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Newspaper

Dixon Sun

Location

Dixon, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1888

Page

9

Saccharine Factory Plans Under Johns Hopkins Leader

Prof. C Fahlberg under Johns Hopkins chief Na Remsen plans another factory for saccharine production. Europe already exceeds Magdeburg capacity. the antiseptic sweetener from coal tar costs as cane sugar. Fahlberg cites duty hindering American sales. removal could expand use of glucose, cutting overseas sugar imports.

C. Fahlberg Na Remsen Chemical Laboratory Johns Hopkins University Magdeburg Fahlberg America

Steam Heating Proves Its Worth On Blizzard Run

During a severe January blizzard the Chicago & Northwestern operated a steam heated train from Chicago to Des Moines 363 miles round trip. Seventeen hours were spent in a snow drift as outside temps fell to 29 degrees below zero. The Baker heaters kept the cars warm while the engine was detached. The Railway Review asserts steam heating is here to stay and marks only the threshold of steam heating science.

Chicago & Northwestern Railway Chicago Des Moines Iowa Railway Review

Impressive Gun Cotton Experiment At U S Torpedo Works

An engraving claims dynamite can press a leaf into steel instantly. In a test at the United States torpedo works leaves were placed between two iron pieces and a cylindrical charge of gun cotton exploded with fulminate cap. The blast drove the iron pieces together fast enough to leave a leaf impression before escape.

United States Torpedo Works

Death of Prof Alexander Dickson Botanist and Curling Enthusiast

The eminent Scotch botanist Prof Alexander Dickson died suddenly on December 30 1887 in his 52nd year while curling during Christmas holidays. He was known for music collecting Gaelic airs and noting tunes during Highlands excursions.

Alexander Dickson Kit North” School Highlands Gillie

Austria's Remarkable Diplomacy and Military Resilience

Blackwood's Magazine praises Austria as a triumph of diplomacy over war while acknowledging its militarized strength. It notes an admixture of heterogeneous loyalties, strong rural roots, and patriotism limited outside Hungary, yet highlights Austria's repeated recoveries and decisive historic roles with allies against Napoleon and Marlborough.

Austria Russia Europe Napoleon Marlborough Hungary Blackwood’s Magazine

Nasal Voices and Teeth Warned by Warner Remedies

An Englishwoman notes American women often have high nasal voices and false teeth due to dry air and catarrh. The piece promotes Warner's Log Cabin Cough and Consumption Remedy and Log Cabin Sarsaparilla as cures, citing anecdotal testimonials and urging regular use to prevent catarrh and lung disease.

Warner Eli Fisher Salem Henry County Iowa

Scattered Wisdom and a Housebuilt Remedy

A humorous exchange on brain weight and quality from a New York man and wife. The piece then extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal tonic, promising improved digestion, appetite, sleep, and reduced nervous symptoms, with claims for kidney bladder liver and other ailments.

New York Texas America

Little Polly’s Criticism Quits Reading for The Paper

A Boston Globe note recounts Polly, five, who pretends to read from newspapers and derides the content. In a separate item a San Francisco man who refused to pay a $336.50 dental bill for 22 hours of work was sued. the court reduced the charge to $70, and he paid.

Polly Oston Globe San Francisco

Humorous Proverb and Humorous Ads in a 19th Century Page

A string of quotations and advertisements appears, touting products and opinions. Highlights include a witty line about the bee as an emblem, praise for Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphites for consumption and debility, endorsements by Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, and coarse product pitches such as ROUGH ON RATS and ROUGH on various ailments with prices.

Scott

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