The Palgrave sails from New York with vast refined petroleum cargo
The Palgrave departs New York bound for Java carrying 182000 cases of refined petroleum about 1820020 gallons, touted as the largest cargo ever exported on a single vessel. The note also links other world events and curiosities in a sprawling item.
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Palgrave
New York
Java
Ieea
Zastern
Finding Jim in the Weekly Palladium Exchange Tale
A may to november search unfolds inside a country newspaper office as a white haired settler seeks news of his son Jim. The exchange routine reveals a family rift and a lingering hope for reparation as the man repeatedly checks the papers for any mention of Jim.
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James Monserve
Merchants’ Hotel
Iowa
Jim
Detroit
Palladium
Queen of Sweden adopts heroic treatment for nerves
The Queen of Sweden is prescribed daily household duties, sweeping, walking in sunshine, and regular exercise to calm a nervous condition. Boerhaave argued exercise often yields stronger benefits than medicines, a view cited in the report.
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Boerhave
New -York Telegram
Canadian weather prophet Wiggins knighted by queen
The Canadian weather forecaster Wiggins is reported to have been knighted by the queen. The note by Neu Fork Weekly praises his quiet service and royal recognition for accurate weather predictions.
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Wangs
Wiggins
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Scientific scraps and notes on science from history
Miscellaneous items cover botanical uses of Calligonum in northwestern India, a magnetic rock report in Upper Burmah, heights of peaks in the Hima Jayna and Alps, a Berlin piano using electromagnetism, celluloid uses for ships, dangers of carbolic acid, concerns about the Atlantic coast sinking, a French chloroformine practice, and details on Washington D C including its area, reservations, and origins of the federal district and territory.
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Berlin
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Paris
United Sates of America
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George Washington
Washington
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Health tips for young wives from a vintage text
A vintage moralizing note advises women to prioritize health through sunshine, open air, regular meals, and cheerful disposition. It suggests not waiting beyond a set time for a husband and emphasizes yielding to natural sleep if needed to gain overall well being.
Nard Up. Jack Pays Lunch With Suit Bill
A humorous exchange features Jack boasting a thirty dollar bill sewn into his suit. Dick questions the improvised payment while Jack insists the bill is real and ready for lunch.
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Jack
Salmon wheels and gill net fisheries on the Columbia
A New Yorker describes the Pacific coast salmon fisheries along the Columbia River. He details a 40 foot diameter wooden wheel with buckets catching thousands of salmon daily, the role of Indian fishers, and the shift to canning. He notes gill netting, labor, and the scale of annual catches reaching hundreds of thousands of fish.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon
Columbia River
Northern Pacific Railroad
Dallas City
Columbian River
New York
The Australian bottle tree in tropical Queensland
The article describes the rare Australian bottle tree native to a limited tropical Queensland region between 18 and 21 degrees south. It details its trunk shape like a bottle, tall corky bark, graceful foliage forming a dome, spacing, habitat, and striking landscape presence.
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Queensland
Australia
Martyr to Enterprise in Alpine Photography
A British Alpine Club party led by Mr. Dent found the camera gear of mountaineer Donkin near a precipice on Mount Dychtan. They concluded he and his companions fell from the peak and died instantly while attempting to duplicate his Caucasus exploits.
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Chicago Herald
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Kansas Line
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Rockies
Pike’s Peak
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British Alpine Club
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New York Sun
Preserving and Crystallizing Fruits for Home Canning
Practical tips for canning jars without cracking using a folded wet cloth, cooling water, and a wet paraffin cake. Simple substitutes to sugar papers, using a grocer funnel and small dipper. Steps for crystallizing fruit include selecting uniform fruit, boiling, extracting juice, making syrup, and glazing or crystallizing. Also includes several old fashioned recipes for pound cake custards puddings sauces and grape catsup.
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California
France
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