Treading Water Easy Way to Float and Survive
A Harper's Young People excerpt explains tread water as walking in deep water with minimal effort. It argues most people fear drowning but can float or tread by keeping legs below the surface and moving feet. Floating on the back is presented as the second easiest skill, preferable to perpendicular treading for many.
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Glaciers Balance Between Warmth and Cold in Various Lands
Glaciers worldwide show subtle oscillations between advance and retreat as mean temperatures rise and fall. Icelandic glaciers advance while Swiss ones alternate between shrinking and growing across the century. Changes in climate drive delicate balances. even small shifts could affect major ice streams like Rhone and the historic Lake Geneva outlet, Lyons, and broader Alpine regions.
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Oliver Wendell Holmes Birthday at Beverly Farms
Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes the Autocrat of the Breakfast Table celebrated his eighty third birthday at Beverly Farms Massachusetts his summer residence. Visitors filled the day as he received gifts letters and telegrams and greetings from Bayard and Robert C Winthrop. A silver mounted nautilus shell inscribed with a line from The Chambered Nautilus and a frosted cake bearing his initials were among the tokens.
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Reading Coal Combine decision bars railroads in New Jersey
Chancellor McGill at Trenton declares the State against the Reading coal combine. The ruling grants the injunction against railroad cooperation, blocks the Philadelphia and Reading and the Fort Reading from operating the New Jersey Central, and resumes control of its property. The opinion states public corporations owe duties to the public welfare and cannot abuse powers for private gain.
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CATTLE THIEVES SHOT NEAR WEST WATER UTAH
A lone pursuer, W. E. Davis, encountered the Brock gang near West Water Utah. He shot three of the cat thieves, killing them, and wounded Brock in the head as the band fled. The report notes a rough year with tobacco revenues described in the text.
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Gloucester celebration and a bridge wreck report
A two mile banquet marked Gloucester Mage’s two hundred fiftieth anniversary. Fireworks closed the Wig celebration. A Sherman Bridge wreck collapsed a large iron span into the stream, with many small bridges also washed away.
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Patent Office annual report shows patents and losses
Commissioner Simonds submits the annual report for the year ending June 30 1602 noting 45 145 patent and caveat filings 21626 patents granted and 12427 patents expired. Expenditures total 14 and a surplus of 155 500. Farmers in Oregon face crop destruction from pests and grain losses reported across the state.
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Dedicatory Program for World's Columbian Exposition
Illinois history records detail a large 1892 Chicago Exposition dedication plan with October events. It previews a President address, civic processions, water pageants in Jackson Park, and a long list of tableaux illustrating American history from Aboriginal ages to postcolonial era, plus nightly displays and lectures by notable figures.
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Notable Figures and Oddities Parade in Public Life
A collage of notable names and titled figures from various regions is described, including the Emperor of China turning to English, Brance’s ex President Masnian McManon, newly elected Chicasaw Governor Woure, and other public persons. The text also notes writers, ministers, and politicians, with scattered biographical hints and age or role references.
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Balancing Power Shapes Early Baseball Season
The text notes Hawrey and Hanton guiding the St. Louis Club now in Texas, with Bal thmores forming a concerted effort. Cleveland leads the second division by beating every other team, and Dax Bnournens of the Brooklyns stands as the only member of the Dig Four of 1587 still active. The season shows a boom in new players, tighter league race, and strong performances by Bassett at third for Louisville and Curry of the Beasts on a long streak. Health concerns for Hordison linger as Washington weakens, while Robinson is released and Browning added. Attendance grows in the second championship sorties. Daty shines at third for Brooklyn in Joyce’s absence. Boston wins the first championship by going after runs. St. Louis features former New York stars Glasscock, Gore, and Buckley, and New York stocks Lyons, Fuller, and Boyle. Reinstatement petitions for Halligan are not favored, with suspension standing. Key newcomer Octrieupen Jax Key emerges as a star for Pittsburgh, earning the nickname Kinz Kol, Jre. The standings show Cleveland atop the league with 23 losses, New York and Boston vying for strong second positions, while Baltimore’s petition decisions remain firm.
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Canada Backs Down on Canal Toll Dispute
The Canadian government will reimburse shippers for losses from tolls on freight to Canadian ports via the St Lawrence route. Cabinet met to assess President Harrison's proclamation effects on lake shipping and ruled out retaliatory discriminatory tolls against American vessels. It will also urge Britain to abrogate the Washington treaty provisions favoring Canadian citizens, aiming for action soon.
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Late Wholesale Prices of Country Produce in New York
The Market report lists prices for beans and peas, butter, eggs, apples, grapes, peaches, berries, hops, live poultry, ducks, turkeys, fowls, geese, eggs, and vegetables. It notes variations by grade and source states, with entries for Western and State factories, dairy products, and fresh produce, reflecting regional pricing in New York and surrounding markets.
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Switchmen Strike Ends After Conference At Buffalo Hotel
The Switchman's Association declares the strike off in a Buffalo meeting at Genesco Hotel room of Master Beritchman Bweaney. Governor Flower issues a proclamation backing Penal Code penalties for railroad sabotage and offers a $100 reward. A guard shot a 17 year old boy during disturbance and Sheriff Beck requests militia withdrawal as troops pull back.
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Prohibition Candidate Bidwell Accepts Nomination Letter
The Prohibition Party nominee General John Bidwell of California issues a public acceptance. He warns monopolistic tendencies threaten government more than liquor traffic, arguing prohibition will curb the liquor trade which he says bankrupts the nation and undermines the national fabric.
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Cholera Ravages Northern Ports Amid Heat Wave
Reports from Hamburg Antwerp and Havre describe rapid outbreaks of Asiatic cholera with hundreds of cases and dozens of deaths. Hospitals and morgues fill as authorities impose strict vessel quarantines while heat and drought worsen water contamination and public fear.
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Atkinson's Rheumatic Remedy Promoted In Local Ad
An old advertisement touts Atkinson's Gant and rheumatic remedy claiming strong cure claims. It lists sale through first-class druggists and names J C Simpson, Marqneay, W Vasoya. Hall's Catarrh Cure is also endorsed for catarrh relief and Heoodi no's Pills are marketed as effective, with distributors in Whea town.
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