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Newspaper
Emmet County Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
12
A Brooklyn Eagle claim reports a German scientist endorsing mastication as the key to digestive health. He argues 85 percent of stomach troubles arise from improper eating and drinking. the mouth should perform much of digestion, chewing liquids and soups thoroughly to prevent indigestion.
Peking correspondent reports Chinese authorities pleased that the Palace of Ancestors was handed over by French troops with no dynastic breach. Returned items include half a million pearls and cages for the sollee ton sent to France, per order of the minister.
Judge Gates recalls a legal scene where a towering, deep voiced lawyer misreads Blackstone and notes a Latin footnote by Lord Granville. A Richmond statue of Robert E. Lee is suspected to contain honey, with insects inside since last summer, while vandals may target it. In Ireland a traveler at a remote inn sees a menu oddly written with proper German-like headings.
North Carolina justice Squire Wade Bailes operates near Stewarttown split by the state line. His wife, acting in his absence, married a young couple in South Carolina for a fee. The father later obtained a license and had the knot re-tied by a preacher, prompting警警 action. The incident highlights licensing gaps and cross-border practice.
Extraordinary mining at the old mint is conducted by Dr. David K. Tuttle and a team of experts. They sweep floors, shelves, and chimneys for precious metals, finding around two and a half percent in soot and dust, potentially 50 pounds per ton worth $8,000 to $10,000. They extend to brooms and other sweeping materials in the melting room.
A Siamese ambassador displays emeralds rubies pearls and sapphires sewn into ceremonial costumes and personal jewelry. His favorite outfit is a native panting embroidered jacket with silk fabrics unmatched in the country. He wears a parasol carried by a slave and a blue white diamond order of the White Elephant.
A column discusses antique and modern treasure devices using electric setups to locate ore and veins, including two iron staffs, a battery, and a telegraph key, plus a shaving brush like detector. It also mocks microbe fears about jewels and a sultan who enjoys watching his children perform in a tiny theater.
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