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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1900
Page
2
The Journal Gazette announces expansion plans to increase printing capacity to meet patrons. It notes irregular delivery should be complained about and mentions staffing and advertising pressures as business conditions influence operations.
Fragmented OCR text describes global mining output and metal production, mentioning gold silver and copper themes. It references fields, production doubles, and various places and entities in a jumbled form, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
The article analyzes the Hay-Pauncefote amendment to the treaty with Britain regarding the Nicaragua Canal. It argues the amendment grants the U.S. wartime control of the canal and permits temporary fortifications but rejects permanent fortifications. It notes the Senate’s vote signals no ratification in its current form and discusses England's likely rejection and potential clash over the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, urging preservation of an Anglo-American canal framework.
A five year old girl, daughter of Peter Miller of Elwood, accidentally toppled a stand holding a boiling soap finch preparation. The child was momentarily left unattended, fell into the boiling liquid, and died despite the father's quick rescue efforts. The incident occurred in a saloon setting this morning.
An overview from the forthcoming US Department of Agriculture yearbook surveys the composition and uses of many nuts. It covers almonds pecans walnuts hickory hazelnuts pistachios chestnuts and peanuts, noting origins growth in the US markets and common culinary uses. It discusses fat protein and carbohydrate content and cautions about nut digestibility and balanced diets.
Meadville Pennsylvania reports Daniel J. Zeller, chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, severely ill but later restored to health after using Todd's Kidney Pills. A fellow brother recommended the remedy, and seven boxes led to his full recovery, with praise for the treatment and its quick effect.
A German savant proposes using X rays to predict how long a person will live. Herr Richter argues that examination of organs shows life duration tied to size strength and vitality of heart lungs brain and digestive system.
A critique argues the Hanna Mckinley subsidy bill fails to ensure fair wages for American sailors, secures no faster ships or larger cargoes, and allows foreign crews to sail with subsidies. It warns subsidies will boost dividends for already profitable steamship firms while limiting competition.
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