penalties, plus anti slavery efforts at Tanganyika and Sweden's tax on foreign traders. It ends with divorce case curiosities in the United States.

Thou Twain Shall Be One Flesh Poem Fragment

Poem fragment by Stephen Smith in Independent explores union of two people. It repeats lines about joining hands feet speed might heart and soul to share strength and aims. The readable text suggests a romantic allegory on partnership.

Stephen Smith Independent Fitchburg Mas) Sentinel Sha Waa

Uncle Flo’s May Wine Schemes Trigger Sudden Marriage

In a French tale adapted from Epoch, Uncle Florent Mougeot a parsimonious botanist and would‑be author is lured by a clever plan involving Asperula Odorata May wine. His two pamphlets provoke a publishing spree, a village feast, and a rapid marriage to Madam Roz culminating in the birth of a daughter named Asperula.

Florent F.O Grodard Hespkeeper Madame Roz Aho Gnelo Flo Ima Guelo Flo Yio Archmological and Horticultural Society Ashole Society Florent Mougeot Order of Bylvester Vaclo Flo Juvigny-Haut Troina Dos Bais Fio Clin Valhalla St. Florent Flo Masgongos Asporula Habris Uncle Flo Howavor Pio

Ground connection claims barefoot copper brads cured illness

A man from St. Louis claims inserting copper brads in shoe soles restored his health by connecting to the earths electrical currents. He formerly suffered from dyspepsia neuralgia headaches and other pains and says his feet became warm and moist after the practice and his health improved within months.

Hell Louis Repubic

The Grand Duke Constantine Monocle Prank

The Grand Duke Constantine uses a hidden monocle rig to disrupt talkers. His eyeglass rises to his eye via a subtle elastic twitch, then he surveys the speaker, leaving them speechless as their words trail off.

Constantine Romanoff

The Chinese Minister in Washington Social Life

The current Chinese minister is described as exclusive in his habits and restricts his legation attaches from social duties. Unlike his predecessor noted for sociable participation, the present envoy has limited social festivities, depriving Washington society of its charm and engagement.

Washington Sotttty Legation Benptot Hen United States Weill

Powdered milk debate and brickbats on sugar in dairy staple

The article discusses powdered milk as a potential substitute for cow's milk, noting its lack of sugar and possible advantages for transport and storage. It questions feasibility, cost, and whether it can truly replace plain or condensed milk, while touching on counterfeiters and concerns about drying and reconstituting milk.

W. E. Ludlow Columbu India China Ludlow South Carolina Edgefield Rusk Yort

Oddities in Fashion from Blue Fox to Pocket Gloves

A survey of lavish items and trends from blue fox fur valued at twenty thousand dollars to a glove pocket design for coins. Includes Princess Wilhelmina’s youth, Mrs. Harrison’s wardrobe habits, and contemporary dress notes from Washington and New York with opinions on sleeves, capes, and fur trims.

New York Sun Wannson Harrison New York Washington Lttto Toro Sayar Chicago Journal White House Albert LerVife

Scientific scraps show diverse early science notes and urban scenes

A wide potpourri of curiosities covers propulsion, chemistry, and agriculture with items on windmills powering dynamos, quinine from bark, oil from Lima gas, and turfa as an oil substitute. It also notes fishless Yellowstone waters, leather tanning odors, and a Potsdam bridge’s age related problems alongside metropolitan street trade involving immigrant runners and a Battery Park police encounter.

Yellowstone Park Potsdam Germany Great Salt Lake

Steering by Echo in Harbor Fog

A fogbound vessel, the island avenger, relies on echoes from harbor walls to navigate. A new adjoining structure near Brook water height aids locating the boat, while Souszo Island buildings also help. Little Diamond harbor has a canopy like shelter and the fog signals are uncertain.

Island Avenger Sara Souszo Island Great Diamond Little Dimond Tha Howe Angus

Window cleaning and woolen undergarments tips from old times

Two domestic workers discuss window cleaning on dull days using a brush, warm ammonia wash, and paper polish for a shine. The piece then covers woolen underwear issues with German wool, shrinking, shaping of undervests, and care to prevent pilling and excessive washing.

Saxony Tribune

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