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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1887
Page
3
Fragment from a family scene where a tired mother speaks of death and heavenly welcome while a father comforts, Isabel and Marion react, and a daughter notes a grim wish to rest after death. Margaret Eytinge referenced in the Harpe.
Henry Haylord arrives to teach in Panter Walk Arkansas where two pupils Weed and Windin Blades attend. He falls in love with Weed as he inspires a fragile school, while old Jim Lackluster humorously guards tradition. The couple plans marriage as the community eventually values education.
The London physician Dr. Allison describes experiments with a young monkey to study eating habits and digestion. He notes the animal prefers fruits and vegetables, eats with his hands, and avoids hot foods. He argues humans might benefit from finger foods and nose breathing, amid observations on smell and digestion. He also references the Hudson Bay expedition report by Captain Brown on strait navigation and seasonal feasibility.
A Chicago era column notes the harsh heat on babies in tenement districts and mothers carrying infants on the streets. It also reports on John B Boyd of San Diego claiming a $5,000 Louisiana State Lottery prize and details how he received winnings, with references to Wells Fargo as collector.
Fragmentary credit note from Omaha shows Ko Untze as president of a bank at Thirteenth and Farnam, indicating a location on Farnam Street. The garbled text implies a bank office or sign near Farnam Street in Omaha.
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